Previews for movies opening in theaters for the weekend of July 23-26: ‘Her Private Hell’
“Bad Counselors” — (Comedy, PG-13, 100 minutes). After two frat brats commit a crime on campus, they pretend to be Christian camp counselors to complete their court-ordered community service.

“Hadestown: The Musical” — (Musical, not rated, 141 minutes). This musical blends modern American folk music with New Orleans-inspired jazz to tell the story of two intertwining love stories.

“Haunted Heist” — (Comedy, R, 87 minutes). A haunted house’s ghost forces four estranged friends to overcome their differences to try to survive after they reunite at the house to steal a valuable antique.

“Her Private Hell” — (Horror, R, 109 minutes). Explores trauma, absent parents and the line between reality and fantasy, blending a nightmarish underworld with a surreal futuristic metropolis.

“Jana Nayagan” — (Action, not rated, 186 minutes). When a child’s fear awakens old conflicts, a populist and an authoritarian meet up again in a struggle of vengeance with an ex-cop.

“Motor City” — (Action, R, 103 minutes). In Detroit in the 1970s, John Miller falls for a gangster’s girl. After the gangster frames him for a crime and Miller is sent to jail, he vows to get revenge against the gangster who ruined his life.

“Pinocchio: Unstrung” — (Horror, R, 80 minutes). In this reimagining of the familiar fable, Pinocchio goes on a violent crusade to carve himself into a real boy.

“Sia: Nostalgic for the Present” — (Music, not rated, 75 minutes). Showcases Sia’s Coachella performances and 2016 world tour.

“Splash City” — (Drama, R, 100 minutes). Two brothers try to survive the pressures of their community.





