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If you’re looking to trim your streaming budget without sacrificing pulse-pounding entertainment, Pluto TV is dropping a massive wave of genre hits this month—completely free. From bloody slasher marathons and sci-fi classics to heavy-hitting action blockbusters and gritty crime thrillers, here is everything landing on the free platform on August 1, 2026. Action & Thrillers Angel Heart The Art of the Steal Blood Ties (2012) Captive (2015) The Call (2013) Charlie’s Angels (2000) Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle The Devil’s Own (1997) Django Unchained Drive (2011) The Fan (1996) The Fugitive The General’s Daughter G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra G.I. Joe: Retaliation Guns Akimbo Hamburger Hill Heat (1995) I Spy I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead Jade Jennifer Eight Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life The Mask of Zorro The Legend of Zorro Machine Gun Preacher Once Upon a Time in Mexico Paycheck The Presidio Red Eye Revenge of the Green Dragons Rules of Engagement
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Desire can be dangerous, but in NEON’s latest genre discovery, it’s downright lethal. The award-winning indie powerhouse NEON has officially announced that Leviticus, the feature directorial debut from Adrian Chiarella, is coming home. The acclaimed film will hit Digital platforms on July 28, 2026 for rent or purchase, followed by a physical Blu-ray/4 K Ultra HD Combo and DVD release on September 8, 2026. Following its celebrated premiere in the prestigious Midnight section at the Sundance Film Festival, Leviticus quickly cemented itself as one of the year’s most haunting breakout hits, with critics hailing it as a “bone-chilling horror romance” and “staggeringly beautiful.” A Shape-Shifting Nightmare A deeply atmospheric, coming-of-age supernatural thriller, Leviticus stars Joe Bird (Talk To Me) and Stacy Clausen as two teenage boys forced on the run from a relentless, violent entity with a cruel gimmick: it takes the exact physical form of the person they desire most—each other. Home Entertainment Bonus Features For physical media collectors
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The Four Nations officially converged on Comic-Con® International’s iconic Hall H yesterday, marking a historic first for the Avatar Legends franchise. Moderated by the original voice of Korra, Janet Varney, the star-studded panel celebrated the highly anticipated premiere of the feature film Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, while dropping a major bombshell: the brand-new animated series Avatar: Seven Havens will premiere globally on Paramount+ on Friday, October 9, 2026. Adult Aang Takes the Stage The Hall H panel featured an exclusive conversation with Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender cast members Eric Nam, Dave Bautista, Román Zaragoza, Jessica Matten, and Dionne Quan, alongside franchise co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino, and director Lauren Montgomery. The creative team gave fans an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the process of bringing the beloved ‘Gaang’ into adulthood. The feature film Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender premieres globally on Paramount+ on Saturday, July 25 at 12:00 AM PT / 3:00 AM ET. Directed by Lauren
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Fasten your seatbelts and secure your tray tables, shark-feature fiends! Deep Water (2026) is officially ready to plunge you into the ultimate worst-case scenario. Directed by action maestro Renny Harlin (Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger), this survival thriller boasts a heavy-hitting lead duo. It stars Golden Globe nominee Aaron Eckhart and Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley, reuniting on screen for the first time since 2004’s Suspect Zero. The Plane Crash is Only the Opening Act Imagine an international flight plummeting out of the sky and crash-landing straight into the middle of shark-infested waters. As the fuselage begins to flood, panic surges among the surviving passengers. However, they aren’t just battling a rising waterline inside a sinking metal tube. They’re surrounded by relentless predators. To survive, the group has to set aside their panic and fight their way out of the ultimate underwater death trap. For Harlin, crafting this wet-and-wild disaster flick is the fulfillment of a lifelong cinematic dream: “Deep
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If someone proved to you right now, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that we aren’t alone in the universe, would you be terrified, or relieved? That very question is at the center of Disclosure Day, the epic sci-fi thriller from the undisputed king of the summer blockbuster, Steven Spielberg. Fresh off its hit theatrical run, the film is officially available to watch at home on Digital platforms starting today. Disclosure Day reunites Spielberg with legendary screenwriter David Koepp (Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds; the film is a masterclass in global tension, government cover-ups, and jaw-dropping suspense. An All-Star Ensemble Spielberg assembled an absolute powerhouse cast, featuring Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place), Josh O’Connor (Challengers), and Colman Domingo (Rustin). Eve Hewson (The Perfect Couple), Colin Firth (The King’s Speech), and Wyatt Russell (Monarch: Legacy of Monsters) join the chaos. Spielberg produces alongside Kristie Macosko Krieger, with Adam Somner and Chris Brigham serving as executive producers. Watch it Now! The
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The maestro of neon-drenched nihilism is finally back where he belongs. After spending a decade wandering the prestige television wilderness—and briefly giving film critics absolute whiplash by directing a wholesome BBC children’s show—radical avant-garde auteur Nicolas Winding Refn makes his grand return to the big screen with Her Private Hell. Marking Refn’s first feature film since 2016’s hyper-stylized, flesh-eating fashion nightmare The Neon Demon, the highly anticipated film is now playing in theaters nationwide. Tokyo Drift (Into Pure Madness) True to form, Her Private Hell is a sleek, intoxicating film set against the glowing, rain-slicked backdrop of Tokyo. If Refn’s signature style (Drive, Only God Forgives) is any indicator, audiences should prepare for gorgeous cinematography, long, silent stares, pulsating synth beats, and explosions of brutal violence. The narrative kicks off when a thick, unnatural mist descends upon the metropolis, unleashing a deadly, elusive entity into the streets. Amidst the foggy chaos, a young woman ventures into the haze searching for
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From Potsy Ponciroli, the director behind Old Henry, comes Motor City. A movie that takes Alan Ritchson’s ex-con character, John Miller, and denies him the simple dream of a quiet life post-prison. Frame a guy for a crime he didn’t commit, and naturally, he’s going to paint Detroit red to settle the score. Alongside Ritchson, the stacked cast features Ben Foster, Pablo Schreiber, Ben McKenzie, Lionel Boyce, and Shailene Woodley. If you’re hunting for an action flick drenched in unapologetic blood and gore, this certainly delivers. It masquerades as a revenge-fueled love story. But don’t hold your breath for a fairytale ending—there are zero happy endings in store. It’s pure, unrelenting brutality. Now, full disclosure: I’m a big Alan Ritchson fan. From “Blue Mountain State” to “Blood Drive” to “Reacher,” I’ve tracked his career for years. And having interviewed him in the past, I can confirm he’s as genuinely nice as they come. Which makes what I’m about to say
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The Twisted Childhood Universe is carving out another nightmare. This time, it brings a conscience made of a wooden boy. Hitting cinemas nationwide today (July 24, 2026) via Altitude is Pinocchio: Unstrung. It arrives fresh off its UK premiere at the Raindance Film Festival, where it locked down four major award nominations. Steered by director Rhys Frake-Waterfield and producer Scott Chambers, this isn’t just another bargain-bin cash-in on public-domain IP. It is easily the best, most wildly entertaining entry in the franchise that already gave us dark takes on Winnie-the-Pooh and Bambi. A Grandfather to Fear The narrative kicks off when Geppetto gifts a handcrafted wooden doll to his grandson. Clearly having never seen a single horror movie in his life, the kid introduces his new puppet to the real world. Naturally, things go horribly off the rails. Pinocchio decides that the quickest path to moral purity and becoming a “real, good boy” is by violently butchering anyone he deems
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Collecting dolls is usually a harmless hobby. Collecting women, however, gets the police involved. Cinephobia Releasing has officially acquired North American rights to The Dollmaker, the latest eerie feature from director Jose Maria Cicala (Shadow of the Cat, Sola). The film is set to slash its way onto VOD and digital platforms this August. A dark mix of macabre suspense and surreal art-house horror, the film unfolds in a quiet village. A charming young man leads a simple life. He tends to his mother and works his shift at the local video store. Oh, and obsessively collecting dolls. But when local women begin vanishing without a trace, newly arrived Inspector Porter targets him as his prime suspect. High Praise & Festival Hype ”The Dollmaker is creepy, bloody and surreal… and I loved every minute of it,” said Ray Murray, President of Cinephobia Releasing. “Cinephobia Releasing is excited to bring this original film to both art and genre audiences.” The film
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Get ready to reload. The official trailer for Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated Resident Evil adaptation has finally landed, offering a fast-paced, gore-soaked peek at a survival-horror ride packed with T-virus mutations and classic Capcom Easter eggs. The trailer centers on Austin Abrams (Weapons) as Bryan, an unsuspecting medical courier caught in a catastrophic, non-stop fight for survival as a single, horrifying night spirals into total bio-organic chaos. Cregger (Barbarian) directs from a screenplay he co-wrote alongside action scribe Shay Hatten (John Wick: Chapter 4). Less Zombies, More “Weird Creature Stuff” While the initial teaser keeps its focus tightly on Bryan’s frantic arrival amid the outbreak, horror fans expecting a standard horde of the walking dead might want to adjust their expectations. Cregger revealed that the film intentionally sidesteps traditional zombie tropes in favor of the franchise’s wilder bio-weapons: “This movie doesn’t utilize zombies that much. It’s much more focused on the weird creature stuff than the zombies. There’s really only
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If you’re looking to trim your streaming budget without sacrificing pulse-pounding entertainment, Pluto TV is dropping a massive wave of genre hits this month—completely free. From bloody slasher marathons and sci-fi classics to heavy-hitting action blockbusters and gritty crime thrillers, here is everything landing on the free platform on August 1, 2026. Action & Thrillers Angel Heart The Art of the Steal Blood Ties (2012) Captive (2015) The Call (2013) Charlie’s Angels (2000) Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle The Devil’s Own (1997) Django Unchained Drive (2011) The Fan (1996) The Fugitive The General’s Daughter G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra G.I. Joe: Retaliation Guns Akimbo Hamburger Hill Heat (1995) I Spy I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead Jade Jennifer Eight Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life The Mask of Zorro The Legend of Zorro Machine Gun Preacher Once Upon a Time in Mexico Paycheck The Presidio Red Eye Revenge of the Green Dragons Rules of Engagement
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Desire can be dangerous, but in NEON’s latest genre discovery, it’s downright lethal. The award-winning indie powerhouse NEON has officially announced that Leviticus, the feature directorial debut from Adrian Chiarella, is coming home. The acclaimed film will hit Digital platforms on July 28, 2026 for rent or purchase, followed by a physical Blu-ray/4 K Ultra HD Combo and DVD release on September 8, 2026. Following its celebrated premiere in the prestigious Midnight section at the Sundance Film Festival, Leviticus quickly cemented itself as one of the year’s most haunting breakout hits, with critics hailing it as a “bone-chilling horror romance” and “staggeringly beautiful.” A Shape-Shifting Nightmare A deeply atmospheric, coming-of-age supernatural thriller, Leviticus stars Joe Bird (Talk To Me) and Stacy Clausen as two teenage boys forced on the run from a relentless, violent entity with a cruel gimmick: it takes the exact physical form of the person they desire most—each other. Home Entertainment Bonus Features For physical media collectors
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The Four Nations officially converged on Comic-Con® International’s iconic Hall H yesterday, marking a historic first for the Avatar Legends franchise. Moderated by the original voice of Korra, Janet Varney, the star-studded panel celebrated the highly anticipated premiere of the feature film Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, while dropping a major bombshell: the brand-new animated series Avatar: Seven Havens will premiere globally on Paramount+ on Friday, October 9, 2026. Adult Aang Takes the Stage The Hall H panel featured an exclusive conversation with Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender cast members Eric Nam, Dave Bautista, Román Zaragoza, Jessica Matten, and Dionne Quan, alongside franchise co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino, and director Lauren Montgomery. The creative team gave fans an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the process of bringing the beloved ‘Gaang’ into adulthood. The feature film Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender premieres globally on Paramount+ on Saturday, July 25 at 12:00 AM PT / 3:00 AM ET. Directed by Lauren
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Fasten your seatbelts and secure your tray tables, shark-feature fiends! Deep Water (2026) is officially ready to plunge you into the ultimate worst-case scenario. Directed by action maestro Renny Harlin (Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger), this survival thriller boasts a heavy-hitting lead duo. It stars Golden Globe nominee Aaron Eckhart and Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley, reuniting on screen for the first time since 2004’s Suspect Zero. The Plane Crash is Only the Opening Act Imagine an international flight plummeting out of the sky and crash-landing straight into the middle of shark-infested waters. As the fuselage begins to flood, panic surges among the surviving passengers. However, they aren’t just battling a rising waterline inside a sinking metal tube. They’re surrounded by relentless predators. To survive, the group has to set aside their panic and fight their way out of the ultimate underwater death trap. For Harlin, crafting this wet-and-wild disaster flick is the fulfillment of a lifelong cinematic dream: “Deep
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If someone proved to you right now, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that we aren’t alone in the universe, would you be terrified, or relieved? That very question is at the center of Disclosure Day, the epic sci-fi thriller from the undisputed king of the summer blockbuster, Steven Spielberg. Fresh off its hit theatrical run, the film is officially available to watch at home on Digital platforms starting today. Disclosure Day reunites Spielberg with legendary screenwriter David Koepp (Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds; the film is a masterclass in global tension, government cover-ups, and jaw-dropping suspense. An All-Star Ensemble Spielberg assembled an absolute powerhouse cast, featuring Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place), Josh O’Connor (Challengers), and Colman Domingo (Rustin). Eve Hewson (The Perfect Couple), Colin Firth (The King’s Speech), and Wyatt Russell (Monarch: Legacy of Monsters) join the chaos. Spielberg produces alongside Kristie Macosko Krieger, with Adam Somner and Chris Brigham serving as executive producers. Watch it Now! The
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The maestro of neon-drenched nihilism is finally back where he belongs. After spending a decade wandering the prestige television wilderness—and briefly giving film critics absolute whiplash by directing a wholesome BBC children’s show—radical avant-garde auteur Nicolas Winding Refn makes his grand return to the big screen with Her Private Hell. Marking Refn’s first feature film since 2016’s hyper-stylized, flesh-eating fashion nightmare The Neon Demon, the highly anticipated film is now playing in theaters nationwide. Tokyo Drift (Into Pure Madness) True to form, Her Private Hell is a sleek, intoxicating film set against the glowing, rain-slicked backdrop of Tokyo. If Refn’s signature style (Drive, Only God Forgives) is any indicator, audiences should prepare for gorgeous cinematography, long, silent stares, pulsating synth beats, and explosions of brutal violence. The narrative kicks off when a thick, unnatural mist descends upon the metropolis, unleashing a deadly, elusive entity into the streets. Amidst the foggy chaos, a young woman ventures into the haze searching for
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From Potsy Ponciroli, the director behind Old Henry, comes Motor City. A movie that takes Alan Ritchson’s ex-con character, John Miller, and denies him the simple dream of a quiet life post-prison. Frame a guy for a crime he didn’t commit, and naturally, he’s going to paint Detroit red to settle the score. Alongside Ritchson, the stacked cast features Ben Foster, Pablo Schreiber, Ben McKenzie, Lionel Boyce, and Shailene Woodley. If you’re hunting for an action flick drenched in unapologetic blood and gore, this certainly delivers. It masquerades as a revenge-fueled love story. But don’t hold your breath for a fairytale ending—there are zero happy endings in store. It’s pure, unrelenting brutality. Now, full disclosure: I’m a big Alan Ritchson fan. From “Blue Mountain State” to “Blood Drive” to “Reacher,” I’ve tracked his career for years. And having interviewed him in the past, I can confirm he’s as genuinely nice as they come. Which makes what I’m about to say
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The Twisted Childhood Universe is carving out another nightmare. This time, it brings a conscience made of a wooden boy. Hitting cinemas nationwide today (July 24, 2026) via Altitude is Pinocchio: Unstrung. It arrives fresh off its UK premiere at the Raindance Film Festival, where it locked down four major award nominations. Steered by director Rhys Frake-Waterfield and producer Scott Chambers, this isn’t just another bargain-bin cash-in on public-domain IP. It is easily the best, most wildly entertaining entry in the franchise that already gave us dark takes on Winnie-the-Pooh and Bambi. A Grandfather to Fear The narrative kicks off when Geppetto gifts a handcrafted wooden doll to his grandson. Clearly having never seen a single horror movie in his life, the kid introduces his new puppet to the real world. Naturally, things go horribly off the rails. Pinocchio decides that the quickest path to moral purity and becoming a “real, good boy” is by violently butchering anyone he deems
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Collecting dolls is usually a harmless hobby. Collecting women, however, gets the police involved. Cinephobia Releasing has officially acquired North American rights to The Dollmaker, the latest eerie feature from director Jose Maria Cicala (Shadow of the Cat, Sola). The film is set to slash its way onto VOD and digital platforms this August. A dark mix of macabre suspense and surreal art-house horror, the film unfolds in a quiet village. A charming young man leads a simple life. He tends to his mother and works his shift at the local video store. Oh, and obsessively collecting dolls. But when local women begin vanishing without a trace, newly arrived Inspector Porter targets him as his prime suspect. High Praise & Festival Hype ”The Dollmaker is creepy, bloody and surreal… and I loved every minute of it,” said Ray Murray, President of Cinephobia Releasing. “Cinephobia Releasing is excited to bring this original film to both art and genre audiences.” The film
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Get ready to reload. The official trailer for Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated Resident Evil adaptation has finally landed, offering a fast-paced, gore-soaked peek at a survival-horror ride packed with T-virus mutations and classic Capcom Easter eggs. The trailer centers on Austin Abrams (Weapons) as Bryan, an unsuspecting medical courier caught in a catastrophic, non-stop fight for survival as a single, horrifying night spirals into total bio-organic chaos. Cregger (Barbarian) directs from a screenplay he co-wrote alongside action scribe Shay Hatten (John Wick: Chapter 4). Less Zombies, More “Weird Creature Stuff” While the initial teaser keeps its focus tightly on Bryan’s frantic arrival amid the outbreak, horror fans expecting a standard horde of the walking dead might want to adjust their expectations. Cregger revealed that the film intentionally sidesteps traditional zombie tropes in favor of the franchise’s wilder bio-weapons: “This movie doesn’t utilize zombies that much. It’s much more focused on the weird creature stuff than the zombies. There’s really only
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