Awesome Trailers

The 2nd teaser for The Social Network cleverly takes the form of Facebook status updates. Well, it’s clever at first. Then it just gets hilariously ridiculous, especially with the suspenseful music.

After a few false starts with bootlegged trailers getting ripped down from the Interwebs, we finally have an official sneak preview for Robert Rodriguez’ controversial Grindhouse spin-off.

This indie from Japan has massive sword fights, space aliens with big pointy teeth, dayglo magenta blood spurts and cheesy Japanese-to-English subtitled dialogue. What’s not to like?

NSFW: Proof positive that the UK gets all the funny shows before we remake and ruin them, BBC 3’s Mongrels features potty-mouthed animal puppets in adult situations. (Ok, we had TV Funhouse first).

This remake of the Swedish film Let the Right One In creeps us out. It tells the tale of a troubled young boy who befriends a “special” young girl. From the same guy who directed Cloverfield.

Check out all the security cameras and get a little taste of the bugged out terror that’s to come in this teaser for Paranormal Activity 2, due out in October in the US. Tod Williams directs.

Johnny Depp and Pirates director Gore Verbinski reunite for this quirky animated film, in which Depp plays a lizard who finds himself in the desert without a drop of water to drink. (Opens 3/4/2010).

The first official trailer for the finale of the Harry Potter series has hit the web, and it’s looking amazing. It’s Harry vs. Voldemort in a battle to the finish. Part 1 hits 11/2010, Part 2 hits 7/2011.

David Fincher’s flick is based on the book The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook, a Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal, recounting the explosive early days of the website.

We’re not sure if adding little kids to the Focker series is a good idea, but Stiller and DeNiro were pretty funny in the first two movies, so maybe we’ll give it a chance when it comes out this Christmas.

Based on Warren Ellis’ graphic novel, an all-star cast led by Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman and John Malkovich play ex-CIA agents who can’t leave their pasts behind.

Get an early glimpse at Seth Rogan, Jay Chou, and Cameron Diaz in the world-premiere trailer of the quirky superhero remake, directed by Michel Gondry. Christoph Waltz looks menacing as ever.

Loosely based on a true story, Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi and Gabriel Macht star in this tale of the first money made from what would eventually become the Internet’s most popular pastime.

HBO revealed its upcoming take on George R.R. Martin’s medieval fantasy epic during the True Blood premiere, and while the teaser is very brief, we’re stoked for its 2011 debut.

Incredibly, this proof-of-concept trailer by Jerry O’Flaherty was shot in just two days, with zero budget (borrowed costumes and 5 volunteer cast). Backgrounds courtesy of the Unreal engine.

Video hit the web today of what looks like a reboot of Mortal Kombat, going with a gritty, real-world take on the classic franchise. We’re not sure if it’s for a game or this movie, but it looks awesome.

Ever wonder what happened to Jack Rebney, the hilarious NSFW Winnebago Man? Fortunately for us, the Winnebago Man documentary is due out next month, so we’ll be able to get an update.

Warning. If blood and guts gross you out, do not watch this clip. If you’re like the rest of us, crank it up and get ready to watch 2 minutes of the most over-the-top Japanese splatterfest you’ll ever see.

Get a sneak preview of Ari, Vinny, Turtle, Drama, and E in the official Season 7 trailer for HBO’s hit dramedy. Looks more dra- than -medy this season. New episodes premier 6/27 (Language NSFW)

We had no idea they had Ninjas in Norway, but Kommandør Treholt & Ninjatroppen tells the story of how Cmdr. Arne Treholt and his Ninja Force saved Norway during the Cold War. Go figure.

This critical darling follows an enterprising novelty inventor through the backstreets of Shanghai as he tries to get his “humorous domestic hygiene product” made. Premieres on IFC Flims 6/16.

Rhys Ifans and Chloë Sevingny star in the story of Howard Marks, the most famous drug dealer in UK history, who was at times wanted by the CIA, MI6, DEA, IRA and the Mafia. Think Blow with Brits.

Vampires are in vogue, so it was only a matter of time before Lost Boys would rise from the crypt. Corey Feldman is back, and the trailer is good for a few unintentional(?) laughs. R.I.P. Corey Haim.