This Week in Brisbane: Horror Icons and Arthouse Classics from 26 February to 4 March 2026

Cinemas

Cinemas across Brisbane light up this week with the terrifying return of a horror icon and a brand-new drama. Whether you’re ready to face Ghostface once again or looking to dive into international cinematic masterpieces at GOMA, there’s something fresh to enjoy on the silver screen.


Opening This Week

Scream 7 

In cinemas from 26 February 

Do you like scary movies? Ghostface is back to terrorize a new set of victims in the highly anticipated seventh installment of the iconic slasher franchise. Catch it at Event Cinemas (City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mt Gravatt), Palace, Dendy, Five Star Cinemas, Cinebar, Angelika, Reading, Cineplex, and HOYTS.


Solo Mio 

In cinemas from 26 February 

A fresh new drama hits the screens this week. Catch it at Event Cinemas (City, Carindale, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mt Gravatt), Angelika, Cinebar, Cineplex (Balmoral, Victoria Point, Redbank), Reading, HOYTS, and United Eldorado.


GOMA: Cinema Masterpieces

Special screenings at the Gallery of Modern Art

  • Days of Heaven (1978) – 27 Feb
  • Querelle (1982) – 27 Feb
  • Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1965) – 28 Feb
  • The Colour of Pomegranates (1969) – 28 Feb
  • The Lighthouse (2019) – 4 Mar

Still Showing

EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert 

The King’s immersive concert experience continues to rock major cinemas across Brisbane.


Fackham Hall 

The hilarious British period drama spoof is still delivering laughs at Event, Palace, Dendy, and Five Star Cinemas.


Crime 101 

Chris Hemsworth’s gritty heist thriller continues its run at Event, Palace, Dendy, and HOYTS.


Wuthering Heights 

Margot Robbie’s modern take on the gothic romance is still showing across the city.


From edge-of-your-seat slashers to visually stunning art-house classics, Brisbane’s cinemas are packed with incredible stories this week. Grab some popcorn and enjoy a screening near you.

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