Here’s what deserves your attention this month:
The Drama, April 3
One of A24’s most talked-about films premieres early in the month. Starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, it follows a seemingly perfect couple whose wedding week in Boston spirals after a drunken confession reveals a dark secret from the bride’s past.
Early reactions suggest a major twist that’s splitting audiences—some shocked, others impressed. If you enjoy films that spark debate, this one fits the bill.
Super Mario Galaxy Movie, April 1
Visually impressive but narratively divisive, this animated adventure follows Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach as they journey through space to rescue Rosalina from Bowser Jr. Despite its dazzling animation, critics say the storyline is messy. Best enjoyed as light, family-friendly entertainment.
Pizza Movie, April 3
Gaten Matarazzo leads this offbeat comedy about a timid college student and his reckless roommate who accidentally take an experimental drug. Their simple mission to retrieve a pizza quickly turns into a bizarre and chaotic experience. Streaming on Hulu, it’s generating buzz for its unusual premise.
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, April 10
This sequel picks up right after the original, expanding its world with a powerful council of wealthy families and introducing Kathryn Newton as Faith. It promises more of the same mix of horror and dark humor, with even higher stakes and plenty of bloodshed.
The Boys Season 5, April 8
The final season begins with two episodes before continuing weekly until its May 20 finale. With Homelander now in control of the United States, Billy Butcher and his team face their toughest battle yet. Creator Eric Kripke hints at an explosive and intense conclusion.
You, Me, and Tuscany, April 10
For a lighter option, this romantic comedy stars Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page. It follows a woman who travels to Italy after a personal loss and ends up pretending to be engaged to a villa owner. Expect scenic views, charming performances, and feel-good storytelling.
Euphoria Season 3, April 12
One of the year’s most anticipated returns, this season jumps five years ahead, placing the characters in early adulthood as they deal with the consequences of their past. Creator Sam Levinson promises an unforgettable season, raising expectations even higher.
Stranger Things: Tales from ’85, April 23
This animated Netflix spin-off bridges the gap between Seasons 2 and 3. Produced by the Duffer Brothers, it introduces new characters while expanding the show’s horror elements in a visually distinct style.
Apex, April 24
Directed by Baltasar Kormákur, this survival thriller follows a skilled climber who retreats into the Australian wilderness, only to become the target of a hunter. Expect intense suspense and a physically demanding lead performance.
Michael, April 24
This biopic stars Jaafar Jackson as his uncle, Michael Jackson. Covering the pop icon’s rise with the Jackson 5 through his solo career and controversies, it’s set to be one of the most talked-about and culturally significant releases of the month.
