Dead of Night Opens November 13: How to Find U.S. Showtimes

Derek Sulek’s Dead of Night opens in participating U.S. theaters on November 13, 2026. The official movie site has a theater finder and ticket links. Its separate cast-and-crew Q&A at AMC Burbank 16 is marked sold out; that notice does not apply to every screening of the film.

Where to find a screening

Start with the official showtimes page. As checked on November 9, it lists 40 AMC locations, including AMC Empire 25 in New York, AMC River East 21 in Chicago and AMC Mission Valley 20 in San Diego. The page says additional locations and screenings are being added.

The distinction between a listed venue and an available seat matters. Some buttons open a theater’s general schedule. Select November 13 and Dead of Night, then check the actual session before booking. Showtimes and ticket availability vary by venue; a place on the movie’s list is not a guarantee that a particular screening still has tickets.

The Burbank Q&A is listed as its own special event on November 13. Viewers looking for an ordinary screening should use the main theater finder rather than treating the event’s sold-out label as the status of the whole release.

Which Dead of Night is this?

This is the Derek Sulek-directed horror thriller distributed by Level 33 Entertainment, with Dermot Mulroney as Sheriff Weaver and Kirrilee Berger as his daughter, Kelly. Scott Grimes and Jake Busey also appear in the cast. Eric Durham and Sulek wrote the screenplay, and Chris Jericho is among the executive producers.

The official synopsis places the story in Elmwood Heights. After a young woman is found dead, the mayor organizes a neighborhood watch while the sheriff investigates further murders. Kelly begins investigating the killer’s motives herself. That is the film’s fictional plot, not a description of an ongoing police case.

The official trailer is on the movie’s homepage. The site currently directs viewers to cinema tickets; a theatrical opening does not itself mean access through a streaming subscription. The theater finder discussed here covers U.S. venues, so readers elsewhere should check a local distributor or cinema listing.

For another forthcoming release, The Vile’s November 20 U.S. announcement explicitly includes both theaters and digital platforms. More film announcements are collected in Morbid Index’s movie coverage.