LondonNet’s Top 10 Films

This week’s top ten trending films, courtesy of LondonNet.
[ ] = last week film position in the top ten

Popular on LondonNet

Week Ending Tuesday 3rd November 2026

1. [ - ] Wicker (15)

In a quaint English village, the Fisherwoman is unwilling to be treated like chattel by a husband. So she commissions the Basket Weaver to make her a soulmate and one month later, she meets her Wicker Husband at the altar. Her handmade beau sparks jealousy among the other wives.

Wicker showing at these cinemas
Watch the Wicker trailer
Read Wicker reviews

2. [ 1 ] Clayface (18)

Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen in Clayface, directed by James Watkins. Photo: Parisa Taghizadeh. Copyright: Warner Bros. Ent. All Rights Reserved.
Actor Matt Hagen casually ignores warnings about flirting with fellow actor Mia and her boyfriend, Gotham City kingpin Markos Szabo, slashes Matt's face for petting his property. Matt approaches Dr Caitlyn Corr to use him as a human guinea pig for her experimental nanotechnology.

Clayface showing at these cinemas
Watch the Clayface trailer
Read Clayface reviews

3. [ 2 ] Wildwood (12A)

Prue McKeel (voiced by Peyton Elizabeth Lee) takes flight in Wildwood, directed by Travis Knight. Copyright: Laika/Black Bear. All Rights Reserved.
Teenager Prue McKeel babysits her gurgling infant brother Mac while her parents are attending a craft fair. She ignores explicit instructions to stay at home and a murder of crows abducts Mac from a playground and spirits the terrified tyke into a forest known as the Impassable Wilderness.

Wildwood showing at these cinemas
Watch the Wildwood trailer
Read Wildwood reviews

4. [ - ] Primetime (15)

Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen and Matthew Maher as Xavier Von Erck in Primetime, directed by Lance Oppenheim. Copyright: A24. All Rights Reserved.
Chris Hansen works closely with his producer Andie Bender to secure a primetime slot for their show To Catch A Predator in direct competition with survival mystery Lost. Chris, Andie and the team work closely with Perverted Justice's founder, Xavier Von Erck, to organise sting operations.

Primetime showing at these cinemas
Watch the Primetime trailer
Read Primetime reviews

5. [ 3 ] Street Fighter (12A)

Noah Centineo as Ken Masters in Street Fighter, directed by Kitao Sakurai. Photo: Brook Rushton. Copyright: Paramount Pictures, Capcom and Legendary. All Rights Reserved.
In 1993, the greatest fighters on Earth are ready to flex their muscles to compete in the second World Warrior Tournament organised by despot general M Bison. Chun-Li recruits Ken Masters and his estranged friend-now-rival Ryu to take part in the competition.

Street Fighter showing at these cinemas
Watch the Street Fighter trailer
Read Street Fighter reviews

6. [ 4 ] Whalefall (15)

Austin Abrams as Jay Gardiner in Whalefall., directed by Brian Duffield. Photo: Jennifer Clasen. Copyright: 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Jay Gardiner dives for the remains of his father Mitt in a bay close to his parents' home. In the quiet calm, he encounters a sperm whale chasing a giant squid and becomes entangled in one of the tentacles. Despite his best efforts to wriggle free, Jay is swallowed whole with the mollusc.

Whalefall showing at these cinemas
Watch the Whalefall trailer
Read Whalefall reviews

7. [ 6 ] Resident Evil (15)

Austin Abrams as Bryan in Resident Evil, directed by Zach Cregger. Photo: Dušan Martinček. Copyright: CTMG, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.
Aimless 30-something Bryan works for Lightfoot Medical Transportation and couriers transplant organs. He accepts double money to complete a Category A delivery to Raccoon City General Hospital during a blinding snowstorm.

Resident Evil showing at these cinemas
Watch the Resident Evil trailer
Read Resident Evil reviews

8. [ 5 ] Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House (PG)

Ben Willbond as The Captain, Martha Howe-Douglas as Lady Fanny Button, Simon Farnaby as Julian Fawcett, Lolly Adefope as Kitty Higham, Jim Howick as Pat Butcher, Laurence Rickard as caveman Robin and Mathew Baynton as Thomas Thorne in Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House, directed by Simon Hynd. Copyright: Mandozzi Photography/Guido Mandozzi. All Rights Reserved.
Construction work in its early stages at Button House. A group of teenagers including foster child Jack break into the house, armed with a Ouija board. The curious interlopers unwittingly invite Julian to inhabit Jack's body.

Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House showing at these cinemas
Watch the Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House trailer
Read Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House reviews

9. [ 7 ] The Social Reckoning (15)

Jeremy Allen White as Jeff Horwitz and Mikey Madison as Frances Haugen in The Social Reckoning, directed by Aaron Sorkin. Photo: Leah Gallo. Copyright: CTMG, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Civic integrity team data engineer Frances Haugen grows increasingly concerned about how Facebook's algorithmic recommendations are responsible for 64% of users who join extremist groups on the social networking platform. She voices her fears internally to no avail.

The Social Reckoning showing at these cinemas
Watch the The Social Reckoning trailer
Read The Social Reckoning reviews

10. [ 9 ] Forgotten Island (PG)

Jo (voiced by H.E.R.) and Raissa (Liza Soberano) in Forgotten Island, directed by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado. Copyright: DreamWorks Animation. All Rights Reserved.
Free spirit Jo mourns the death of her beloved grandmother, Lola, who filled her head with stories about the mystical island of Nakali. No one believes Jo's outlandish tales except for bookish best friend Raissa. On Raissa's last night in Manila, a glowing portal to Nakali opens on the beach.

Forgotten Island showing at these cinemas
Watch the Forgotten Island trailer
Read Forgotten Island reviews