Here are the films landing in theaters or on streaming this week.
‘Ambush’
Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Aaron Eckhardt star in a war thriller about a group of elite commandos. Rated R. Opens Feb. 24 at Studio Movie Grill, Pearland.
‘Bruiser’
Drama starring Trevante Rhodes ("Moonlight”) about a teenager who turns to a charismatic loner for help after being assaulted. Unrated. Begins streaming Feb. 24 on Hulu.
‘Bunker’
Horror-thriller set inside a World War I bunker in which the soldiers realize they are sharing the space with something supernatural. Rated R. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Christy’
Malayalam-language comedy-romance from India. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at AMC Loews Fountans 18, Stafford.
‘Close’
Belgium’s Oscar entry is a drama about the friendship between two young boys. Rated PG-13. Playing at AMC Willowbrook 24, Houston.
‘Cocaine Bear’
The movie with the best title of the year so far is based loosely on actual events in which a bear got into a stash of cocaine. In this comedy-thriller, hilarity ensues. Ray Liotta and Keri Russell star.
Rated R. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Dazed and Confused’
Richard Linklater’s classic 1993 comedy, starring Matthew McConaughey, is set on the last day of high school in 1976. Rated R. Screens 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
‘Devil’s Peak’
Robin Wright, Billy Bob Thornton and Jackie Earle Haley star in a drama set in the Appalachian Mountains, where a young man has to decide between staying with his meth-addicted dad or fleeing with his girlfriend. Unrated. Begins streaming Feb. 24 on various platforms.
‘Emily’
British biographical romance-drama about writer Emily Bronte, starring Emma Mackey and Alexandra Dowling.
Rated R. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Enkilum Chandrike’
Malayalam-language comedy-drama-romance from India. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at Cinemark Missouri City.
‘Fulbari’
Nepali-language family drama from Nepal. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at Regal Greenway Grand Palace 24, Houston.
‘Jesus Revolution’
Teenage hippies in California launch a spiritual awakening in the early ’70s. Based on a true story and the book by Greg Laurie and Ellen Vaughn. Kelsey Grammer and Joel Courtney star. Rated PG-13. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Juniper’
New Zealand drama in which a self-destructive teen is sentenced to taking care of his take-no-nonsense, alcoholic grandmother. Charlotte Rampling and Marton Csokas star. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Lady Snowblood’
1973 revenge action-drama from Japan. Unrated. Screens 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at 14 Pews, Houston.
‘Letters2Maybe’
Documentary director Yehuda Sharim lived in Houston and taught at Rice University for years. His latest film is a cinematic tapestry about the cultural impact of immigration. Unrated. Screens 7 p.m. Feb. 25 at Rice Cinema, Houston.
‘Linoleum’
Film festival favorite starring Jim Gaffigan as a down-on-his-luck host of a children’s science show who tries to build a rocket in his garage — and then things get weird. Michael Ian Black and Tony Shalhoub co-star. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at Regal Greenway Grand Palace 24, Houston.
‘Luther: The Fallen Sun’
Based on the British TV series starring Idris Elba as detective John Luther, the film centers on a disgraced Luther breaking out of prison to hunt down a serial killer terrorizing London. Rated R. Opens Feb. 24 at iPic Houston; Cinemark Hollywood Movies, Pasadena; Cinemark 18, Webster; Cinemark 19, Katy; Cinemark 17, The Woodlands; begins streaming March 10 on Netflix.
‘Mummies’
Animated adventure in which three mummies end up in modern London. Rated PG. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘My Happy Ending’
Andie MacDowell stars in a drama-comedy as a star who finds herself sharing a hospital room with three women. Rated R. Opens Feb. 14 at Regal Greenway Grand Palace 24, Houston; Cinemark Memorial City, Houston.
‘Romancham’
Malayalam-language comedy-horror from India involving seven bachelors and a ouija board. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at Cinemark Missouri City, Houston.
‘Selfiee”
Hindi-language action-comedy-drama from India. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 throughout Houston.
‘Wala Ghalta’
Arabic-language romance from Lebanon. Unrated. Opens Feb. 24 at Regal Greenway Grand Palace 24, Houston.
‘We Have a Ghost’
Tig Notaro, David Harbour, Anthony Mackie and Jennifer Coolidge star in this family action-adventure in which a family discovers their new home is haunted by a ghost. Subsequently, they become the target of the CIA. Rated PG-13. Begins streaming Feb. 24 on Netflix.