Ensuring that those of you excited to get a good look at its new live-action Aladdin movie are just going to have to sort of stay excited, Disney released the first teaser for the Guy Ritchie-directed film tonight. And we do mean teaser; unless you were really jonesing to get a look at CGI Iago, there’s not much more…

We’ve been cautiously optimistic about Neil Gaiman’s adaptation of Good Omens, his 1990 collaboration with late Discworld author Terry Pratchett, for a while now. That’s mostly on the strength of its cast, and specifically David Tennant and Michael Sheen, who seemed perfectly picked to take on the roles of the book’s…

One could easily argue that Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson have already been definitively portrayed at some point in the history of cinema, but that’s only because the world has yet to properly witness Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly’s Holmes And Watson. Finally, the two weirdos from Step Brothers are starring in a…

The crummy X-Men: The Last Stand gestured toward the iconic “Dark Phoenix Saga” from Chris Claremont’s run on the X-Men comics, with Famke Janssen’s Jean Grey turning vaguely evil and wearing a bunch of red clothing. But Simon Kinberg’s X-Men: Dark Phoenix—a sequel to Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Apocalypse—has set itself up…

It’s been more than a decade since Harvey Birdman, Esquire last had his day in court, defending a variety of deranged Hanna-Barbera characters from the firm but ladylike hand of justice. Earlier this year, Adult Swim announced that the beloved series would soon be coming back, though, with a half-hour special in which…

Much as Riverdale has successfully deflected (and transcended) all the “sexy Archie” jokes the internet could throw at it, the first teaser for Netflix’s The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina—the new series from Archie Comics chief creative officer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and his fellow Riverdale EPs—confirms that they…

For as weird and enigmatic Matthew Weiner’s previews usually are, it sure seems like he’s giving us an awful lot of his upcoming Amazon series The Romanoffs ahead of time. The show premieres on October 12, and we’ve already got a couple of teasers and a full episode-by-episode breakdown (though that one was pretty…

Every once in a while, an actor finds a role that they embody perfectly. Robert Downey Jr. is Tony Stark, Gregory Peck is Atticus Finch, and now Matthew McConaughey is stoner poet Moondog in Harmony Korine’s The Beach Bum. Yes, despite what you may think, this trailer is not for a documentary about Matthew…

Eight seasons in, American Horror Story faces a potentially impossible question: How can you possibly top yourself, when you’ve already offered up the maximum number of S&M murder ghosts, drill-tipped dildos, and general gory TV silliness that the FX censors are likely to allow?

The first full-length trailer for the upcoming Halloween sequel featured some exposition and a lot of Michael Myers reclaiming his iconic mask. This time, you get a mini-movie: A full minute straight of almost wordless tracking as the camera watches Michael stalk, confront, and murder a woman. Good times!

Few shows on TV deal as extensively, or as honestly, with the deceptively murky topic of self-improvement as BoJack Horseman. Ever since his first (of several) epiphanies about the shitty nature of his life and self at the end of the show’s first season, Will Arnett’s BoJack has been in a constant state of “trying to…

2018 is proving to be a big year for astronaut’s with complicated, non-Tom-Hanks-y emotions: Damien Chazelle and Ryan Gosling are bringing in strong reviews for their angry spaceman movie The First Man, and now Sean Penn’s about to be on TV (or at least Hulu), playing a guy who seems really sad about going to Mars.

For decades, the raw footage for one of Orson Welles’ final projects was left in a vault, waiting for someone to come along and buy the rights to finish it. Last year, Netflix realized it was sitting on a big mountain of money, so it acquired The Other Side Of The Wind and—with the approval of Welles’…

Jeremy Saulnier’s punks-vs.-Nazis survival thriller Green Room was one of our favorite films of 2016, earning the No. 3 spot on our annual year-end best-of poll. So needless to say we’ve been eagerly anticipating his next film, Hold The Dark, which takes the survival angle to the extreme by heading to the Alaskan…

“I’m gonna tell you a story about a ghost, a werewolf, and a pretty shitty pizza place.” Thus begins the first real trailer for Slice, the upcoming pizza-delivery horror movie (Get it? Slice?) from Austin Veseley, the Chicago filmmaker who cut his teeth (again, pun totally intended) on Chance the Rapper’s “Angels” and…

The divide between the haves and the have nots remains ever present in this extended trailer for The Deuce season two. Although the time jump to 1978 finds people like Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) daring to dream big enough to be an auteur in the porn industry and not just a bit player, those bubbles are bound to be …

Happy Thursday, Trailer Heads and Teasernatics. It’s time for Trailer Happy Hour, the big cardboard box where we lovingly place all of the day’s hottest new clips and videos so they can be safely transported to you, the consumer, for your trailer reaction videos. Then we all watch those videos to see how we should…

Rockstar Games has released a couple of trailers for Red Dead Redemption II already, but they were both centered on the story and the general tone of the game’s Wild West setting. Finally, with just a few months to go before we get what will hopefully be another heartbreaking ode to the pointlessness of cowboy…

On this day in 1924, James Baldwin, writer, essayist, and eloquent commentator on the interwoven oppressions of race, sex, class, and sexuality in America, was born in New York City. And to commemorate the occasion, director Barry Jenkins has unveiled the trailer for If Beale Street Could Talk, the follow-up to his …