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NEW MOVIES THIS WEEK: Iron Lung, Scream 7, Until She Remembers, and More!

It’s New Movie Wednesday again, and six fresh titles are unleashing big-screen thrills in Philippine cinemas. From the claustrophobic terror of Iron Lung and the return of Ghostface in Scream 7, to the crowd-thrilling concert film Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined, this week’s lineup packs serious variety. Add family-friendly chaos in Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe, romantic soul-searching in Solo Mio, and heartfelt reflection in Until She Remembers, and you’ve got a movie menu worth planning around.

Ready to pick your next big screen obsession? Here’s what’s opening today.

Iron Lung

2026 • R-13 • 2h 4m
HORROR, MYSTERY, SCIENCE FICTION
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Iron Lung throws viewers into a bleak future known as The Quiet Rapture. On a barren moon, an ocean of blood has been discovered, and a desperate expedition is launched. A convict is sealed inside a submarine and sent into the depths with no forward view and no guarantee of survival. This is the 13th mission. Mark Fischbach, Caroline Kaplan, and Troy Baker anchor this horror-mystery-sci-fi plunge into isolation.

Claustrophobic, intense, and deeply unsettling, this sci-fi horror experience is built for those who love tension that tightens by the minute. Atmospheric and deeply unsettling, Iron Lung leans into isolation and dread in ways that feel tailor-made for a dark cinema.

Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe

2026 • G • 1h 39m
ACTION, COMEDY
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Panda Plan: The Magical Tribe follows Huhu the panda, who is about to move into a brand-new enclosure when chaos erupts. International robbers interfere, a cliff fall changes everything, and Huhu awakens in a mysterious tribe.

What follows is a colorful adventure packed with action and humor. With Jacky Chan lending star power, this one’s a lively choice for families and fans of energetic escapades.

Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined

2026 • PG • 1h 59m
DOCUMENTARY, MUSIC
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Concert films hit differently in cinemas, and this one captures a defining moment for Twenty One Pilots.

Filmed during their massive Mexico City headline show at Estadio GNP Seguros in front of 65,000 fans, More Than We Ever Imagined blends explosive live performances with behind-the-scenes access. It showcases not just the music, but the humor and heart behind the band’s global success.

If you’ve ever screamed along to their hits, this is your chance to feel that arena energy again.

Scream 7

2026 • R-16 • 1h 54m
CRIME, HORROR, MYSTERY
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Ghostface returns, and this time the terror hits closer to home. Sidney Prescott has built a new life in a quiet town, but when a new killer emerges and targets her daughter, the past refuses to stay buried.

Neve Campbell steps back into the role that defined a generation of horror fans, facing fresh bloodshed and unresolved trauma. Expect sharp suspense, shocking twists, and that signature self-aware edge the franchise is known for.

Why see it opening week? Because horror fans know the screams are louder in a full theater.

Solo Mio

2026 • PG • 1h 36m
COMEDY, ROMANCE
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Heartbreak meets self-discovery in Solo Mio.

After being left at the altar, Matt heads to Italy alone on what was supposed to be his honeymoon. Instead of canceling the trip, he embraces the journey, immersing himself in the beauty, culture, and unexpected connections he finds along the way.

Warm, funny, and gently romantic, this is the kind of feel-good film that pairs perfectly with a relaxed movie night.

Until She Remembers

2026 • PG • 1h 47m
DRAMA, ROMANCE
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For viewers craving something reflective, Until She Remembers offers a tender exploration of family and growth.

A struggling high school student escapes the noise of her fractured home and finds comfort with her grandmother and an old friend. Through quiet moments and heartfelt realizations, she begins to understand life in ways that no classroom could teach.

Anchored by powerful performances from Charo Santos, Boots Anson-Roa, and Barbie Forteza, this Filipino drama is intimate and moving.

Which One Tops Your Watchlist

Space horror, slasher suspense, romantic soul-searching, musical spectacle, family adventure, or heartfelt drama? There’s no single mood at the movies this week, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting.

Planning a barkada scare fest? A kilig-filled date night? A wholesome family outing? Or a much-needed solo cinema escape? Whatever your vibe, now’s the perfect time to lock in your pick.

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!

February 25, 2026
Ghostface Targets Sidney’s Daughter in ‘Scream 7’: Watch the “Like Mother, Like Daughter” Featurette Now
Just when she thought it was over… the nightmare begins again.

Ghostface resurfaces in Scream 7, and this time, the terror strikes closer than ever. With Sidney Prescott’s daughter in the killer’s crosshairs, the stakes turn deeply personal in the latest chapter of the iconic horror franchise, arriving in cinemas on February 25.

Ahead of its theatrical release, fans can get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the emotional core of the film through the newly released “Like Mother, Like Daughter” featurette.

A Haunting Legacy Reignites

Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has fought tirelessly to reclaim her life. Far removed from Woodsboro’s chaos, she has built a quiet existence focused on family and healing. But peace is fragile.

When a new Ghostface killer emerges in her small town, the horror reignites. Worse still, Sidney’s daughter, played by Isabel May, becomes the next target. Suddenly, survival is no longer just about Sidney, it’s about protecting the next generation.

In the featurette, Campbell and May reflect on their compelling mother-daughter dynamic. Their bond feels authentic, tender, and charged with underlying fear. After everything Sidney has endured, watching history threaten to repeat itself adds a chilling emotional weight to the story.

And just like that, the past refuses to stay buried.

Kevin Williamson Brings the Franchise Full Circle

In a powerful return, franchise co-creator Kevin Williamson directs Scream 7. Known for shaping the razor-sharp tone and self-aware tension of the original film, Williamson steps behind the camera to guide this bold new installment.

The screenplay, written by Kevin Williamson and Guy Busick, with a story by James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick, promises suspense, smart twists, and the brutal intensity fans have come to expect. Familiar yet refreshingly urgent, this chapter honors the franchise’s roots while raising the stakes to thrilling new heights.

An Ensemble Packed With Talent

Joining Neve Campbell and Isabel May is a dynamic cast that blends returning favorites with exciting new additions:
- Courteney Cox
- Jasmin Savoy Brown
- Mason Gooding
- Anna Camp
- Joel McHale
- Mckenna Grace
- Michelle Randolph
- Jimmy Tatro
- Asa Germann
- Celeste O’Connor
- Sam Rechner
- Ethan Embry
- Tim Simons
- Mark Consuelos
Produced by William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul Neinstein, Scream 7 continues the legacy of characters originally created by Kevin Williamson, proving that some stories refuse to end quietly.

The Terror Comes Home

What makes Scream 7 especially gripping is its emotional urgency. Sidney isn’t just facing a masked killer; she’s confronting the possibility that her daughter may inherit the trauma she fought so hard to survive.

A quiet town shattered. A family pushed to the brink. A relentless Ghostface determined to make history repeat itself.

As fear closes in and the body count rises, Sidney must once again summon every ounce of strength to stop the bloodshed, once and for all.

Prepare for the Ultimate Horror Event

Sharp, suspenseful, and fiercely emotional, Scream 7 promises a bloody good time for longtime fans and newcomers alike. The phone is ringing. The mask is back. And the past is calling.

Catch Scream 7 when it slashes into cinemas on February 25.

About Scream 7

Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group Present

Synopsis:
When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the quiet town where Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has built a new life, her darkest fears are realized as her daughter (Isabel May) becomes the next target. Determined to protect her family, Sidney must face the horrors of her past to put an end to the bloodshed once and for all.

Produced By: William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, Paul Neinstein
Based on Characters Created By: Kevin Williamson
Story By: James Vanderbilt & Guy Busick
Screenplay By: Kevin Williamson and Guy Busick
Directed By: Kevin Williamson

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February 23, 2026
Kevin Williamson Takes the Director’s Chair for the First Time in “Scream 7,” Slashing into Cinemas This February 25
Horror Comes Home: Kevin Williamson Finally Directs Scream 7

After nearly 30 years of redefining the horror genre with his whip-smart script for the original Scream, Kevin Williamson is stepping into a new role—Director.

“People ask me that all the time, have I always wanted to direct a Scream movie, and I say, yes, with all my heart.”

Now, with Scream 7 opening in Philippine cinemas this February 25, fans will see the beloved creator take full creative control—for the very first time—as the franchise’s writer, producer, and director.

WATCH the featurette featuring Neve Campbell and Isabel May sharing their experience with Williamson at the helm:

A New Nightmare Begins: Ghostface Returns

In Scream 7, the story picks up in a quiet town far from Woodsboro—where Sidney Prescott (played by the returning Neve Campbell) has started over. After years of trauma, she’s built a peaceful life for herself and her daughter, played by rising star Isabel May.

But peace is short-lived.

A new Ghostface emerges, targeting Sidney’s daughter in a terrifying twist that forces the legendary survivor to face her darkest memories. With blood once again being spilled, Sidney is pushed to her limits in a desperate fight to end the terror—for good.

Familiar Faces and New Frights

Alongside the return of Courteney Cox as Gale Weathers, the film introduces a star-studded ensemble that mixes fresh talent with fan-favorites:
With Ghostface back on the prowl, no one is safe—and everyone’s a suspect.

(From left) Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott and director Kevin Williamson on the set of Scream 7

Kevin Williamson: From Pen to Director’s Chair

For fans of the franchise, seeing Kevin Williamson return in such a hands-on role is a dream come true. Known for writing the original Scream (1996) and shaping its meta-horror legacy, Williamson now finally brings his vision to life behind the camera.

The screenplay for Scream 7 is penned by Williamson and Guy Busick (Ready or Not, Scream VI), while production is handled by William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul Neinstein. Together, they aim to blend nostalgia, fresh scares, and deep emotional stakes in what promises to be one of the most intense entries in the series yet.

Why This One Hits Different

This isn’t just another Ghostface killing spree. Scream 7 explores motherhood, legacy, and the weight of survival—through the eyes of Sidney, a character who’s grown alongside her audience.

With Kevin Williamson finally directing the franchise he birthed, fans can expect a return to the clever, suspenseful storytelling that made Scream iconic—but with even more heart and horror.

See Scream 7 in Cinemas on February 25

The legacy of Scream lives on—and with Williamson behind the lens, it’s about to cut deeper than ever.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to the franchise, this is the horror event you don’t want to miss.

Catch Scream 7 exclusively in Philippine cinemas this February 25. #Scream7 @paramountpicsph
February 6, 2026
Ghostface Comes Home: “Scream 7” Unveils New Poster and Chilling Teaser, Showing in Cinemas February 25
Every phone call echoes louder. Every shadow feels closer.

The nightmare that redefined horror is back.

Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group have officially released the brand-new poster and teaser video for Scream 7, setting the stage for the franchise’s most personal chapter yet. Opening only in cinemas on February 25, 2026, the film marks a powerful homecoming as Kevin Williamson, creator of Scream, returns to direct the latest installment.

A Teaser That Sends Shivers

The call no one wants to answer rings once more.

Watch the Teaser Video here:

Short, sharp, and deeply unsettling, the teaser delivers classic Scream tension with a modern edge. Familiar sounds trigger old fears, while haunting silences hint that Ghostface is closer than ever—and this time, the stakes feel devastatingly real.

A Poster That Signals a Reckoning

The newly unveiled poster places Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) front and center, surrounded by a compelling mix of returning characters and new faces. With Ghostface lurking in the background, the imagery speaks volumes: the past isn’t done, and survival comes at a cost.

Official Synopsis

When a new Ghostface killer terrorizes the quiet town where Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has built a new life, her worst fears resurface as her daughter (Isabel May) becomes the next target. Forced to confront her darkest memories, Sidney fights to protect her family and stop the violence once and for all.

Fear becomes personal. Hope becomes essential.

About Scream 7
- Directed by: Kevin Williamson
- Screenplay by: Kevin Williamson and Guy Busick
- Story by: James Vanderbilt & Guy Busick
- Produced by: William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, Paul Neinstein
- Based on Characters Created by: Kevin Williamson
Cast: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Isabel May, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, Joel McHale, Mckenna Grace, Michelle Randolph, Jimmy Tatro, Asa Germann, Celeste O’Connor, Sam Rechner, Ethan Embry, Tim Simons, and Mark Consuelos.

A Return That Feels Earned

With its original creator guiding the story, Scream 7 blends emotional depth with relentless suspense. It’s a confident continuation that respects the franchise’s legacy while pushing the story into darker, more intimate territory. Familiar scares return, but the heart of the film lies in family, resilience, and the cost of never truly escaping fear.

Scream 7 opens only in cinemas on February 25, 2026.

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January 16, 2026
First Look at “Scream 7”: Trailer, Poster, and Images Tease Ghostface’s Bloody Comeback
Hello, Sidney. Did You Miss Me?

The phone rings again—and this time, it’s personal. Horror icon Sidney Prescott returns to the screen in Scream 7, the chilling new chapter of the legendary slasher saga. The official trailer has just been released, along with the film’s electrifying new poster and a batch of first-look images that promise terror, legacy, and plenty of blood.

Directed by Scream creator Kevin Williamson, the film slashes its way into cinemas in February 2026.

A Legacy Reignited

Nearly three decades since the original scream shattered the silence, Sidney (Neve Campbell) faces a new kind of nightmare—one that threatens not just her, but her family. This time, the mask is back… and it’s after her daughter.

The movie also marks the triumphant return of Courteney Cox and a powerhouse cast including Isabel May, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, Joel McHale, Mckenna Grace, Michelle Randolph, Jimmy Tatro, Asa Germann, Celeste O’Connor, Sam Rechner, Ethan Embry, Tim Simons, and Mark Consuelos.

Watch the Trailer Here:

Official Synopsis: Family, Fear, and the Final Fight

In a quiet town far removed from the chaos of Woodsboro, Sidney Prescott has carved out a new life. But peace is short-lived. When a new Ghostface killer emerges, Sidney’s world is turned upside down. And when her daughter (played by Isabel May) becomes the next target, Sidney must confront the trauma of her past to protect the future of her family.

The stakes have never been higher. The blood has never run deeper.

Behind the Mask: Cast & Crew

Brought to life by Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Media Group, Scream 7 is packed with genre pedigree. The film is:
- Directed by: Kevin Williamson
- Screenplay by: Kevin Williamson & Guy Busick
- Story by: James Vanderbilt & Guy Busick
- Produced by: William Sherak, James Vanderbilt, and Paul Neinstein
Based on characters originally created by Williamson himself, the franchise continues to evolve while honoring the spine-chilling spirit of the original.

First Look: A Taste of Terror

The first-look images tease a darker, grittier installment—blending eerie new settings with classic slasher suspense. One image shows Sidney clutching her daughter’s hand as they flee into the woods; another frames Ghostface in a blood-smeared mask, bathed in ominous red light.

The Countdown Begins

With Kevin Williamson back at the helm and Neve Campbell leading the charge, Scream 7 promises to be the most intense and emotionally charged film in the series yet. Old wounds are reopened. New nightmares awaken.

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October 31, 2025