A24 has released the official trailer for Sorry, Baby, a hauntingly intimate character drama from debut filmmaker Emily Lauren. Starring Rachel Sennott and Cailee Spaeny, the film centers on two sisters brought back together by an unplanned pregnancy and years of unresolved silence.

Set over the course of a sun-drenched and emotionally volatile summer, Sorry, Baby explores themes of bodily autonomy, familial estrangement, and the fragile possibility of reconciliation. With the visual texture of a memory and the tension of an unspoken confession, the film looks to continue A24’s tradition of deeply personal storytelling with universal resonance.

Also starring Michael Gandolfini and Lily McInerny, Sorry, Baby opens in select theaters on July 19, 2025.

Prime Video unveils the official trailer for Deep Cover, a razor-sharp thriller about a veteran undercover operative caught between his mission and his morals. Starring David Oyelowo, Thuso Mbedu, and Brian Tyree Henry, the series follows Elijah King, a former intelligence agent pulled back into the field when a domestic terror case resurfaces with alarming personal ties.

As Elijah infiltrates a covert cell, his loyalties begin to erode, and the line between persona and self blurs into dangerous territory. With a past he can’t escape and a target that may not be what it seems, Deep Cover promises a layered, character-driven ride that explores the costs of living a lie—especially when the lie becomes your life.

Created by Shola Amoo and executive produced by Barry Jenkins, Deep Cover debuts August 15 exclusively on Prime Video.

Prime Video unveils the official trailer for The Better Sister, based on the bestselling novel by Alafair Burke. The series follows Chloe (Jessica Biel), a picture-perfect corporate star whose world unravels when her estranged sister Nicky (Elizabeth Banks) reappears following the murder of Chloe’s husband. As past wounds and hidden truths begin to resurface, what unfolds is a tense game of survival where the lines between victim and villain blur. From executive producer Olivia Milch, this twisty, suspense-driven limited series promises domestic drama, dark secrets, and no shortage of betrayal. The Better Sister premieres this summer on Prime Video.

A24 releases the official trailer for The Smashing Machine, the highly anticipated biopic starring Dwayne Johnson as Mark Kerr, the troubled wrestling and MMA champion whose career was as brutal as his demons. Directed by Benny Safdie, the film strips away the glitz of stardom to reveal the toll of fame, addiction, and physical sacrifice. Set in the early days of mixed martial arts, The Smashing Machine explores the punishing cost of being “the best” in a sport with few rules and fewer boundaries. Johnson’s transformation is striking, shedding his charisma for something rawer, sadder, and infinitely more human. This is not a redemption arc—it’s a reckoning.

Bleecker Street has released the official trailer for Everything’s Going to Be Great, a darkly comedic look at two washed-up actors attempting to reclaim their past glory. Directed by Jon S. Baird (Stan & Ollie), the film stars Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney as a long-divorced couple forced to reunite when they’re cast opposite each other in a regional theater production.

What follows is a sharp, awkwardly funny, and emotionally resonant dramedy about aging, artistic failure, and the messy beauty of second acts. With razor-sharp chemistry between Janney and Cranston and a tone that balances pathos with playfulness, Everything’s Going to Be Great looks like a quietly cutting addition to the indie comedy canon.

The film is slated for release in theaters on August 9, 2025.

Lionsgate releases the official trailer for Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, the third film in the globe-trotting illusionist-thriller series. Directed by Ruben Fleischer, this new chapter reunites Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Lizzy Caplan—with fresh blood in the mix, including Rosamund Pike and Justice Smith.

Set years after the events of Now You See Me 2, the story picks up as the Horsemen are pulled out of the shadows by a mysterious tech mogul with ties to The Eye. What begins as a comeback stunt turns into a reality-bending showdown, as the group faces their most dangerous illusion yet—one designed not to dazzle but to destroy.

With slick visuals, high-stakes heists, and a darker tone, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t aims to reboot the franchise’s magic for a new era, while playing with themes of surveillance, deception, and power in the age of misinformation.

In theaters October 10, 2025.

Lionsgate releases the official trailer for Wick is Pain, a visceral new entry in the John Wick universe. Directed by Chad Stahelski, the film reunites him with Keanu Reeves for a meditative, hyper-violent exploration of Wick’s past—and what’s left of him. Set between chapters 3 and 4, the standalone film pulls back the curtain on the deeper emotional toll of Wick’s endless warpath. Featuring stunning fight choreography, brutal new adversaries, and a stripped-down aesthetic that sharpens every hit, Wick is Pain promises to be the darkest and most introspective installment yet. Also starring Hiroyuki Sanada, Rina Sawayama, and Lance Reddick in one of his final performances.

Paramount Pictures debuts the official long-wing trailer for Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, the climactic chapter in the legendary spy franchise. Tom Cruise returns as IMF agent Ethan Hunt for one last mission—one that pushes him beyond the limits of loyalty, sacrifice, and survival.

Directed by Christopher McQuarrie, the film reunites Cruise with series mainstays Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, and Ving Rhames, alongside franchise newcomers Florence Pugh, Nicholas Hoult, and Esai Morales. The trailer teases a high-stakes global operation involving rogue AIs, double agents, and a conspiracy that threatens the foundation of the IMF itself.

With death-defying stunts (including the now-viral “long wing” sequence), globe-hopping set pieces, and moral stakes higher than ever, The Final Reckoning aims to deliver a career-defining performance from Cruise—and a sendoff worthy of one of Hollywood’s most iconic action heroes.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning opens globally on July 25, 2025.

Magic Farm releases its official trailer, revealing a surreal and unsettling story set in a forgotten corner of rural America. Chloë Sevigny and Simon Rex star as a fractured couple who inherit an abandoned farm, only to discover that the land harbors strange, inexplicable forces. As isolation sets in and reality begins to warp, the two must confront buried traumas and ancient myths that refuse to stay in the past. Directed with a dreamlike, off-kilter energy, Magic Farm blends psychological horror with Americana folklore, offering a chilling meditation on inheritance, survival, and the mysteries that live in the soil.

New Line Cinema unveils the official trailer for Weapons, the highly anticipated follow-up to Zach Cregger’s breakout horror hit Barbarian. This time, Cregger trades claustrophobic basements for sprawling, sunlit paranoia in a multi-character horror epic described as “Magnolia by way of The Ring.”

While plot details remain largely under wraps, the trailer teases an interconnected web of eerie encounters, unexplained phenomena, and suburban terror. The cast includes Pedro Pascal, Renate Reinsve, Josh Brolin, and Julia Garner, bringing prestige depth to a film that already promises to disrupt genre expectations.

Produced by Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions and distributed by Warner Bros., Weapons builds on the “elevated horror” movement with an ambitious narrative scope and a mounting sense of dread. If Barbarian taught us to never trust the floor plan, Weapons suggests we might not want to trust reality at all.

The film is set to release in theaters on November 14, 2025.

Netflix has dropped the official trailer for Tudum 2025, its annual global fan event celebrating the streamer’s biggest upcoming projects and stars. Broadcasting live from São Paulo on May 31, the event will feature exclusive footage, trailer premieres, cast reunions, and announcements from the worlds of film, TV, anime, and beyond.

Expect appearances from the stars of Stranger Things, The Witcher, Wednesday, Bridgerton, One Piece, Squid Game, and more. As Netflix’s answer to Comic-Con, Tudum has become a tentpole in the digital fan calendar, with previous events teasing major franchise launches and surprise reveals. This year looks bigger than ever.

With Tudum 2025, Netflix is doubling down on its global-first strategy, offering live coverage and exclusive content to fans in over 190 countries.

A24 unveils the official promo for Bring Her Back, a haunting psychological drama centered around loss, guilt, and the unresolved echoes of the past. The story follows a grieving family unraveling after a sudden tragedy, only to find themselves haunted by visions—and perhaps something more tangible—of what they lost. Shot with stark, atmospheric visuals and a focus on fractured memory, Bring Her Back explores how grief can twist reality and how desperation to reclaim the past can lead to dangerous consequences. Tension, sorrow, and unanswered questions drive this slow-burn mystery toward an inevitable reckoning.

Max releases the official teaser for Mountainhead, a brooding survival thriller set against the unforgiving backdrop of a remote mountain town. The story follows a man who returns home after years in hiding, only to confront sinister forces rooted in the land—and in his own past. As isolation grows and paranoia deepens, the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur. With stark cinematography, creeping dread, and themes of trauma, redemption, and madness, Mountainhead promises a slow-burn descent into psychological and supernatural terror. Trust no one, including yourself.

Apple TV+ has released the second official trailer for Fountain of Youth, a provocative thriller exploring the seductive and dangerous promise of eternal youth. The series follows a secretive research team that stumbles upon a discovery capable of altering the human lifespan, triggering a high-stakes battle between morality, ambition, and survival. With a stylish, clinical aesthetic and growing psychological tension, the latest trailer teases rising paranoia, shifting loyalties, and the haunting question of what humanity is willing to sacrifice for more time. As alliances fracture and secrets surface, the true cost of immortality begins to reveal itself.

Netflix releases the official trailer for Sirens, a gritty new crime drama set in a city where danger lurks around every corner. The series follows a group of women forced to navigate betrayal, shifting alliances, and life-or-death decisions as they fight to control their futures. With stylish visuals, pulse-pounding tension, and a razor-sharp focus on character, Sirens promises a raw and riveting look at crime and survival from a fresh perspective. Power struggles, blurred moral lines, and emotional reckonings are all at the heart of this high-stakes story.

HBO and Max drop the official preview for The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 4, offering a chilling look at what’s next for Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey). The teaser hints at escalating violence, fragile alliances, and the emotional fractures growing between the duo. With new threats lurking at every turn—and familiar guilt weighing heavily—the preview teases a critical turning point in their journey. Adapted from Naughty Dog’s acclaimed video game sequel, Season 2 continues to blend brutal action with deeply human storytelling. As trust erodes and danger closes in, survival becomes more complicated than ever.

The iconic slasher franchise is reborn in I Know What You Did Last Summer. The official trailer teases a fresh and bloodier take on the cult horror hit, reviving the story of a group of friends bound by a deadly secret—and stalked by someone who knows exactly what they did. With new faces, brutal twists, and nostalgic nods to the original 1997 film, this reimagined thriller amps up the tension and gore for a new era of horror fans. Expect masked killers, shocking reveals, and a suspenseful dive into guilt and survival.

The official trailer for Heads of State brings action, attitude, and a healthy dose of comedy to Prime Video. Starring Idris Elba, John Cena, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, this explosive buddy-action flick follows elite operatives forced to team up on a mission that could shape global politics—or completely derail them. With intense fight sequences, slick one-liners, and globe-trotting spectacle, Heads of State promises to deliver the kind of high-energy entertainment fans of The Gray Man and Red Notice crave. It’s diplomacy with an uppercut.

Netflix unveils the official teaser trailer for Season 2 of Wednesday, giving fans a chilling glimpse at what’s next for Jenna Ortega’s iconic take on Wednesday Addams. The sneak peek hints at deeper mysteries, deadlier creatures, and darker powers at play within Nevermore Academy. With returning favorites and the promise of twisted new storylines, this season leans further into the supernatural while keeping Wednesday’s razor-sharp wit intact. Expect higher stakes, bloodier secrets, and a touch of romance as Wednesday once again finds herself at the center of chaos—just how she likes it.

In the official teaser for Mountainhead, Max introduces a haunting new thriller that follows a solitary man whose reclusive life atop a mountain unravels into something far more sinister. As eerie visions and inexplicable events begin to mount, the film promises a gripping exploration of identity and madness set against a stark, unforgiving wilderness. The teaser reveals little but evokes a sense of dread and foreboding that hints at a chilling character study, filled with atmospheric tension and unsettling quiet. With shades of The Shining and The Lighthouse, Mountainhead looks to be a standout psychological descent in Max’s 2025 original slate.

Peacock’s critically acclaimed Poker Face returns with its sophomore season on May 8, and the trailer sets the tone for another wild ride. Created by Rian Johnson and starring Natasha Lyonne, the mystery-of-the-week series introduces an eclectic roster of guest stars including Cynthia Erivo, John Mulaney, Awkwafina, Giancarlo Esposito, and more. Season 2 continues Charlie Cale’s existential road trip as she unravels murders in increasingly bizarre corners of America—all while staying one step ahead of her own pursuers. With three episodes dropping on premiere day and weekly installments to follow, the series looks to expand its cult-favorite legacy.