Ready for your weekly big screen fix? Opening in cinemas today are eight new movies that run the gamut from Gotham horror and Filipino drama to supernatural romance and an Oscar-winning favorite returning to the big screen. Clayface unleashes a darker side of DC, The Cycle digs into a decades-old mystery, and The Fisher puts Mon Confiado and Enchong Dee at the center of a tense seaside drama. There’s also the La La Land 10th Anniversary rerelease, the heartfelt Multwoh, wartime drama Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, Thai rom-com Henry’s First Dates, and anime romance You, Fireworks, and Our Promise.
Need help choosing what to watch? Here are all eight new movies showing this week.
Clayface
2026 • R-18 • 1h 48m
HORROR, SCIENCE FICTION, THRILLER
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What happens when a second chance at fame comes at a terrible price?
Gotham City’s darker side takes center stage in this tragic, terrifying origin story. Matt Hagen, a rising Hollywood star from humble beginnings, sees his career shattered when a brutal crime boss leaves him horribly disfigured. Desperate to reclaim his former appearance, Hagen seeks out a radical, experimental treatment. The procedure miraculously restores his face, but it triggers a horrific psychological decline that sends him on an all-consuming path of vengeance.
Blending horror, science fiction, and psychological tension, Clayface explores the frightening cost of transformation and what happens when the desire to get even takes over.
The Cycle
2026 • R-13 • 1h 51m
HORROR, THRILLER
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Some family secrets refuse to stay buried.
Deborah Ann Woll and Jeffrey Donovan star in this tense supernatural thriller centered on long-buried secrets. When the body of a man missing for 36 years suddenly turns up at the site of a fresh, brutal crime, his estranged daughter Meg returns to her hometown to investigate. As she uncovers her father’s past, she realizes his disappearance is tied to an unsettling cycle of violence that threatens her own life.
For horror fans who enjoy mysteries with dark histories and unsettling revelations, The Cycle offers a chilling story where the past is far from finished.
The Fisher
2026 • R-13 • 1h 59m
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A mysterious stranger, a family in turmoil, and a fishing community facing an unsettling crisis take center stage in The Fisher, a local drama that raises difficult questions about trust and responsibility.
Mon Confiado, Enchong Dee, and Eula Valdez star in this gripping coastal drama exploring superstition and morality in a tight-knit island community. When Pedro, an ordinary fisherman, rescues a lost stranger stranded out at sea, his act of mercy turns into a community trial. Accused of both causing a devastating fish-rotting plague and impregnating Pedro’s teenage daughter, the mysterious outsider leaves Pedro facing a terrible choice about justice and survival.
The Fisher brings a morally complicated story to the big screen, exploring how fear, suspicion, and family ties can collide.
Multwoh
2026 • R-13 • 2h 6m
COMEDY, HORROR, ROMANCE
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What if you finally found the courage to say “I love you,” but only after you were gone?
In Multwoh, a queer college student suddenly dies in their dorm and returns as a ghost. But instead of coming back to seek revenge, they have one unfinished piece of business: confessing their feelings to the person they love. The problem is that the words they struggled to say in life are no easier to express in death. As the ghost attempts to make that long-overdue confession, the story finds humor and tenderness in the awkwardness of love, the pain of loss, and all the things we wish we had said sooner.
Starring Sassa Gurl, Joao Constancia, and John Lapus, Multwoh brings together comedy, horror, and romance in a heartfelt story about missed chances and feelings that refuse to disappear.
Henry’s First Dates
2026 • PG • 1h 54m
COMEDY, ROMANCE
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Imagine going on a first date that never really ends. Sounds romantic at first, right? Until you realize your date forgets everything the moment he wakes up.
Nadech Kugimiya and Minnie star in this charming romantic comedy about starting fresh every single day. The story follows Lucy as she repeatedly goes on a first date with Henry, a warm-hearted guy who suffers from a rare medical condition that wipes his memory every time he falls asleep. Determined to win his heart over and over again, Lucy learns that true connection goes far beyond memory.
Henry’s First Dates brings a playful twist to the familiar question of what it takes to make love work. When someone can’t remember yesterday, can the heart still find its way forward?
La La Land – 10th Anniversary
2016 • PG • 2h 12m
DRAMA, MUSICAL, ROMANCE
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Here’s to the fools who dream! Damien Chazelle’s Oscar-winning musical romance returns to theaters for a special decade celebration.
Emma Stone plays Mia, an aspiring actress trying to make her mark in Los Angeles, while Ryan Gosling stars as Sebastian, a jazz pianist determined to keep his musical dreams alive. As the two fall in love, they encourage each other to pursue their ambitions. But balancing a relationship with their individual dreams proves more complicated than either expects.
La La Land 10th Anniversary is a welcome return for anyone who fell for the film the first time around. And if you missed it in cinemas, this is a lovely opportunity to experience its music and romance on the big screen.
Once Upon a Time in the Middle East
2026 • R-16 • 2h 20m
DRAMA, WAR
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Sometimes, the most important thing you can build is a place where people can feel safe.
This sweeping historical drama centers on perseverance, friendship, and unexpected sanctuary. Chef Xu Fu moves to the Middle East seeking a fresh start to support his family, partnering with manager Ma Junsheng to turn a struggling restaurant into a beloved local success. When war erupts across the city, their eatery becomes a critical safe haven for civilians caught in the crossfire, forcing Xu Fu to risk everything to keep hope alive.
Blending drama with the realities of war, the film explores friendship, resilience, and the importance of holding on to hope even when everything around you seems to be falling apart.
You, Fireworks, and Our Promise
2026 • PG • 1h 37m
ANIMATION, DRAMA, ROMANCE
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Some love stories are tied to a place, a moment, or a memory you never quite forget. You, Fireworks, and Our Promise brings all three together in an animated coming-of-age romance set during Japan’s famous Nagaoka Festival Grand Fireworks Show.
Makoto is a Tokyo high school student who struggles with confidence and social interactions. Aki, on the other hand, is a popular class president admired for her beauty and talent. Their paths become connected through a drawing of a fireworks display, setting off a mysterious chain of events that neither can easily explain.
As the mystery unfolds, Makoto and Aki find themselves caught between fate and the choices they must make. With time running out, they have to decide what their connection means and what they are willing to do for each other.
What’s On Your Movie List This Week?
No matter what big screen vibe you are looking for this week, the theater is ready to deliver an unforgettable escape. From dark Gotham revenge tales and 10th-anniversary musical returns to coastal mysteries, queer ghost comedies, and sweeping anime romances, there is a seat waiting for you.
Whatever you’re in the mood for, there’s a new movie ready for your next cinema run. Grab your favorite snacks, round up your barkadas, and secure your tickets for your next big-screen fix.
Stay tuned for next week’s fresh batch of releases and updates. Keep ClickTheCity bookmarked for the latest showtimes, your next movie is a click away!
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