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| Every New Chloë Grace Moretz Film and Series Coming Soon From Mister to Strawweight. (Photo: IMDb) |
Chloë Grace Moretz is showing no signs of slowing down. After building one of Hollywood's most varied careers, the actress is lining up an impressive slate of films and television projects stretching across 2026 and 2027. From action comedies and psychological thrillers to historical dramas, romantic comedies and sports stories, her upcoming schedule proves she has little interest in being boxed into a single genre. If anything, Moretz seems determined to keep audiences guessing with every new role she accepts.
The actress has spent nearly two decades evolving from child star into one of the industry's most dependable performers. Whether audiences first discovered her in The Amityville Horror, cheered her fearless performance as Hit-Girl in Kick-Ass, admired her emotional depth in If I Stay, or followed her ambitious turn in The Peripheral, Moretz has consistently balanced mainstream entertainment with more challenging material. That willingness to switch between genres has become one of her biggest strengths, and her latest projects continue that trend.
The only fully dated title on her schedule is Mister, which is currently targeting a 2027 release. Directed by Wade Eastwood, the action comedy pairs Moretz with Walton Goggins in a chaotic story about a man who wakes up in a house covered in blood with no idea how he got there.
As contract killers close in, he discovers his estranged daughter, played by Moretz, has unexpectedly been dragged into the same dangerous family business. Instead of spending quality family time over dinner, they get bullets, betrayals and life lessons.
Not exactly the parenting guide anyone expected. Production is currently taking place across Madrid and the Canary Islands, with Pom Klementieff, Matthias Schweighöfer, Katherine LaNasa and Micheál Neeson joining the cast.
Romantic comedy fans have Love Language to look forward to, although its official release date remains under wraps. Directed and written by Joey Power, the film follows a social media writer who launches a business creating personalised wedding vows, only to discover that one of her biggest clients is engaged to her former college crush.
Sometimes life simply refuses to leave old chapters in the past. The film premiered during the 2026 South by Southwest Film & TV Festival, giving audiences an early look at the story, while Moretz shares the screen with Anthony Ramos, Chloe Fineman, Isabel May, Lukas Gage, Manny Jacinto and Billie Lourd.
Psychological suspense returns with Edge of Normal, directed by Carlota Pereda and adapted from Carla Norton's bestselling novel. Moretz plays Reeve LeClaire, a woman still haunted years after surviving captivity at the hands of a dangerous criminal.
When she's asked to mentor another survivor, long-buried trauma begins resurfacing, pulling her into another terrifying mystery. Starring alongside Rupert Friend, the project has already entered post-production, making it one of the closest releases waiting for an official premiere date.
Television is also back on Moretz's schedule through My Mom's Murder, an upcoming limited series backed by MGM Television. Based on Lauren Malloy's investigative podcast, the drama follows a daughter reopening her mother's decades-old unsolved case by interviewing relatives, confronting forgotten witnesses and uncovering uncomfortable family secrets.
Grace Moretz not only stars in the adaptation but also serves as executive producer, signalling another step forward in shaping projects behind the camera as well as in front of it.
One of the most ambitious productions currently in development is White Night, also known as Seductive Poison. Directed by Anne Sewitsky, the historical thriller adapts Deborah Layton's memoir surrounding the infamous People's Temple and the tragic Jonestown events. Moretz portrays Layton, whose growing doubts about the organisation place her in increasing danger as she attempts to expose the truth.
Opposite her, Joseph Gordon-Levitt takes on the role of Jim Jones, creating what could become one of the actress's most emotionally demanding performances to date. Given the subject matter, the film is expected to focus heavily on manipulation, power and survival rather than spectacle.
Historical drama continues with Love Is a Gun, where Moretz steps into the legendary role of Bonnie Parker opposite Jack O'Connell's Clyde Barrow. Based on Jeff Guinn's acclaimed book, director Kike Maíllo promises a fresh perspective on one of America's most famous outlaw couples.
Instead of treating the pair as simple legends, the film aims to examine the people behind the headlines and the complicated relationship that fuelled their notorious journey through the Great Depression.
Meanwhile, Strawweight shifts gears entirely into the world of mixed martial arts. The sports drama casts Moretz alongside Lupita Nyong'o, with both portraying UFC fighters chasing very different dreams inside the Octagon.
Chloe Moretz plays an ambitious newcomer discovering her purpose in professional fighting, while Nyong'o portrays a veteran determined to reclaim championship glory before time runs out.
Naturally, only one can emerge victorious. Sports films always insist on reminding audiences that somebody has to lose, just in case everyone was expecting a group trophy. Online reaction to Moretz's expanding slate has been overwhelmingly enthusiastic, although opinions naturally differ depending on which project fans are most excited about. M
any are eager to see her reunite with darker psychological material through Edge of Normal, arguing that suspense remains one of her strongest genres. Others are looking forward to Love Language, hoping for a lighter role after several intense performances in recent years.
Historical projects such as White Night and Love Is a Gun have also generated plenty of discussion, with audiences curious about how Moretz will approach portraying real-life figures connected to such significant moments in history.
Across entertainment forums, many viewers have also welcomed her move into executive producing, seeing it as a natural evolution in her career rather than simply another acting credit.
Taken together, these seven projects highlight an actress who continues to challenge herself rather than settle into familiar territory. Comedy, psychological suspense, historical drama, romance, television mysteries and sports films all sit comfortably on her upcoming calendar, suggesting that Chloë Grace Moretz remains one of Hollywood's most versatile performers.
With several productions already filming or progressing through post-production, the next two years could become one of the busiest and most defining periods of her career. Which upcoming project are you most excited to watch, and is there another genre you'd love to see Chloe Grace Moretz tackle next?