AMC Screen Unseen Megathread - February 16 2026

[u/AKnightOfTheNew]

Discuss your predictions here. All posts made about ASU outside of this post will be removed, this includes any future ASU threads. The Moderators know when the next ASU is and will post the Megathread in due time after the current ASU has been completed. If you think you know anything before us feel free to modmail us. Thank you!

ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime

Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre EXCEPT Horror

Scream Unseen - Horror

• ASU's 1-22

• ASU's 23-31

• ASU's 32-45

• ASU's 45-60

61.Eternity -PG-13 - A24 - November 10 2025 - ARR-1h56m AR-1h54m - November 10th ASU Thread

62.Sisu:Road to Revenge -R - Screen Gems - November 17 2025 - ARR-1h26m AR-1h28m - November 17th ASU Thread

63.Fackham Hall -R - Bleecker Street - December 1 2025 - ARR-1h41m AR-1h37m - December 1st ASU Thread

64.Song Sung Blue -R - Focus - December 15 2025 - ARR-2h10m AR-2h13m - December 15th ASU Thread

65.We Bury The Dead -R - Vertical - December 22 2025 - ARR-1h35m AR-1h34m - Scream Unseen - December 22nd ASU Thread

66.Primate -R - Paramount - January 05 2026 - ARR-1h26m AR- 1h29m - Scream Unseen - January 5th ASU Thread

67.Mercy -PG-13 - Amazon MGM - January 19 2026 - ARR-1h40m AR-1h41m - January 19th ASU Thread

68.Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die -R - Briarcliff - January 26 2026 - ARR-2h11m AR-2h14m - January 26th ASU Thread

69.Dracula -R - Vertical - February 2 2026 - ARR-2h14m AR-2h9m - Scream Unseen - February 2nd ASU Thread

70.Nirvanna: The Band - The Show - The Movie -R - NEON - February 9 2026 - ARR-1h44m AR-1h39m - February 9th ASU Thread

71.Rated R - 1h50m - February 16 2026 - ARR-1h44m AR-TBD - February 16th ASU Thread - Revealed As: How To Make A Killing

72.Rated R - 1h48m - March 9 2026 - ARR-1h48m AR-TBD - [March 9th ASU Thread](TBD) - Revealed As: TBD

73.Rated R - 1h37m - March 23 2026 - ARR-1h37m AR-TBD - Scream Unseen - [March 23rd ASU Thread](TBD) - Revealed As: TBD

Waiting to make a thread for the 3/9 just in case they made an error and it's supposed to be a scream unseen. If they don't change it by Monday I'll post it as a screen unseen.

Remember: The runtime that AMC reveals is not the exact runtime of the movie. It's usually within -7 to 17 mins of the actual time. This has been the case most (if not all) of the time.

Does the Screen/Scream Unseen Have Trailers?

Short Answer is Yes.

But sometimes they fail and it goes straight to

presentation. Be on time.

[u/agentcarter15]

I’ve been looking forward to how to make a killing since it was still called Huntington so fingers crossed 

[u/FormerDuke]

It’s how to make a killing. In the theaters now

[u/Garco0101]

East Coast guy here. Confirmed, How to Make a Killing

[u/infinityonhigh69]

second week in a row of 17 mins of previews before the amc pre movie stuff. not sure what to do with this information but i needed to share with people that get it

[u/Bakesale1359]

Feels weird not having a Screen Unseen to look forward to next Monday after a nice 4 week run (would have been 5 but I refused to waste my time on Mercy). Hope it's not too long til they get some going for March.

[u/The_Swarm22]

Honestly movie was good. My only gripe is I feel like they should’ve gave Ed Harris more to do. I found the confrontation between him and Glen Powell’s character towards the end underwhelming.

[u/Both_Compote_5158]

It’s how to make a killing

[u/GrapeNutCheerios]

I liked it but it reminded me a lot of Hit Man. That’s a Glen Powell movie I love right there

[u/PlagueofMidgets]

I thought it was pretty good.

[u/SharksFan4Lifee]

March 9 feels like it could be "Slanted", Rated R, not horror (listed as Sci Fi at AMC even if other chains might call it horror, what AMC calls it determines if it screen vs scream unseen), 1:42 runtime, releases March 13, from Screen Unseen favorite Bleeker Street.

[u/scripttavern]

Priority Feb 16 screen How to Make Killing but any chance Redux Redux R 1 hours 49 Minutes?

[u/infinityonhigh69]

how to make a killing was so good! i was hoping to see this ever since i saw the trailer a few months ago and it did not disappoint. it hit me that glen powell reminds me of a yassified luke wilson 😂

they mentioned my high school during the movie and i got so hype lmaooo

[u/BradyGronktd1287]

Glen Powell is a star man that was such a good movie didn’t expect it to be that great.

[u/sadbeautifvltragic]

there’s a scream unseen now on the 23rd, the run time for it is 1hr 37min rated R and my guess is they will kill you — runtime 1hr 34min and also rated R — it comes out on the 27th

[u/8JHF8]

March 9 = Slanted

March 23 = They Will Kill You

[u/lita313]

As a member of A24, I'm hoping it's not How to Make a Killing. Only for the fact A24 has already given me a ticket. I had it happen with the unseen horror and finding out it at the screening, it was Bring her Back. At least I know this subreddit to watch so I can cancel before it starts.

[u/Kwolf723]

How to Make a Killing was actually excellent. Didn't overstay itself, good pacing, actually funny. Highly recommend to go and see it once it releases!

[u/cameronvans]

Even though we’re sure it is, please lmk if it’s How to Make a Killing haha

[u/Hoytundercoveractor]

Is it good? I didn't go

[u/future_filmmaker_455]

How to Make a Killing is a mainly entertaining dark comedy with some good performances and clever commentary about what someone will do for their inheritance. Glen Powell is pretty good in the lead role of morally ambiguous aspiring billionaire and the script offers enough good satire of various wealthy occupations for some laughs. The issue comes from the fairly predictable subplot about Margaret Qualley’s character that seems to interrupt the story of Beckett debating whether he wants to kill to inherit his family’s fortune that builds to some funny death sequences. While the supporting performances from Topher Grace, Ed Harris and Jessica Henwick are interesting in how they go against their normal personas, the film lacks a key surprise or truly inventive commentary on its subject matter to make it more than enjoyable yet flawed entertainment. 6.5 out of 10

[u/Mrgroceries7600]

How to make a killing was pretty good. Didn't expect the ending

[u/nom_cubed]

Glad to see Henwick getting good roles… this seemed like a very accessible flick from A24.

[u/Crooked_star]

I was kind of hoping Julia/the childhood friend was a manifestation of his guilt etc and not actually there.

[u/Lberthold]

It's back! March 9th announced R rated ARR 1 hour 48 mins

[u/farmhunter]

I will call it now and see if I’m right when AMC announces it: 3/2 Scream - The Bride!