Sony Pictures has released a new creepy trailer for Brightburn, an origins tale about a Superman-like kid who isn’t super nice around people. Beloved Hollywood degenerate James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy) produces with director David Yarovesky (The Hive) at the helm.
Stunner Elizabeth Banks (Hunger Games) and David Denman (”The Office”) topline the film as a rural couple who find an abandoned alien baby (Jackson A. Dunn) who uses his super powers for evil. It arrives in theaters May 24.
Lionsgate has released a red-band trailer for its upcoming Hellboy reboot, arriving in theaters April 12. Neil Marshall (The Descent) is at helm with David Harbour (”Stranger Things”) taking on the Hellboy role made famous by Ron Pearlman in Guillermo del Toro’s original series.
Ageless stunner Milla Jovovich (Resident Evil) co-stars as Hellboy’s new nemesis, Blood Queen Nimue. Joining them on the highway to hell are Ian McShane (John Wick), Daniel Dae Kim (”LOST”), Thomas Hayden Church (”Wings”), Penelope Mitchell (”Vampire Diaries”).
HBO has released a full length trailer for the eighth and final season of its beloved fantasy series “Game of Thrones.” Set to run for only six extended episodes, the show premieres April 14 and is described by producers as “an incredibly emotional haunting bittersweet final season.”
While it’s gonna be tough to remember everything that happened when we left off about a year ago, the new trailer quickly brings back some of last season’s most “oh, shit” moments to mind and totally pumps us up for the epic battles and impending heartbreak ahead.
Annabelle Wallis, stunning co-star in New Line Cinema’s Anabelle and Universal’s The Mummy, is set to star in The Silencing, a serial killer drama helmed by 2016 Oscar nominated Belgian director Robin Pront (The Ardennes) and co-starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (“Game of Thrones”).
The Silencing follows a reformed hunter who joins a small town sheriff on a hunt for a deadly killer. No official word on Wallis’ role in the film, but producers have crowed the part is unusual for actresses so we’re guessing she plays the sheriff…the super hot sheriff.
Buzz around Wallis began with her roles as a hot coed in X-Men: First Class and as Jane Seymour in Showtime’s “The Tudors,” but it was the lead in 2014’s Annabelle an 2017’s The Mummy that caught horror fans’ attention.
“Banshee” babe Trieste Kelly Dunn stars in The Girl On the Third Floor. Dunn plays a wife dealing with the overwhelming mess her husband has created while attempting to renovate their newly purchased Victorian house. It soons becomes apparent, however, sinister forces may be at work.
Dunn is best known for her portrayal of doomed Deputy Siobhan Kelly on the Cinemax crime series “Banshee.” The Girl On the Third Floor is Dunn’s first horror feature and marks producer Travis Stevens’ (68 Kills, Starry Eyes) directorial debut.
DC Universe has released an extended trailer for “Doom Patrol,” its small screen adaptation of the comic about a group of traumatized and downtrodden accident victims who develop super powers shortly after surviving each tragedy.
Freaks include Brendan Fraser as Robotman, a race car driver whose body is destroyed in a race; Alan Tudyk as Mr. Nobody, a shadow figure once experimented on by Nazis; Matt Bomer as Negative Man, a test pilot struck by negative energy and the urge to fuck dudes behind his poor wife’s back.
Joivan Wade is Cyborg, a hybrid with identy issues. Diane Guerrero is Crazy Jane, a hot chick with 64 personlities–each with a superpower of its own. April Bowlby is Elasti-Woman, a hot chick who’d be fun at bachelor parties. Timothy Dalton plays The Chief, a mad scientist giving them purpose.
New Line Cinema has released a first trailer for Curse of La LLorona, a supernatural thriller based on Latin American folklore about a tormented spirit searching for the offspring she drowned while taking the lives of children she encounters. James Wan produces and Michael Chaves (The Conjuring 3) directs.
Linda Cardellini (”Freaks and Geeks”) stars as a social worker and mother who regrettably ignores the warnings of a mom wrongfully accused of child endangerment and is soon forced to face off against Llorona with only the help of an unconventional priest, played by the awesome Raymond Cruz (”Better Call Saul”).
Brunette stunner Rebecca Hall (Godzilla vs. Kong) is set to star in The Night House, a psychological thriller from director David Bruckner (The Ritual) and screenwriters Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski (Stephanie). Cameras are set to roll in May.
The Night House stars Hall as a recently widowed wife who begins to discover her deceased husband’s disturbing secrets.
Hall’s horror creds include 2015’s foreced cuckold frightener The Gift and British ghost story The Awakening. She’s also starred in Chris Nolan’s magician mystery The Prestige, Johnny Depp sci-fi thriller Trancendence, and Iron Man 3. Next up for Hall is the eagerly awaited monster mash Godzilla vs. Kong.
Orion Pictures has released a first trailer for its polarizing Child’s Play reboot. Made without input from Don Mancini, the original film’s writer and helmer of its six sequels, the reimagined slasher has got fans crying foul play while those who feel Mancini sucks ready for a new take.
We…we only miss Brad Dourif (“Deadwood”) as the voice of Chucky. That at the end of this trailer would have made us lose our shit! No disrespect to Mancini, but this looks fun and Aubrey Plaza (Ingrid Goes West) as a young hot MILF tied up and vulnerable is just too sexy to pass up!
Paramount Pictures released today a new trailer for its big screen adaptation of the Stephen King bestseller Pet Sematary. The supernatural thriller is helmed by directing duo Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer (Starry Eyes) and penned by Jeff Buhler (Midnight Meat Train).
Pet Sematary stars Jason Clarke (Terminator: Genysis) as a doctor who transplants his family from Boston to Maine only to suffer a tragedy that leads him to seek help from his creepy new neighbor and a mysterious burial ground.
Spoiler Alert: many feel the trailer gives away a significant change to King’s story, but it’s really quite predictable considering today’s Hollywood.
