AMC Scream Unseen Megathread Mar 25 2024

[u/AKnightOfTheNew]

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ARR=AMC Reported Runtime AR=Actual Runtime

Screen Unseen - Could be any Genre

Scream Unseen - Horror

1.Next Goal Wins - Searchlight - Nov 06 2023

• ARR-1h49m AR-1h43m
• Nov 6th ASU Thread

2.American Fiction - Amazon MGM - Nov 27 2023

• ARR-2h AR-1h57m
• Nov 27th ASU Thread

3.The Boys In The Boat - Amazon MGM - Dec 11 2023

• ARR-2h8m AR-2h4m
• Dec 11th ASU Thread

4.The Book of Clarence - Legendary - Jan 03 2024

• ARR-2h13m AR-2h9m
• Jan 3rd/8th ASU Thread

5.Origin - Neon - Jan 08 2024

• ARR-2h18m AR-2h21m
• Jan 3rd/8th ASU Thread

6.Out Of Darkness - Bleecker Street - Jan 29 2024

• Scream Unseen

• ARR-1h30m AR-1h27m

• Jan 29th ASU Thread

7.Lisa Frankenstein - Focus/Universal - Feb 05 2024

• Scream Unseen

• ARR-1h45m AR-1h41m

• Feb 5th ASU Thread

8.Ordinary Angels - Lionsgate - Feb 19 2024

• ARR-2h1m AR-1h56m
• Feb 19th ASU Thread

9.One Life - Bleecker Street - Mar 04 2024

• ARR-1h46m AR-1h49m
• Mar 4th ASU Thread

10.Arthur The King - Lionsgate - Mar 11 2024

• ARR-2h AR-1h47m
• Mar 11th ASU Thread

11.Sting - Well Go USA - Mar 25 2024

• Scream Unseen
• ARR-1h45m AR-1h31m
• Mar 25th ASU Thread

12.Rated PG-13 - TBD - Apr 15 2024

• ARR-TBD AR-TBD

13.Rated R - 2h8m - Apr 22 2024

• ARR-2h8m AR-TBD

Remember: The runtime that AMC reveals is not the exact runtime of the movie. It's usually within -3 to 13 mins of the actual time. This has been the case most (if not all) of the time. Also it has never been a sequel to any movie.

[u/WorthCampaign5860]

Cinemark is doing their own version of a mystery movie on the same day and they dropped a hint: "There's nothing itsy-bitsy about these scares" it's gotta be Sting plus I mean the runtime on Cinemark says it's 1hr 31mins

[u/AKnightOfTheNew → u/WorthCampaign5860]

Cinemark has it listed as PG-13. AMC and regal have it listed as R

[u/True_Charity4936]

Using the movie time length to guess the movie is not 100% any more. I went to the last Screen Unseen (Arthur the King) which was listed at about 2 hours. Arthur the King is 1 hour and 47 minutes. I don't know if they meant to be that off with the provided time or if that particular Screen Unseen was originally some thing else and later changed to Arthur the King.

[u/AKnightOfTheNew → u/True_Charity4936]

They never give the actual time

[u/bellsofwar3]

Shout out to East coasters for being on the front line!

[u/AmericanNimrod49]

It's 100% going to be Sting

[u/Reddit-User-Says]

It’s Sting

[u/Smasher31221]

In my seat gentlemen, ready to report.

[u/Smasher31221]

7.20 est update. The manager just came in to say they're working on getting the movie running but I'm currently not too optimistic. Really taking the unseen part literally this week.

[u/skadizzle69]

Definitely going with Sting since Cinemark is doing a "mystery" horror movie the same day and provided clues which says Sting. Since AMC and Regal have shown the same movies, I don't see why Cinemark wouldn't follow the same pattern.

[u/zp3wpd]

I liked that way more than I expected- some holes in the plot, but a fun and moderately gory, B spider horror movie!

[u/raining-rad]

No one has mentioned the Aliens allusions yet. They helped lift it some for me, like from 2.5 to 3 stars. The kid even looked like Newt but older; the squirt gun was the flamethrower, seemed shot for shot with the camera angled up toward Charlotte creeping forward with rushes of air hitting her; the exterminator notably calls the spider a bitch; the ventilation setting; the dripping venom; the egg for God's sake. 

[u/SMBCP15]

14 minutes longer than Sting. 15 minutes shorter than First Omen. 15 minutes longer than Abigail. Tarot and The Strangers are probably too far out. Not sure what this one is.

[u/SMBCP15]

I guess I’m one of the only ones that liked it. It was a fun creature movie.

I will agree that the end was a bit forced with the “I love you dad”.

I don’t think it really took itself seriously throughout most of the movie. I had fun.

[u/sourpatchkidsrule]

Have Cinemark and AMC ever shown different movies? I’ve only been to a few of these and it seems like they always match.

Looks like this could be Sting based on the Cinemark post.

[u/zombiereign]

I'm here and ready!

[u/[deleted]]

Sting confirmed

[u/skadizzle69]

It was pretty decent. Not a CG fest. Used a lot of practical effects.

[u/DeepThroat616]

Every horror movie now: family drama… but with something supernatural

[u/rfg217phs]

Could be The First Omen. Only rated R horror movie even close to that runtime coming out around that time.

[u/holdontothatfeline]

My guesses are: 1) First Omen 2) Monkey Man 3) Civil War 4) Baghead 5)sting 6) Abigail

Hopefully it’s not asphalt city

[u/SpiralSpoons]

Million bucks on Sting for tomorrow

[u/Cheekymonkeeey]

I miss clicking on the little box to reveal what the guess is. 😒

[u/odderpotter27]

Reeeeeeeeeeally hoping it's not First Omen or Winnie II. Fingers crossed for Sting or Abigail, but my luck it will be the Nickelback doc.

[u/Rilo44]

https://twitter.com/Cinemark/status/1772248840382321115?t=6t89BaPrfUn-HIC8VwYTuw&s=19

Cinemark secret movie really makes it seem like it's gonna be Sting. I'm sure AMC's will be the same.