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January 2026
Tickets are now on sale for director Christophe Gans’ Return to Silent Hill, but now there’s an even cooler way to immerse yourself in the eerie fog ahead of the film’s release.
Bloody Disgusting’s parent company Cineverse has teamed up with GameStop Corp. to pull out all the stops and recreate that video game feel ahead of the film’s theatrical release on January 23, 2026.
Starting today, January 7, fans who visit a participating GameStop can access a mysterious, digital message from Silent Hill that could lead game lovers to exclusive promotional items and perks, while supplies last.
Follow the clues to Silent Hill…if you dare.
Participating locations were strategically selected near theaters screening the film, creating a seamless, 360-degree experience that connects the in-store activation directly to the theatrical release—making it easy and rewarding for fans of the Silent Hill films to engage across multiple channels.
“GameStop is an inimitable leader in gaming retail, and we’re thrilled to join forces to serve fans where they shop,” said Cineverse SVP Marketing Lauren McCarthy. “This is a dream collaboration on many levels, and we’re so excited for fans to hear what is calling them from Silent Hill.”
Visit GameStop.com to learn more and find a participating location near you.
The upcoming psychological horror movie brings the iconic horror franchise back to the big screen, adapting Konami’s beloved Silent Hill 2. When James receives a mysterious letter from his lost love, Mary, he is drawn to Silent Hill—a once-familiar town now consumed by darkness. As he searches for her, James faces monstrous creatures and unravels a terrifying truth that will push him to the edge of his sanity.
Jeremy Irvine is James, alongside Hannah Emily Anderson as Mary Crane and Evie Templeton (Wednesday) as Laura. Templeton previously provided the voice and motion capture for Laura in Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake.
Gans wrote the script for the new movie alongside Sandra Vo-Anh and William Josef Schneider.
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2025 was a record-breaking year for IMAX at the box office, and the format is only going to become more important to the moviegoing experience from hereon out.
Director Christophe Gans returns to the world of Silent Hill for the first time since 2006 with Return to Silent Hill, and tickets are now on sale!
You can check your local listings and grab your tickets for Return to Silent Hill from the film’s official website, Fandango, or your ticketing platform of choice.
The announcement brings a new lethal look at what happens to unlucky souls unable to find their way out of Silent Hill.
An adaptation of Konami’s Silent Hill 2, one of the best survival horror games of all time, Return to Silent Hill releases in theaters January 23, 2026 from Cineverse & Bloody Disgusting.
The upcoming movie brings the iconic horror franchise back to the big screen. When James receives a mysterious letter from his lost love, Mary, he is drawn to Silent Hill—a once-familiar town now consumed by darkness. As he searches for her, James faces monstrous creatures and unravels a terrifying truth that will push him to the edge of his sanity.
Jeremy Irvine is James, alongside Hannah Emily Anderson as Mary Crane.
Also starring is Evie Templeton (Wednesday), reprising her role as Laura; Templeton previously provided the voice and motion capture for Laura in Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake.
Gans wrote the script for the new movie alongside Sandra Vo-Anh and William Josef Schneider.
The film’s score is composed by the legendary Akira Yamaoka, who, of course, scored and provided the memorable sound design for the original video games in Konami’s franchise.
Grab your tickets and get ready to venture back into the fog. You live here now.
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Marissa Bode, the disabled actress who made her feature debut as Nessarose Thropp in Wicked, has joined the cast of Snare, Variety has learned.
The psychological horror thriller is written and directed by Adam Hoelzel (Beast of Burden) and Sonja O’Hara (“Doomsday”).
O’Hara also stars as Ro, a mushroom expert who falls into a love triangle that eventually results in obsession and body horror.
Bode plays Greta Mills, Ro’s witty and ambitious mycological research partner who unwittingly becomes entangled in the violent conflict.
Greg Tarzan Davis (Top Gun: Maverick) rounds out the cast.
Bode will executive produce alongside Jeffrey Weber, Raechel Zarzynski, Calvin Roszak, Craig Coffman, Omar Sharif Jr., Anthony DiMieri, Aaron Millar and Nikki Skelly. Corey Moosa (Margin Call, Banshee Chapter) produces.
“Marissa brings a raw, lived-in honesty that fits perfectly into this world of ambition, desire, and unraveling identity,” says O’Hara. “Having her join not just as an actor but as an executive producer is an incredible gift — she’s helping shape Snare with the same fearlessness she brings to the screen.”
Backed by the Tribeca Film Festival, the film’s script was developed as part of the Tribeca Vital Stories Lab last year.
Snare is set to enter production this month in Los Angeles.
Sonja O’Hara in “Doomsday”
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A grieving mother travels through the multiverse in pursuit of vengeance in the trailer for Redux Redux.
Written and directed by brothers Kevin McManus & Matthew McManus (The Block Island Sound), the sci-fi revenge thriller hits theaters on February 20 via Saban Films.
In an attempt to avenge her daughter’s death, Irene Kelly travels through parallel universes, killing her daughter’s murderer over and over again. With each kill, she grows addicted to the revenge streak, putting her own humanity in jeopardy.
Michaela McManus (“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”), newcomer Stella Marcus, Jeremy Holm (“Mr. Robot”), Jim Cummings (Halloween Kills), Taylor Misiak (“Dave”), and Grace Van Dien (“Stranger Things”) star.
“Redux Redux is an unrelenting display of virtuosic filmmaking,” praised Saban Co-Presidents Jonathan Saba & Shanan Becker. “The tone, the performances, the storytelling. All first class. These guys will be directing massive studio tentpoles in no time.”
The film marks the first production from Mothership Motion Pictures, formed by the McManus brothers, PJ McCabe (The Beta Test), Nate Cormier (“Star Wars: The Clone Wars”), and Michael J. McGarry (The Wolf of Snow Hollow).
“Redux Redux takes the tired multiverse concept and makes it feel fresh through its gritty, grounded approach and tautly wound storytelling,” Meagan Navarro wrote in her review out of SXSW. “Slickly directed and cleverly told, Redux Redux makes for a dread-soaked and pleasantly unpredictable surprise of an indie sci-fi thriller.”
Redux Redux is rated R for “strong violence, language throughout, some sexual references, and brief drug use.”
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