Daniel Craig’s southern fried private eye is back in December for the sequel to Knives Out, Glass Onion, from writer/director Rian Johnson.

Elvis and The Black Phone hit theaters this weekend while Beavis and Butt-Head return on Paramount+, Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson collide on Netflix, and more in theaters and on streaming.

Suffering from dissociative identity disorder, mercenary Marc Spector and mild-mannered gift shop employee Steven Grant share the same body and have to figure out some way to work together and use the powers of the Egyptian god Khonshu to stop cult leader Arthur Harrow from finding and unleashing the god Ammit and condemning millions of souls to deadly judgment.

If you’re looking for horror this summer then Blumhouse and A24 have you covered with The Black Phone in June and Bodies Bodies Bodies in August.

Following up The Witch and The Lighthouse, Robert Eggers is bringing a bloody tale of Viking revenge to theaters next year with the Alexander Skarsgard starring The Northman.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife hits theaters this weekend along with King Richard, which is also on HBO Max, the directorial debut from Lin-Manuel Miranda on Netflix with Tick, Tick…Boom!, Ethan Hawke in the Abel Ferrara directed thriller Zeros and Ones and more in theaters and on VOD/Streaming.

Ethan Hawke has two new movies coming up where he’s playing creepy villains (and the less villainous twin brother of one) with his reunion with Sinister’s Scott Derrickson in The Black Phone and Abel Ferrara’s Zeros and Ones.

Directed by Antoine Fuqua and written by True Detective’s Nic Pizzolatto, The Guilty arrives on Netflix in October and finds Jake Gyllenhaal as a demoted police officer working in the 911 call center of Los Angeles who gets a call from a desperate woman in grave danger.