Awesome Trailers

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.

Indie Game: The Movie, coming in Spring 2011, is a feature documentary about the human side of video games, video game developers and the connections between game and game-maker.

This creepy horror flick is guaranteed to keep you up at night. Needless to say, any plans to rid this place of evil don’t work out well. Perhaps it should be called Exorcism FAIL.

We don’t care that it’s in Japanese. This horror / action flick looks awesome. The story centers on a man who loses everything and becomes an iron-celled-metal-man hell-bent on revenge.

MegaMind, starring Will Ferrell, Brad Pitt, Tina Fey and Jonah Hill, is a satirical take on superhero movies in which a notorious villain loses his oomph after he accidentally kills his nemesis.

We have no idea what’s going on in Steve Kostanski’s “sci-fi/action/horror/comedy epic,” but it involves stop-motion, kung-fu, and demon-nazi-vampires, and a guy named Dr. Scorpius.

Based on a Philip K. Dick sci-fi short story, George Nolfi’s The Adjustment Bureau stars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt as people whose romance is foiled by creepy men wearing hats in a virtual world.

It’s been over 20 years since Gordon Gekko first got greedy in Wall Street. After years in prison for his wrongdoing, he’s back to try and warn the financial sector about its impending doom.

Christopher Nolan’s mysterious, mind-bending picture about stealing secrets from the subconscious as people dream gets a little clearer in this latest theatrical trailer. Opens July 16th.

Enter the virtual fighting ring with Pixel Kombat, Jac & Johan’s upcoming “Hadokumentary”, which takes a peek inside the world of gamers obsessed with 2D fighters and mastering their combo moves.

Michael arrives in Berlin to visit Gabi, only to discover that a terrible virus is spreading across the city at a rapid pace and turning people into mindless homicidal maniacs, in Rammbock.

At Sundance, folks either loved or hated Michael Winterbottom’s The Killer Inside Me, with Casey Affleck as Lou Ford, a sociopathic murderer who covers up his tracks the best he can as a sheriff.

Gregoire Sivan’s short film gives us a really bad case of crabs. Sit back and enjoy his monster movie tribute in which the world is attacked by gigantic crustaceans. Extra points for the dubbing.

Rubber, written and directed by French indie filmmaker Quentin Dupieux, tells the story of a telepathic killer tire, obsessed with revenge, finding things to blow up in the California desert.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall’s Nick Stoller directs this buddy comedy starring Jonah Hill as a music worker plebe who must escort a rowdy rock star (Russell Brand) to Los Angeles from London.

Zombies rule in Survival of the Dead, the 6th film from George A. Romero, but there’s also a power struggle within the human minority on cozy Plum Island – a beautiful place to live – and to DIE!

Batman encounters a mysterious villain who knows all of his dark secrets. The film stars the voices of Bruce Greenwood, Jensen Ackles and – wait for it – NPH! Coming to DVD and Blu-ray this Summer.

This UK indie tells the tale of two criminals who kidnap a young woman named Alice Creed. But things don’t always work out as planned, and Alice turns the tables on her captors. Opens August 6.

There’s more awesome Avatar action and effects in the final full length trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender, coming to theatres in 3D in July. Fire nation bad!

This clip gives us a brief, but thrilling glimpse into the CG animated drift-racing world of The Driver. The television series won’t hit sets until Summer 2011, but our curiosity is certainly piqued.