23 years after the first escape, the chickens are back with Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget! (Not returning is Mel Gibson. Zachary Levi provides the voice of Rocky for the sequel.) Last time, they broke out. This time they’re breaking in!
The film is scheduled to be released on December 15th. Here’s the trailer for Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget!
Here’s the trailer for Creepy Crawly, a horror film about a group of people who are quarantined in a hotel. Along with films like Dascham, this film is a part of the Lockdown horror genre and, as such, it’s a bigger clue to how people currently feel about the world and the past few years than any poll or scientific study.
Here’s the trailer for Dangerous Waters, a film about a sailing trip that appears to go terribly wrong. To be honest, everything about the trailer screams “direct-to-streaming” and I have a feeling that’s how most people will end up seeing the film. That said, this film also features the final film performance of the great Ray Liotta. Unfortunately, it appears from the trailer that, much like Cocaine Bear, this is another film the features Ray as a somewhat generic villain. It’s a shame because Ray Liotta was capable of so much more.
Here’s the trailer for Dangerous Waters!
December 1st. Mark that date on your calendars because the real Godzilla — as opposed to the one who has recently been appearing in American-made studio blockbusters — will be returning to theaters!
Here’s the trailer for Godzilla Minus One!
Here is the latest trailer for The Nun II, which will be opening at the end of this upcoming week. Try to control your excitement as we get a second chapter in the least interesting of the various Conjuring spin-offs.
Here’s the trailer for Saltburn, Emerald Fennell’s first film since her Oscar-nominated Promising Young Woman. In this film, Barry Keoghan (who was so good in The Banshees of Inisherin) plays an awkward student at Oxford who becomes obsessed with his aristocratic classmate (Jacob Elordi). Keoghan, Elordi, Fennell, and the film itself are all expected to be potential Oscar contenders.
The trailer certainly has a creepy vibe to it.
With all the excitement surrounding the latest films from Christopher Nolan and Martin Scorsese, it’s easy to forget that David Fincher has a new film coming out as well! Here is the first official teaser for The Killer, which is due to open on November 10th!
(Hey, that’s the day after my birthday!)
Hey, they’re back!
Don’t ever get me started on the title, though.
Here’s the trailer for The Expend4bles, which will be released on September 22nd!
Paul Mescal and Saoirse Ronan will be co-starring Amazon’s FOE, which will be released to theaters in October 6th. The advertising is already making references to “visionary director” Garth Davis. Did people learn their lesson about tossing around words like “visionary” with Malcolm & Marie?
Anyway, here’s the trailer!
Yesterday, the trailer for Bradley Cooper’s upcoming Maestro dropped.
In this Netflix film, Cooper plays Leonard Bernstein and Carey Mulligan plays his wife. Ever since this project was first announced, it’s been promoted as a potential Oscar nominee and the trailer certainly has that awards bait feel. The trailer also indicates that, as far as biopics are concerned, this is going to be something of a niche picture. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course. I would watch Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan in just about anything.
Through the Shattered Lens 