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Movie trailers for comedy, sci-fi, anime, horror, action and other awesome movies at The Awesomer.
Filmmaker Zach Cregger (Weapons, Barbarian) offers a fresh take on the Resident Evil franchise. The stripped-down horror flick follows the story of a medical courier (Austin Abrams), whose night goes very, very wrong when he stumbles into a houseful of mutants. The part where he’s searching for shotgun ammo is a nice nod to the
Jonah and the Whale is a pretty tame story. Whalefall tells a wildly more terrifying version of what it’d really be like to be swallowed by a marine behemoth. When Jay (Austin Abrams) scuba dives in search of his father’s remains, he’s gulped down by a sperm whale and struggles to escape with oxygen running
Brad Bird (The Incredibles, The Iron Giant) blends sci-fi and detective noir in the animated feature Ray Gunn. Set in Metropia, a sprawling city inspired by 1930s retro-futurism, the film follows private eye Raymond Gunn (Sam Rockwell) into a case involving aliens, murder, and star Venus Nova (Scarlett Johansson). In select theaters 12.4.26 and on
On 8.8.26, we’re finally getting this long-awaited comedy about Wile E. Coyote and his oddball lawyer taking on the ACME Corporation for producing dangerous products. The final trailer gives us hope of side-splitting laughs and slapstick silliness we’ve come to expect from Looney Tunes, along with the sharp comedic skills of Will Forte and John
(PG-13: Language) Samuel L. Jackson dropping F-bombs is music to our ears, and this teaser is loaded with them. Joel Kinnaman co-stars in this thriller about a coup that forces the president to drive his gadget-filled limousine to save an injured Secret Service agent. The Beast barrels into theaters 10.9.2026, with action director Renny Harlin
With shows like Knight Rider, Gen X got some of the best action TV series ever. Created by WheelHouse, the five-part documentary Knight Rider: Declassified offers an in-depth look at NBC’s stunt-filled hit show, with creator, cast, and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and more. Orders for the Limited Edition close on 8.2.2026. (Thanks, Rob!)
Further cementing Apple TV’s sci-fi series dominance, the second season of Dark Matter goes beyond the source material of Blake Crouch’s novel while keeping its author deeply involved. It explores what happens after Jason’s return home and the complications arising from a seemingly infinite number of alternate realities. Premieres 8.28.26.
This documentary tells the story of Mr. T in his own words and those of his peers and admirers. Born Laurence Tureaud, and growing up in poverty, he worked as a nightclub bouncer and a bodyguard before breaking into Hollywood. His showmanship and style made him one of the biggest pop culture icons of the
Documentarian John Wilson is a master of making the mundane interesting. In The History of Concrete, he explores the building material that holds together New York and most cities. But the movie works on more than one level, as John frames the story using the formulaic structure of a Hallmark movie while trying to pitch
Actor Gene Wilder was a master of his craft, whose deft balance of charm, humor, and emotional intensity made him a comedy icon. The PBS American Masters episode WILDER explores the life and career of Wilder and features unseen interviews with the man himself, released by his nephew, Jordan Walker-Pearlman. Premieres 12.29.26 on PBS and
Following up on his labor of love Gruff, animator Julian Curi aka Righteous Robot is nearing completion on his latest short film, Knight and the Snail. Made entirely by hand by a two person crew, the short will be released later this fall and we can’t wait to see it. Be sure to check out
Apple TV expands its science fiction catalog with a series based on William Gibson’s acclaimed 1984 novel. The story follows a washed-up hacker hired for a job involving artificial intelligence, corporate intrigue, and jacking into the virtual world of cyberspace. Neuromancer stars Callum Turner, Mark Strong, and Peter Sarsgaard and premieres 1.22.2027.