Just like that it’s 2025!
As we ring in the New Year, we also ring in these eight new movies coming to streaming services, and theaters, this month — including “Green and Gold” which features the Green Bay Packers.
“Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare” — Jan. 13
This horror, mystery thriller follows Wendy Darling — Megan Placito — as she tries to rescue her brother — Peter DeSouza-Feighoney — from Peter Pan. Along the way Wendy meets Tinkerbell who mistakes heroin for pixie dust. Scott Chambers’ movie is in theaters Jan. 13.
“Wolf Man” — Jan. 17
In theaters Jan. 17, director Leigh Whannell takes us on a horror journey as a family in a remote farmhouse is attacked by an animal. As the night continues Blake — Christopher Abbott — transforms into an unusual character.
“Henry Danger: The Movie” — Jan. 17
Streaming on Paramount+ beginning Jan. 17, “Henry Danger: The Movie” is a film based on the Nickelodeon series “Henry Danger.” This movie will feature much of the same cast as the television series including: Jace Norman, Ella Anderson and Michael D. Cohen.
“Flight Risk” — Jan. 24
Starring Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Dockery, “Flight Risk” follows a pilot who is transporting an Air Marshal accompanying a fugitive to trial. As the story progresses, those on board are not who they seem. “Flight Risk” is in theaters Jan. 24.
“You’re Cordially Invited” — Jan. 30
This Amazon Prime original movie follows a woman — Reese Witherspoon — as she plans her sister’s wedding, and a father — Will Ferrell — who is the father of the bride-to-be. When the destination wedding venue is double booked by both families, they decide the best option is to share the venue. Streaming begins Jan. 30.
“Dog Man” — Jan. 31
This DreamWorks production follows Dog Man, half dog and half man, as he is sworn in to protect the community against supervillain Petey the Cat — who is voiced by Pete Davidson. “Dog Man” will be in theaters Jan. 31.
“Companion” — Jan. 31
Following the death of a billionaire, Iris — Sophie Thatcher — and her friends are set off by a series of events when they visit his lakeside estate. This psychological thriller is in theaters Jan. 31.
“Green and Gold” — Jan. 31
A struggling farmer — Craig T. Nelson — places a high-stakes championship bet on the 1993 Green Bay Packers team in order to create a new beginning. But, his granddaughters — Madison Lawlor — musical ambitions could be the key to their fresh start. On Jan. 3, Lambeau Field hosted a special event inside the stadium’s atrium — “Thank You Farmers Red Carpet.” Over 800 theaters nationwide will screen this film beginning Jan. 31.
This story was written by Sophie Goldstein. She can be reached at [email protected].
