26 February 2026
Newsdesk
Holding strong at the top for a second consecutive week, The Housemaid remains at Number 1. The gripping psychological thriller continues to hook audiences with its tense atmosphere and dark twists, as secrets unravel behind the closed doors of a seemingly perfect household.
At Number 2, Zootropolis 2 keeps families entertained with another week in the runner-up spot. Reuniting Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde for a brand-new case, the animated sequel delivers sharp humour, vibrant world-building and an uplifting message for audiences of all ages.
Leaping up four places to Number 3, Dracula sinks its teeth into the Top 3. This bold reimagining of the legendary vampire tale blends gothic horror with modern cinematic spectacle, breathing fresh life into Bram Stoker’s iconic creation.
A big climb sees We Bury The Dead rise eight places Number 4. After a catastrophic military disaster, the dead don't just rise, they hunt.
Dropping one place to Number 5, Sinners continues to captivate viewers. The dark thriller’s intense narrative and morally complex characters ensure it remains a strong presence in the Top 10.
Block-building adventure A Minecraft Movie surges ten places to Number 6. Packed with colourful visuals, humour and nods to the globally beloved video game, it’s proving a hit with younger audiences and long-time players alike.
One of the week’s biggest climbers, Sisu – Road to Revenge, rockets eighteen to Number 7. The action-packed sequel delivers high-octane thrills and gritty set-pieces, continuing the brutal, no-holds-barred legacy of its predecessor.
Falling five places to Number 8, Predator – Badlands still packs a punch. The latest chapter in the iconic sci-fi franchise brings the fearsome alien hunter into a harsh new landscape, combining survival tension with explosive action.
Re-entering the Top 10 at Number 9, Dogma makes a welcome return. Kevin Smith’s cult fantasy-comedy remains a fan favourite, blending irreverent humour with theological satire.
Rounding out the chart at Number 10, Anaconda (2025) slips from Number 5. The creature-feature reboot delivers jungle-set suspense and updated visual effects, ensuring the giant serpent continues to terrify a new generation.
