Constantine 2, a sequel to the 2005 supernatural thriller, is in development with Keanu Reeves reprising his role as John Constantine. Directed by Francis Lawrence and written by Akiva Goldsman, the film will delve deeper into Constantine’s battles to protect Earth from demonic invasions while expanding on themes of moral ambiguity and the barrier between dimensions.

The sequel, aiming for an R-rating, promises a darker and more intense exploration of its universe. While production is in early stages, the film is expected after 2026.

The teaser trailer for “Constantine 2” (2025), starring Keanu Reeves, has not been officially released yet, but the sequel is confirmed to be in development by Warner Bros. with Keanu Reeves reprising his role as the supernatural exorcist and demonologist, John Constantine. The film will also see Francis Lawrence returning as director and Akiva Goldsman penning the screenplay. The production team aims to deliver a more intense, R-rated experience compared to the original film from 2005.

Plot details remain under wraps, but the sequel will continue exploring themes of good versus evil, delving deeper into Constantine’s battles to maintain the balance between Earth and demonic realms. The original film’s portrayal of the character’s grim, noir-infused world will likely expand in the new installment.

There has been buzz around the potential return of Peter Stormare as Lucifer, though the involvement of other original cast members like Rachel Weisz or Tilda Swinton has not been confirmed. Keanu Reeves has expressed significant enthusiasm for the role, pushing for the sequel for many years.

The movie is currently in pre-production with a script in progress, meaning the earliest release window would likely be in 2026 due to Reeves’ busy schedule and the broader restructuring of DC’s cinematic universe.

Keep an eye out for updates from Warner Bros. regarding trailers and casting confirmations!