Sky Cinema's new releases in June

Ash Walker • 02 Jun 2026 News

Find out which new films are coming this June.

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As ever, Sky Cinema is bringing us a bumper batch of cinematic treats this month, featuring everything from vengeful Fins to ghostly killers and sentient sponges.

Read on for all the new releases coming to Sky Cinema this month.

Sky Cinema new releases: What’s on in June

Dead Man’s Wire - 5th June

Thriller based on real-life events, in which a disgruntled real estate developer takes a mortgage broker hostage.

This one sort of flew under the radar on release, but it’s something of an underseen gem, balancing some offbeat sensibilities with hyper-accurate period styling - plus a standout performance from Bill Skarsgård (IT).

Sisu: Road to Revenge - 6th June

Credit: SISU: ROAD TO REVENGE - Official Trailer (HD) (Sony Pictures Entertainment, YouTube)

Action revenge sequel to the 2022 cult classic. This time, having already murdered his way through a platoon of Nazi soldiers in ‘40s Lapland, one man army Aatami Korpi (Jorma Tommila) is facing off against the Red Army. You could almost feel sorry for them.

Also stars Richard Brake (Barbarian) and Stephen Lang (Avatar).

The Internship (2026) - 7th June

Espionage action thriller, not to be confused with the 2013 Owen Wilson/Vince Vaughn buddy comedy. In this version, a deadly assassin leads her a rebellion against the top secret CIA program that trained her. 

The Choral - 12th June

Historical drama starring Ralph Fiennes as the bold new leader of a village choral society, who leads a recruitment drive to raise morale during World War I. With typically witty, heartfelt writing from playwright Alan Bennett (The History Boys), and a typically excellent central performance from Fiennes, this is the epitome of a cozy Sunday afternoon movie.

No Ordinary Heist - 14th June

Irish crime thriller, loosely based on the real life 2004 Northern Bank robbery in Belfast. As you might expect, this is all about a heist - but with a bit of a twist. This time the thieves are bank employees, who are forced to steal £26.5 million to save their families.

Stars Eddie Marsan (The World’s End) and Éanna Hardwicke (Normal People).

The Black Phone 2 - 19th June

Credit: Black Phone 2 | Official Trailer (Universal Pictures, YouTube)

Horror sequel. Four years after escaping the clutches of the Grabber (with a little help from the killer’s ghostly former victims), Finn’s psychic sister is menaced from beyond the grave.

Stars Mason Thames (How To Train Your Dragon) and Ethan Hawke (Before Sunrise).

Carolina Caroline - 20th June

Offbeat crime caper starring cult movie darlings Samara Weaving (Ready Or Not) and Kyle Gallner (Strange Darling). A small town girl teams up with a charismatic con man on a romantic, Bonnie and Clyde-style crime spree.

LifeHack - 21st June

Tech thriller in which four online scammers target a billionaire, only for everything to inevitably go wrong.

The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants - 25th June

Credit: The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants | Official Trailer (2025) (Paramount Pictures, YouTube)

Another big screen outing for the ever-popular underwater agent of chaos. This time around, SpongeBob (Tom Kenny) sets out on the trail of a ghost pirate to prove his bravery.

Expect all the usual nautical shenanigans, given a shiny new lick of paint by the modern CGI animation. Also stars voice actor extraordinaire Mark Hamill (Star Wars).

Mile End Kicks - 27th June

Coming of age rom-com about a young music critic who moves to Montreal to write a book about Alanis Morisette and ends up romantically involved with two members of the same indie band.

Strung - 28th June

Psychological thriller about a music teacher who takes a job with a wealthy family, only to start to question her safety as she uncovers secrets.

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These Sky Premiere movies often include some of the year’s biggest releases or major blockbusters from the last couple of years.

The Sky Cinema Premiere channel is the place to watch the new films that are introduced to the catalogue each month, but they can also be found on demand under the New to Sky Cinema section.

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