The end is the beginning in The Witcher: Blood Origin teaser
Netflix’s The Witcher: Blood Origin will give fans of the acclaimed fantasy series a window to the distant past and the creation of the first Witcher.
The Whale trailer spotlights Brendan Fraser’s Hollywood comeback
The first trailer for Darren Aronofsky’s adaptation of The Whale casts Brendan Fraser in the role of his career, and it may make him a star again.
Glass Onion trailer unveils a new Knives Out murder mystery
Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc is back in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, and the great detective already has a real murder to solve on a billionaire’s island.
Kumail Nanjiani taps into his dark side in Welcome To Chippendales trailer
Hulu’s upcoming true crime drama Welcome To Chippendales lets Kumail Nanjiani embrace a darker persona as the founder of Chippendales.
Evan Peters is chilling in Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story
American Horror Story veteran Evan Peters steps into his most disturbing role to date in Netflix’s new series, Dahmer – Monster: the Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
Kaley Cuoco tries to change Pete Davidson in Meet Cute trailer
Is there such a thing as a perfect man and a perfect date? Kaley Cuoco’s Shelia is determined to use time travel to find out in Peacock’s Meet Cute.
Stephen Lang gives into madness in Old Man’s first trailer
Don’t Breathe and Avatar’s Stephen Lang brings chills and insanity to his character in the upcoming film Old Man. But is he the threat that he appears to be?
Armageddon Time trailer takes a darker view of the ’80s
James Gray’s new film, Armageddon Time, doesn’t idealize the ’80s as a young Jewish boy comes face-to-face with racism at school and within his own family.
My Best Friend’s Exorcism takes horror comedy back to the 1980s
In the flashback horror comedy, My Best Friend’s Exorcism, a teenager named Abby has to find a way to free her pal, Gretchen, from a demon’s grip.
Naomi Watts is terrifying in Goodnight Mommy’s new trailer
In Prime Video’s remake of Goodnight Mommy, two young boys are forced to question whether their mother, played by Naomi Watts, is really who she says she is.