Our Movies

Movie poster for The Goldfinch featuring a shirtless boy falling against a black background.
Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell share a somber embrace on the Beautiful Boy poster.
Titus Welliver as Harry Bosch before a dark Los Angeles skyline with red title text.
Movie poster for The Goldfinch featuring a shirtless boy falling against a black background.
Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell share a somber embrace on the Beautiful Boy poster.
Titus Welliver as Harry Bosch before a dark Los Angeles skyline with red title text.
Bearded Joaquin Phoenix holds a hammer on the 'You Were Never Really Here' movie poster.
John Krasinski as Jack Ryan stands before the Eiffel Tower and the US Capitol.
Movie poster featuring a green bottle containing a cartoon of cowboys and an empty wheelchair.
Bearded Joaquin Phoenix holds a hammer on the 'You Were Never Really Here' movie poster.
John Krasinski as Jack Ryan stands before the Eiffel Tower and the US Capitol.
Movie poster featuring a green bottle containing a cartoon of cowboys and an empty wheelchair.

Coming Soon

Two arms with colorful charm bracelets clasp hands against a glowing, neon tropical island.

Theatrical placement

Scheduled to release in theaters nationwide on September 25, 2026

Poster for Other Mommy featuring Jessica Chastain's shadowed face with a sinister smile and tear.

Digital platforms

Scheduled to release in theaters nationwide on October 9, 2026

Robert De Niro looks sternly between a smiling woman and Ben Stiller against red.

Focker-In-Law

Scheduled to release in theaters nationwide on November 25, 2026

David Harbour as a gritty, tattooed Santa Claus with facial scars and blood-stained clothing.

Violent Night 2

Scheduled to release in theaters nationwide on December 4, 2026

Movie poster for "Not Alone" featuring silhouettes of a couple against a starry night sky.

Not Alone

Scheduled for a wide theatrical release on April 16, 2027.

FILMMAKER FEEDBACK

Films that found their audience

Directors and producers trust Horizon Gate Studios with their releases. Here is what they say about working from Universal City.

Horizon Gate Studios understood our film from day one. They placed it with the right platform and handled every step of the release. We stayed focused on the story, they handled the rest.

Danny Boyle smiling, wearing glasses and a green sweater over a black collared shirt.

Danny Boyle

Director, independent drama

Their team gave us a clear distribution strategy before we signed anything. No vague promises, just a timeline and a plan. The release went exactly as outlined.

Jacob Vargas wearing a brown fedora and black blazer, posing against a branded backdrop.

Jacob Vargas

Producer, documentary feature

From first call to final delivery, the process was organized and transparent. They communicated at every milestone and made sure our film landed with the right audiences.

Smiling middle-aged man with wavy salt-and-pepper hair, black-rimmed glasses, and a blue checkered shirt.

Miguel Arteta

Director

What stood out was their honesty about the market. They told us what to expect and then delivered on it. That level of clarity is rare in this business.

Middle-aged man with gray hair wearing a black t-shirt, smiling in front of framed paintings.

Ted Hope

Executive producer, indie film

FAQ

What the distribution process looks like

Straight answers about how we release your film and what to expect.

Ready to see your film reach the screen?

Tell us where your project is and we'll map the path forward. You'll get a clear plan, no guesswork.