Last Updated on April 9, 2025 by Angel Melanson
Regal and FANGORIA are celebrating halfway to Halloween with the Spring Screams horror movies program.
Regal Crown Club members can earn rewards along the way (including FANGORIA perks!) for every Spring Screams movie they see. The lineup includes 12 horror movies, including everything from repertory screenings like M3GAN to new releases like Sinners and Until Dawn. There's plenty here to fill your halfway to Halloween horror movie watchlist. Check out the complete list of horror movies coming to Regal's Spring Screams below.
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The Woman In The Yard
The Woman in the Yard (2025). The Woman In The Yard centers on Ramona (Danielle Deadwyler, who also executive produces), a mother of two grappling with grief in the wake of her husband’s passing. As the sorrow consumes her, The Woman appears, and Ramona must protect her family against the unknown threat.
The story takes place in one day, and there’s something about horror that refuses to provide refuge even in broad daylight that gets under the skin. Who is The Woman, and more importantly… what does she want? Find out for yourself.
Death of a Unicorn
One doesn't expect a movie about a unicorn to be bloody but you'd be wrong. As Death of a Unicorn‘s Will Poulter shared with Fango Creative Director Jason Kauzlarich, “It doesn't hold back on the gore and FANGORIA fans will be pleased.” So horror fans, rest assured, there's blood and gore. Lots of it. Read more in our Death of a Unicorn interviews from SXSW.
Death Of A Unicorn is now playing, get your tickets right here.
Hell Of A Summer - April 3
Throwback slasher horror comedy Hell Of A Summer marks the feature directorial debut for co-writers and co-directors Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk. It may be Spring, but audiences will be transported to a summer camp with a killer on the loose, when Hell Of A Summer lands in theaters. Check out our interview with Wolfhard, Bryk, and their co-star (and producer) Fred Hechinger, where we discuss the kill that didn't make the cut, first-time directing adventures, and more.
Freaky Tales - April 3
FREAKY TALES (Credit: Lionsgate) This anthology horror movie is set in Oakland, CA, circa 1987. Featuring four interconnected stories about the love of music, movies, people, places and memories beyond our knowable universe. Starring Pedro Pascal (The Last Of Us), Angus Cloud (Abigail), and Too Short. Now that sounds like a lineup we can get behind.
Drop - April 10
Drop (2025). Happy Death Day and Fraky director Chris Landon returns to the big screen with tech-thriller Drop. The story follows a widowed mother on her first date in years. Soon, she is terrorized by a series of anonymous drops to her phone., instructing her to kill her date or everyone she loves will die.
Make a date with Drop, get your tickets here.
For more, check out this new Drop featurette with star Meghann Fahy and Landon, along with co-star Brandon Sklenar, talking about the film’s conceit, as well as how they made it work as actors and filmmakers. Landon explains how both his stars made “big swings” with the material to make it work, especially for a film locked into one location.
Sinners - April 17
Black Panther filmmaker Ryan Coogler made a vampire film starring Michael B. Jordan and Michael B. Jordan. Catch Jordan in a double role as twins in this period piece set in the deep South. The director calls this the most personal film he’s ever done. See why when Sinners opens in theaters.
Until Dawn - April 24
Until Dawn (2025) Directed by David F. Sandberg and written and produced by Gary Dauberman (It, The Nun, ‘Salem's Lot), Until Dawn is not a direct adaptation of 2015 game, instead taking the plot in a different direction. The trailer teases a whole host of horrific threats, from creepy dolls to pregnancy horror. Bring on the monsters!
M3GAN - April 30
The killer dancing doll twirled her way into our hearts (and the zeitgeist) in 2023. Since then, she's partnered with Deftones and a major fashion house, and she has been parodied on SNL. With the sequel on the horizon (M3GAN 2.o) it's a perfect time to revisit this techo nightmare on the big screen.
M3GAN tickets are on sale April 9.
Annabelle - May 7
Image Credit: IMDB Speaking of killer dolls… Regal must have been looking forward to a double feature when they programmed Annabelle just after M3GAN. One doll possessed by technology, the other by dark entities in the form of a hellacious demon. There's something about that dead-eyed stare that still chills us to our core. And we're looking forward to catching that thousand-yard stare back on the big screen this Spring.
Fight or Flight - May 8
The Josh Hartnett renaissance continues with action/thriller Fight Or Flight. A mercenary is assigned a target on a flight, but when rival assassins board the plane, the assassin and target are forced to team up.
Ready to scream in the aisles? Get your tickets to Fight Or Flight.
Ma - May 14
Ma 2 is still unofficially confirmed, although director Tate Taylor has revealed he has a plot planned out to continue the tale of Ma. In the meantime, we're looking forward to revisiting Octavia Butler on the big screen for Ma's bloody rampage of revenge.
Final Destination: Bloodlines - May 15
Death is back and working its way through a whole family. Final Destination: Bloodlines marks the sixth entry into the Final Destination series, and the first in 14 years. The latest installment follows a college student plagued by a violent recurring nightmare. She heads home to track down the one person who might be able to break the cycle and save her family from a grim demise.
Final Destination: Bloodlines also stars the late, great Tony Todd as the mysterious William Bludworth, in his final big screen appearance.
Call it wishful thinking, but we still have some ideas on how Devon Sawa could return to the series. Cheat death and get your Final Destination: Bloodlines tickets right here.
