Guillermo Troncoso

2 days ago | screenrealm.com | Guillermo Troncoso

The Predator franchise is heading into uncharted territory. 20th Century Studios has released the official teaser trailer for Predator: Badlands, the live-action feature that continues the legacy of the long-running sci-fi horror saga — but with a major shift in perspective. The Predator… is the protagonist! Take a look above. Set in the future on a distant, desolate planet, the story centres on a young Yautja warrior (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) cast out by his clan.

2 days ago | screenrealm.com | Guillermo Troncoso

The gates of Nevermore Academy creak open once again in the first trailer for Wednesday season 2, teasing more mystery, monsters, and meddling relatives. Netflix has released a moody and knife-sharp look at the next chapter of the hit series, which continues to follow Jenna Ortega‘s deadpan sleuth as she navigates school, family, and a few more murderous secrets. Take a look above and learn more below.

2 days ago | screenrealm.com | Guillermo Troncoso

The first trailer has arrived for Heads of State, Prime Video’s upcoming action-comedy that has John Cena and Idris Elba playing the U.S. President and U.K. Prime Minster, respectively. Trailer above and info below. Cena plays Will Derringer, the U.S. President and a former Hollywood action star who definitely leans more showbiz than statesman. Elba is Sam Clarke, the no-nonsense UK Prime Minister with a deep dislike for his American counterpart.

3 days ago | screenrealm.com | Guillermo Troncoso

The hook is back—and so are the secrets. Sony has released the official trailer for I Know What You Did Last Summer, a direct sequel to the ‘90s slasher horror staples that returns franchise originals Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. for another scream-filled summer. Take a look at the trailer above and learn more below.

3 days ago | screenrealm.com | Guillermo Troncoso

Warfare is an intense, tightly focused war film that pulls you into one hellish moment during the Iraq War — and doesn’t let go. Co-directed by Alex Garland and real-life Navy SEAL veteran Ray Mendoza, the film is a blistering, near-real-time reconstruction of a traumatic 2006 firefight, framed not through the lens of politics or traditional drama, but through the memories of Mendoza and those who served with him. There’s no backstory. No score. No sweeping speeches or emotional monologues.