Tag: Movie Trailer

Fortnite brings Quentin Tarantino’s unreleased Kill Bill story to life with Uma Thurman returning as The Bride.

Gosling faces cosmic chaos in Project Hail Mary, waking up alone in deep space with Earth’s survival on the line.

Antoine Fuqua’s long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic finally has a trailer.

Neve Campbell returns as Sidney Prescott in the first Scream 7 trailer, teaming up once again with original writer Kevin Williamson.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey sails into IMAX glory, with its first trailer dropping this December.

The Bride trailer teases Maggie Gyllenhaal’s bold Frankenstein reimagining that feels like Warner Bros.’ answer to Joker.

Disney and Lucasfilm drop the first teaser trailer of The Mandalorian and Grogu, marking Star Wars’ return to theaters after six years.

The Wuthering Heights movie trailer has fans divided as Emerald Fennell’s provocative new take with Margot Robbie is being slammed.

Squid Game's Lee Byung-hun takes desperate measures in Park Chan-wook’s darkly comic thriller No Other Choice.

Pixar’s new original film Hoppers borrows heavily from Avatar’s mind-transfer concept.

James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire & Ash trailer is finally expected this month, and it might debut exclusively in movie theaters.

Red Sonja’s trailer drops with serious Zack Snyder vibes: a lot of blood, swords, and slow motion.

Guillermo del Toro has a different idea of what Frankenstein is.

Bill Skarsgård is back as Pennywise in HBO’s terrifying It: Welcome to Derry prequel series.

Fans hoped James Wan would return to direct the final Conjuring film, The Conjuring: Last Rites, but instead, Michael Chaves is back.

Yes, you read that right. The Rock can act. Like, really act.

Lace up! Sneaks turns sneakers into stars with Anthony Mackie & Martin Lawrence.

Lewis Tan just pulled off a real-life Fatality—and this time, it wasn’t on-screen.

Fan reactions to the Superman and Fantastic Four trailers prove we're divided—not just by politics, but by superheroes too.

The first trailer for Final Destination: Bloodlines proves that there's still a lot of life (I mean death) in the franchise.