Welcome to the Weekend POURcast – your boozy guide to the box office.

Every Thursday, we serve up the Weekend POURcast – what’s new in theaters and on streaming (movies only!), paired with curated cocktail suggestions to match the mood. Whether you’re catching the latest flick on the big screen or mixing a drink for a night in, we’re here to help you turn your weekend watchlist into a cinematic experience. Let’s pour it up. 🍿🍸

What’s New in Theaters (Sept 5–7)

The Conjuring: Last Rites

The final chapter in the Warren horror saga – Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson confront their most terrifying case yet. Early forecasts are BEAST-MODE: previews track $20M–$40M, and some optimistic models push as high as $50M–$60M, potentially setting franchise records.

Hamilton: An American Musical (Theatrical Re‑Release)

Yes, Hamilton is back on the big screen. Perfect for fans who missed the live capture – expect strong niche turnout and cultural hype.

Light of the World

PG animated, faith-based story of a young Apostle John following his surprisingly relatable Messiah. Limited release, family-friendly vibes.

The Threesome

Zoey Deutch leads this indie rom-com drama with a romantic twist. Or two, or three. Think poignant, messy, and a little earnest.

New This Weekend on Streaming (Movies Only)

No major new standalone films dropped to streaming this week on Disney+, Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Apple TV+, or Prime that match our criteria.

Weekend POURcast Picks & Themes

  • The Conjuring: Last Rites – Final scares, big bets: pour a blood-red Witching Hour Manhattan to pair with every jump scare.

  • Hamilton (the film) – Nostalgia on screen? Try a refined Old‑Fashioned – timeless, elevated, and deeply satisfying.

  • Light of the World – Soft, uplifting: enjoy a delicate Elderflower Spritz under dim lighting.

  • The Threesome – Hearts and tangled threads: a layered Rosé Sangria – sweet, sharp, and meant for sharing.

Box Office Prognostications (Sept 5–7)

Rank Movie Weekend Forecast
1⃣ The Conjuring: Last Rites $50M–$60M – Horror finales sell; biggest pre-sales of the year.
2⃣ Hamilton (Re‑Release) $10M–$15M – Broadway buzz meets film nostalgia.
3⃣ Highest 2 Lowest $3M–$5M – Spike + Denzel = audience intrigue.
4⃣ Light of the World $1M–$2M – Limited, but religious animation pulls in families.
5⃣ The Threesome <$1M – Niche indie, but could trend in urban markets.

Final Pour

This weekend offers a taste of everything, supernatural shivers, stage-to-screen nostalgia, moral drama, faith animation, and indie romance. Whether you’re a horror fan hiding behind pillows or a sentimental rom-com skipper, there’s a perfectly paired drink for you. Catch it, sip it, repeat.

Cheers to your cinematic weekend, see you next Thursday for more pours, picks, and buzz.