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Archives for January 2024

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Masters of the Universe: Revolution pits technology against magic in its new trailer.

Netflix’s last He-Man animated series from Powerhouse and producer Kevin Smith was more of a sword and sorcery sort of situation.

But everything about Masters of the Universe: Revolution’s new trailer from the arrival of Hordak (Keith David) to Skeletor’s (Mark Hamill) cybernetic body makes it look like the new show’s going center a war between magic and technology when it drops on January 25th.

Reach will fall in Halo’s season 2 trailerReach will fall in Halo’s season 2 trailer
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Amy Winehouse biopic looks like a rough ride.

Singer Amy Winehouse’s story was as short and tragic as her music was utterly beautiful.

But watching the new trailer for StudioCanal / Focus Feature’s Back to Black from director Sam Taylor-Johnson, it’s hard not to get the sense that the biopic might come across rather tone deaf and gawker-y when it hits theaters on April 12th in the US, and May 10th in the US.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
The girls (Godzilla and King Kong) are fighting in The New Empire’s latest Japanese trailer

The next time someone asks you what your personal Roman empire is, point them to this Japanese trailer for Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and let them witness this beautiful madness for themselves.

Richard Lawler
Richard Lawler
NASCAR is ready for its Drive to Survive moment.

While Netflix is starting to do live sports, this isn’t that (at least not yet, anyway). While the Drive to Survive series that boosted F1’s popularity in the US won’t be back until February, NASCAR and Netflix have released a trailer for Full Speed, a very similar behind-the-scenes docuseries following stock car drivers.

It promises access to 16 drivers and teams through last year’s playoffs across five 45-minute episodes, including Ryan Blaney, known gamer Ross Chastain, known gamer moment haver Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace, and others.

Netflix’s new 3 Body Problem trailer is all about the mysteryNetflix’s new 3 Body Problem trailer is all about the mystery
Ash Parrish
Ash Parrish
You are unserious Kings of the Iron Fist.

Tekken 8 is a little more than two weeks away and if you want to catch up, Bandai Namco’s got you covered with an explainer recounting the major beats of Tekken’s story... with Brian Cox.

Yeah, that guy.

As strange as it is to see BAFTA, Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG, and Olivier-award winning Brian Cox hawking a video game that features fighting bears and robot samurai, there’s really no one better suited to explain the absolutely messed up family dynamics of Tekken than Logan “You are unserious people” Roy.

Tekken 8 launches January 26th.

Ash Parrish
Ash Parrish
“We will add sex to the game if we hit 300k followers by the end of the year.”

Is what the developers of Cult of the Lamb promised in a tweet last November. After amassing over 500k followers and clarifying said “sex” wouldn’t change the game’s T for Teen rating, the sex update is finally coming.

The free Sins of the Flesh update will launch on January 16th adding new weapons, quests, cult management activities, and when two followers love each other very much, they can find an egg that will hatch into a new cult member to indoctrinate... err nurture.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Looks like a certain werewolf is coming to Arcane season two.

The new teaser for the second season of Netflix’s Arcane doesn’t really say all that much about what we can expect when the show returns this November. But it definitely makes it seem like League of Legends’ Warwick will finally make his small screen debut, which could mean some very interesting things are in store for Vander.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Mike Judge’s new show looks like a cross between Celebrity Death Match and NPR.

It’s always interesting when live-action filmmakers decide to get into stop-motion animation.

But watching the first trailer for Peacock’s upcoming series In The Know (out January 25th) from Mike Judge, it’s hard to say whether you’re meant to be laughing at the digs at public radio or the straight man celebrity guest appearances.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Lisa Frankenstein’s new trailer summarizes the movie in under three minutes.

The latest trailer for director Zelda Williams’ Lisa Frankenstein might not spark joy for people who were looking forward to seeing it in theaters for themselves. But for the folks who love it when trailers essentially give them the entire gist of a film in just a few minutes, you’re in a treat.

Richard Lawler
Richard Lawler
Echo’s impending premiere on Disney Plus and Hulu also introduces Marvel Spotlight.

After a debut in the Hawkeye Disney Plus series a couple of years ago, the Echo show starring Alaqua Cox starts January 9th. Other than serving as another link to the Netflix shows with appearances from Vincent D’Onofrio (Kingpin) and Charlie Cox (Daredevil), it’s appearing on both Hulu and Disney Plus, even as those experiences overlap.

And it’s the first Spotlight-branded Marvel show, which means:

...in the case of Echo, focusing on street-level stakes over larger MCU continuity...our audience doesn’t need to have seen other Marvel series to understand what’s happening in Maya’s story.

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