Every Sci-Fi Movie and TV Show Premiering This Week at Home or in Theaters Including DC’s New Series

Moviegoers and streaming fans have a variety of speculative fiction and genre titles debuting this week. From superhero comic book series to anniversary theatrical releases, audiences can dive into a rich selection of stories. Cosmic phenomena, tales of survival in apocalyptic settings, and satirical horror complete the upcoming lineup. Here’s a look at the key sci-fi and speculative fiction projects making their way to theaters or returning to screens.

‘Lanterns’ (2026)

In ‘Lanterns’, rookie Green Lantern John Stewart teams up with veteran Hal Jordan for a gripping murder investigation set in the heart of America. Starring Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler, with Nathan Fillion and Kelly Macdonald in supporting roles, this small-town mystery reveals a vast conspiracy that impacts the larger universe. Created by showrunner Chris Mundy, this ten-episode HBO series collaborates with writers Damon Lindelof and Tom King, expanding the cosmic lore of beloved comic book heroes through a grounded narrative.

‘The End of Oak Street’ (2026)

Writer and director David Robert Mitchell presents ‘The End of Oak Street’, a cosmic thriller where a suburban neighborhood is abruptly transported to an unknown realm. The Platt family must adapt to a perilous environment filled with prehistoric dangers, including dinosaurs. Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor alongside Christian Convery and Maisy Stella, this wide theatrical release promises an IMAX-scale adventure, produced by J.J. Abrams with an original score by Michael Giacchino to heighten the suspense.

‘Your Name.’ (2016)

Director Makoto Shinkai brings back his animated classic ‘Your Name.’ for a tenth-anniversary edition. The film follows high school students Taki and Mitsuha, who mysteriously swap bodies despite living miles apart in Japan. Their connection reveals a deeper mystery tied to memory and a cosmic event that shapes their fate. This remastered 4K version showcases the stunning animation by CoMix Wave Films, featuring voices from Ryunosuke Kamiki and Mone Kamishiraishi, along with a soundtrack by RADWIMPS.

‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ (2026)

In ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’, directed by Cal Brunker, the rescue pups embark on an unexpected adventure on a mysterious island. After a storm strands them, they encounter a land filled with dinosaurs. Teaming up with dinosaur expert Rex, they must stop Mayor Humdinger from triggering a volcanic eruption. Mckenna Grace returns as Skye, joined by a star-studded voice cast including Terry Crews and Jennifer Hudson. The screenplay is crafted by Bob Barlen and Keith Chapman.

‘Train to Busan’ (2016)

Director Yeon Sang Ho’s ‘Train to Busan’ returns to select North American theaters for a special tenth-anniversary presentation. This gripping horror film follows a workaholic father and his young daughter as they navigate a high-speed train during a sudden zombie outbreak. Starring Gong Yoo and Ma Dong Seok, alongside Jung Yu Mi and Kim Su An, this limited theatrical rerelease features a fully remastered 4K visual upgrade for audiences.

‘Namaslay’ (2026)

Directors Kanish Arhant Sudhir and Rish Arhant Sudhir present ‘Namaslay’, a satirical horror film that critiques modern wellness culture. The story follows Gayatri, a young woman who joins an exclusive instructor training program at a luxurious yoga studio. As she attends a remote retreat, she uncovers sinister motives that twist ancient traditions into a perilous experience. This theatrical release uses speculative elements to explore themes of commercialization and cultural appropriation.

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