Scream 7 to Elvis in Concert: Every Hollywood Movie Releasing in Theatres This Week (Feb 23–28, 2026)

February’s final week is anything but quiet at the multiplex. Whether you’re a horror junkie who lives for Ghostface’s return, a classic rock fan itching to relive Elvis Presley’s legendary concerts on the big screen, or someone looking for a good laugh — there’s genuinely something for everyone hitting theatres between February 23–28, 2026. Here’s your complete guide to every Hollywood release this week, so you can plan your next cinema outing without the guesswork.

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All Hollywood Theatrical Releases This Week — Overview

🔪 1. Scream 7

The iconic slasher franchise is back, and Ghostface is deadlier — and more personal — than ever. In Scream 7, Sidney Prescott’s hard-won peace is shattered when a new killer begins targeting those closest to her, including her own daughter, Tatum Evans. Forced to confront ghosts from her past once more, Sidney must race to stop the masked murderer before history repeats itself in the worst way possible. Franchise veterans Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox return, bringing a wave of nostalgia alongside the scares. If you grew up with this series, this is the one to see on the big screen.

🎵 2. EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert

This isn’t a biopic — it’s something far more special. EPiC brings Elvis Presley’s legendary live performances to theatres using cutting-edge visual restoration and immersive concert footage, making it feel as though the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll is performing right in front of you. It’s a rare theatrical experience built for fans who missed Elvis in his prime and anyone who simply wants to feel the electric energy of one of music history’s greatest performers. Absolutely worth seeing with a big sound system.

🐒 3. The Monkey

Based on Stephen King’s short story of the same name, The Monkey is a darkly comedic horror film about a toy monkey with a very sinister habit — every time its cymbal claps, someone dies. When twin brothers discover the cursed toy from their childhood, the deaths begin piling up in increasingly wild and gruesome ways. Director Osgood Perkins blends dread with dark humour in a way that’s refreshingly unhinged, making this one of the more unique theatrical experiences of early 2026.

🐾 4. Dog Man

Adapted from Dav Pilkey’s wildly popular graphic novel series, Dog Man is the animated family film that kids have been eagerly waiting for. When a freak accident merges a police officer and his dog into one heroic creature, the world gets its most lovable — and chaotic — crime-fighter yet. Packed with heart, humour, and the kind of silly-but-sweet storytelling that made the books a global phenomenon, this one is perfect for a family outing.

👻 5. Presence

Director Steven Soderbergh flips the haunted house genre on its head with Presence — a film told entirely from the point of view of a ghost observing a family that has just moved into its home. As the spirit watches the family’s secrets and tensions unravel, what begins as curiosity becomes something far more unsettling. It’s a quiet, creepy, and genuinely inventive thriller that rewards patient viewers with a powerful emotional gut-punch by the end.

👠 6. The Ugly Stepsister

This Norwegian dark comedy horror puts a wickedly twisted spin on the Cinderella fairy tale — told from the perspective of the stepsister. Desperate to fit into the glass slipper and win the prince’s favour, Elvira goes to increasingly horrifying lengths to conform to impossible beauty standards. Part satire, part body horror, and part dark fairy tale, it’s a bold and uncomfortable watch that holds a sharp mirror up to society’s obsession with appearance. Not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable.

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