Fans of the hit dating show are in for a treat as the iconic Movie Night segment makes its dramatic return to Love Island: All Stars this Friday night. The upcoming episode, scheduled for 6 February 2026, promises to deliver high-stakes entertainment as seven Islanders erupt into explosive confrontations following the revelation of 'messy' backstabbing footage within the villa.
Glamour and Tension Collide
Movie Night sees the male and female contestants dressed to the nines, watching in palpable fear as carefully selected clips from the programme are played out before the entire group. The evening kicks off with a text message to Tommy Bradley, which reads: 'Islanders, glam up and take your front seats because tonight the receipts are rolling and movie night is open.'
Samie Elishi enthusiastically shouts, 'Roll the tapes!' while Millie Court adds with anticipation, 'This is going to get messy!' The atmosphere is charged with tension as the Islanders brace themselves for the revelations to come.
Cinematic Revelations and Immediate Fallout
The clips are presented with humorous titles inspired by famous films, including Free Millie, How to Lose Leanne in Ten Days, Some like it Scott, The Sean Identity, There’s Something About Samie, Tommy Dearest, and Lucinda’s Web. Unsurprisingly, the viewing leads to immediate clashes among the stars.
Whitney Adebayo and Curtis Pritchard are the first to lock horns after a particularly incriminating clip is shown. Similarly, Sean Stone and Scott van-der-Sluis resume their ongoing feud, bickering after watching their previous arguments displayed on the big screen. Their rivalry has been simmering since Scott's arrival as a bombshell on day one, with Scott previously branding Sean the 'worst islander ever' and accusing him of snaky behaviour.
Host Maya Jama's Surprise Appearance
Adding to the evening's drama, host Maya Jama makes a surprise return halfway through the event, leaving the Islanders momentarily speechless. She announces, 'It’s time for a plot twist,' further escalating the tension. Ciaran Davies also stirs the pot with a cheeky comment about Jack, remarking, 'He’s a four leaf clover in the US villa!' after viewing footage of his co-star.
Complex Love Triangles and Betrayals
The situation becomes particularly awkward between Leanne Amaning, Scott, and Sher Suarez. Leanne and Scott had been developing a strong connection, but Sher's arrival causes Scott to reconsider his options. After noticing Scott making another coffee for Sher, Leanne confides in Millie, stating, 'I’ve reached my limit, I’m done with this whole situation.'
Frustrated, Leanne decides to make a bold move by pursuing Whitney's man, Yamen Sanders, taking him to the secret terrace. Whitney expresses her shock, clarifying, 'I did tell her you need to get on the prowl… but that wasn’t the message I was trying to deliver.'
Ongoing Feuds and Alliance Shifts
Meanwhile, Samie and Lucinda Strafford, who have been at odds since fighting over Ciaran Davies, continue their feud. During an intense game of Snog, Marry, Pie, Lucinda chooses to pie Samie, further fuelling their conflict. The pair's dispute draws in additional Islanders, with friends stepping in to defend their respective allies, creating a broader web of alliances and animosities.
Movie Night has long been a catalyst for drama in the Love Island villa, and this All Stars edition is no exception. With relationships tested, secrets exposed, and tensions running high, viewers can expect an unforgettable episode filled with emotional confrontations and strategic manoeuvring.
Love Island: All Stars continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX, promising more twists and turns as the Islanders navigate the complexities of love and rivalry in the pursuit of romance.
