On what might be his last album as the Weeknd, Abel Tesfaye revisits much of the sonic and thematic territory that has defined his career, singing of his darker impulses and debauchery over moody synth-pop beats.

Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan star in 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' the big-screen companion to the singer's latest album, in theaters May 16.

“Hurry Up Tomorrow” is a suspense thriller that features music from The Weeknd, whose new album of the same name releases on Jan. 24. The album is the conclusion to the musical trilogy of The Weeknd’s “After Hours” and “Dawn FM.”

In the trailer for Hurry Up Tomorrow, an insomnia-plagued musician experiences hair-raising highs and emotional lows. In one clip, released Tuesday, the artist nearly drowns in a bathtub, as a narrator contemplates death,

The Weeknd has long been promising to kill off his musical persona, but it seems like his feature film will be the final nail in the coffin. The Hurry Up Tomorrow trailer foreshadows the artist’s death with the subtlety of a Max Martin-produced pop song.

Hurry Up Tomorrow' has unveiled a series of first-look photos teasing the Weeknd-led film, tied to his sixth studio album of the same name.

The Weeknd, Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan and more star in 'Hurry Up Tomorrow.' The psychological thriller, based on The Weeknd's sixth studio album of the same name, follows a musician, who is plagued by insomnia.

Lionsgate is sharing first-look photos from "Hurry Up Tomorrow," a psychological thriller film starring The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega.

The Weeknd is joined by Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan in Hurry Up Tomorrow. The project is The Weeknd’s first feature film acting role aside from playing himself in the Safdie brothers’s Uncut Gems in 2019. Trey Edwards Schults ( It Comes at Night and Waves) directed the film from a script written by himself, Reza Fahim, and The Weeknd.