Awesome Trailers

Steve Buscemi, Britt Lower, and John Magaro star in Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer. The dark comedy follows the story of an author writing about a serial killer who meets just the man to teach him the tricks of the trade. But after his wife mistakes the murderer for a marriage counselor, things take a twisted turn.

Charlie Brooker’s dystopian anthology Black Mirror is coming back 4.10.25. This season promises more sci-fi and less horror, but no shortage of creepy, invasive technology. Expect appearances from Paul Giamatti, Awkwafina, and returning cast members Cristin Milioti and Jimmi Simpson from USS Callister, and Bandersnatch stars Will Poulter and Asim Chaudhry.

So much of what we do on our laptops, phones, and tablets relies on servers in a data center somewhere. This fascinating time-lapse video from European data center operator Hetzner shows how the company turns an empty building into a fully-equipped data center, with raised floors, cooling systems, racks, and cabling.

The cordyceps brain infection continues to rage, but it’s the humans of the zombie mushroom apocalypse you really need to watch out for. If the game The Last of Us Part II is anything to go by, season 2 of the TV series will take us to new heights of danger and new depths of loss. Episode 1 premieres on 4.13.25 on Max.

In The Surfer , a man returns to his favorite childhood surf spot to introduce his son to it. Unfortunately, the beach has been taken over by hostile and possessive locals who don’t like strangers. After a series of unpleasant encounters, our old pal Nicolas Cage blows a fuse and takes care of business.

After a fantastic first season, Andor is returning this spring. The new season inches closer to the fateful events of Rogue One as the rebellion gains momentum. Set to the Steve Earle song The Revolution Starts Now, the trailer gives us a glimpse of what to expect as Cassian and crew turn up the heat on the Empire. Premieres 4.22.25 on Disney+.

(PG-13: Language) Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong lit up the comedy scene in the 1970s with their rock-and-roll approach to humor. This documentary/road movie dives into the pothead duo’s history, from their days in standup through their movie career and the end of their partnership. In theaters, it is 4.25.2025, with a special early showing on 4.20, naturally.

(PG-13: Language) Pedro Pascal and Ben Mendelsohn go back to the ’80s in this genre-bending flick packed with a wild mix of colorful characters. Expect action, adventure, comedy, and drama to collide in this intentionally pulpy trip from Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, the directing duo behind Half Nelson and Captain Marvel.

This wacky sci-fi comedy follows the misadventures of two not-so-bright vintage shop owners who dig a time machine out of the trash. They get the bright idea to go back in time to appropriate free merchandise for their shop and start to rip the fabric of space-time in the process. It hits UK cinemas on 3.28.25, but there’s no U.S. release date yet.

Andy Kaufman’s absurdist approach to comedy was unlike anything anyone had experienced before. Filmmaker Alex Braverman’s upcoming documentary offers a fresh look at the enigmatic performer’s life through rare footage and interviews with his friends, colleagues, and admirers. Coming to theaters and streaming on 3.28.2025.

Paul Rudd, Tim Robinson, and Kate Mara star in this A24 flick about a socially awkward man who makes a new friend. After riding high on the fresh relationship, Rudd decides Robinson is coming on too strong and wants to end things. But getting rid of Tim Robinson is notoriously difficult, as anyone who has watched I Think You Should Leave knows.

Sam Wilson (AKA Captain America, AKA actor Anthony Mackie) returned to his 58th Rescue Squadron for one more jump… without green screens or CGI wings, just the help of real Pararescuemen at Nellis Air Force Base. Mackie harnessed up with a pro to jump out of an Air Force HC-130J Combat King II. Captain America: Brave New World drops 4.14.25.

Jennifer Coolidge and Ed Harris star in this dark comedy about a man who leaves the world of crime behind for a peaceful family life. But two gangsters, played by Pete Davidson and Bill Murray, seek revenge on their former associate after his son kills one of the bad guy’s sons. The cast also features Gabrielle Union and Lewis Pullman. In theaters 2.28.2025.

This short but intense teaser will have you on the edge of your seat as a xenomorph escapes from a space vessel and hurtles toward Earth. Alien: Earth is a new series from Fargo creator Noah Hawley and follows the story of a group of soldiers who encounter the terrifying beast on the surface. Coming to FX and Hulu Summer 2025.

(PG-13: language) Ayo Edibiri (The Bear, Big Mouth) stars in this dark comedy about a reporter who finds herself on the exclusive invitation list to a performance by an iconic but reclusive musician. The famed Moretti is portrayed by none other than John Malkovich, who walks a fine line between quirky artist and creepy cult leader. Premieres 3.14.2025.

(PG-13: Gore, Language) The new movie from Longlegs writer/director Osgood Perkins looks creepy as hell. The Monkey is based on a Stephen King short story about a pair of twin boys who found a wind-up toy monkey that ends up being possessed. After burying the plaything for decades, the plaything returns to deliver more death and doom. In theaters 2.21.25.