Trailer Blitz! SISU: Road to Revenge, Deathstalker, Baahubali: The Epic, The Ugly, All of You, Urchin, Father Mother Sister Brother and More

Here's a list of films coming to screens soon!

Sep 01, 2025

🎥 “SISU: Road to Revenge” Trailer: Jorma Tommila Returns as the Indestructible WWII Commando in Jalmari Helander’s Blood-Soaked Action Sequel with Stephen Lang and Richard Brake — In Theaters November 21st

You can’t keep a good Finn down. Especially when there’s still fire in his belly and the bitter taste of vengeance clenched between his teeth. The man, the myth, the legend—he’s back, and this time he’s set to unleash the kind of fury that makes the toughest of men tremble in fear and the bravest wish they’d never crossed his path.

When SISU, the genre-bending Finnish WWII action romp, hit theaters in 2022, it was instantly compared to John Wick, as both films share a similar brand of carnage and mayhem. And it also shares the idea of a man driven by loss and vengeance, cutting down anyone foolish enough to stand in his way. SISU instantly became a cult hit, and a favorite among action junkies and genre fans who craved its mix of grit, gore, and grindhouse flair.

Well, it seems the man who refuses to die is back—and this time, the fight is bigger, bloodier, and somehow even more gloriously absurd.

In SISU: Road to Revenge, Finnish actor Jorma Tommila reprises his role as Aatami Korpi, the legendary WWII commando who once slaughtered a platoon of Nazis to protect his gold. Now, he returns home to the site of his family’s wartime massacre, determined to rebuild what’s left in their honor.

But fate has other plans. Enter Stephen Lang (Don’t Breathe, Avatar) as a ruthless Red Army captain with unfinished business. When he crosses Aatami’s path, what follows is a relentless, cross-country showdown brimming with outrageous, inventive action set pieces. Expect trucks flipping, bodies flying, and more brutal ingenuity than your average war epic could dream of. It’s pure pandemonium—and there will only be one man left standing before the dust settles.

Finnish filmmaker Jalmari Helander (Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale, Big Game) once again writes and directs, bringing his signature mix of grit and gonzo spectacle. Alongside Tommila and Lang, the cast features veteran genre favorite Richard Brake (3 from Hell, Barbarian), rounding out the rogues’ gallery of Russian soldiers daring to stand in Aatami’s way.

SISU: Road to Revenge will make its world premiere this September at Fantastic Fest before hitting theaters November 21st.

🎥 “Deathstalker” Trailer: Daniel Bernhardt Wields the Sword in Psycho Goreman Director Steven Kostanski’s Retro Camp Fantasy Remake — In Theaters October 10th

Fans of 1980s sword-and-sorcery flicks, rejoice! This is a throwback you won’t want to miss.

Among the many titles that once filled the shelves of your local video store—usually under the fantasy section—you’ve no doubt stumbled across Boris Vallejo’s iconic poster for Deathstalker, a gloriously cheesy, low-budget sword-and-sorcery adventure that’s probably better remembered for its eye-catching VHS cover than for the film itself.

Well, prepare to dust off those old VHS memories, ’cuz Deathstalker is back from the grave. And for a movie that may have been buried in the shuffle of Conan the Barbarian knockoffs and bargain-bin fantasy epics, this cult classic is sharpening its blade and ready to swing once more.

In the upcoming remake, the Kingdom of Abraxeon is under siege by the Dreadites, heralds of the long-dead sorcerer Nekromemnon. When the warrior known only as Deathstalker stumbles upon a cursed amulet on a corpse-strewn battlefield, he’s instantly marked by dark magic. Hunted by monstrous assassins, he must break the curse and confront a rising evil that refuses to stay buried. Death, after all, is just the beginning... of one hell of an adventure.

Stuntman-turned-actor Daniel Bernhardt (Nobody, Ballerina, Extraction 2) takes up the mantle as the new Deathstalker. He is joined by a supporting cast that includes Patton Oswalt, Laurie Field, Christina Orjalo, Paul Lazenby, and Nina Bergman.

Filmmaker Steven Kostanski (PG: Psycho Goreman, Manborg, Frankie Freako) writes and directs, leaning into his trademark blend of retro camp, lo-fi special effects, and gory spectacle—reviving the gonzo energy of ‘80s VHS fantasy oddities for a modern audience.

And here’s the killer hook: the film will feature original music by legendary guitarist Slash, working alongside composer Bear McCreary and electronic remixers Blitz//Berlin. Slash not only shreds the soundtrack but also serves as an executive producer, ensuring this revival rocks as hard as it slays.

Once a late-night cable curiosity, Deathstalker now returns with a vengeance. The film charges into theaters October 10th. So grab your sword, crank the volume to 11, and prepare for a fantasy throwdown that takes you back to the wild days of ‘80s fantasy.

🎥 “Baahubali: The Epic” Trailer: RRR Filmmaker S. S. Rajamouli Recuts His Two-Part Blockbuster Saga into One Colossal IMAX Experience — In Theaters October 31st

Before S. S. Rajamouli took the world by storm with his Oscar-winning sensation RRR, the visionary Telugu filmmaker was already redefining the meaning of cinematic spectacle. His Bāhubali films—2015’s Baahubali: The Beginning and 2017’s Baahubali 2: The Conclusion—were larger-than-life period epics brimming with grand battles, jaw-dropping visuals, and timeless mythology. Now, Rajamouli’s franchise is returning in a newly recut form as one colossal event.

Titled Baahubali: The Epic, this combined cut brings both chapters together for the ultimate experience. The story begins when a tribal couple discovers a mysterious child near a roaring waterfall and raises him as their own. As he grows, Sivudu (later revealed as Mahendra Baahubali) feels an irresistible pull beyond the cliffs—toward the kingdom of Mahishmati, where destiny, rebellion, and bloodline secrets await.

What starts as a quest for love soon spirals into an operatic saga of betrayal, sacrifice, and heroism. To reclaim his father’s throne and restore justice to his people, Baahubali must rise against tyranny, wielding not only his strength but the weight of a forgotten legacy.

Blending mythic storytelling with jaw-dropping set pieces, Rajamouli’s two-part saga became the highest-grossing Indian film franchise of its time and paved the way for his international breakthrough. Now audiences can experience it in one seamless cut, in the most immersive format possible.

Baahubali: The Epic thunders into IMAX theaters October 31st.

🎥 “The Ugly” Trailer: Train to Busan Director Yeon Sang-ho Trades Zombies for Buried Family Secrets in His TIFF-Premiering Mystery Thriller Starring Park Jeong-min and Kwon Hae-hyo — In Theaters September 26th

Acclaimed South Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho is best known for delivering one of the greatest zombie films in recent memory with 2016’s Train to Busan. Since then, the prolific director has teamed up with Netflix on a wide range of genres and formats, from the sci-fi thriller Jung_E (2023) to the mystery thriller Revelations (2025), as well as the supernatural series Hellbound and Parasyte: The Grey. On top of that, he expanded his Train to Busan universe with the animated prequel Seoul Station (2016) and the live-action side-sequel Peninsula (2020). Simply put, Yeon is a one-man movie factory.

Not a filmmaker who takes long breaks, Yeon Sang-ho has jumped right back behind the camera, this time adapting his own 2018 graphic novel, The Ugly. And this one is less about surviving hordes of ghouls, goblins, and zombies, and more about the skeletons families bury to keep their darkest secrets hidden. So, perhaps what it lacks in scares, it more than makes up for in tension, atmosphere, and the kind of unsettling drama that just might cut deeper than any zombie attack.

The Ugly follows Im Dong-hwan (Park Jeong-min), who is shadowing his blind father (Kwon Hae-hyo), a gifted painter, for a documentary crew when his life is suddenly upended by a single phone call: after forty years, his missing mother’s remains have been discovered. The revelation forces Dong-hwan on a harrowing quest to unravel the truth of her disappearance.

As he retraces painful memories and long-suppressed family history, the investigation spirals into an odyssey of grief, guilt, and shocking revelations. The line between personal tragedy and inherited trauma blurs, as secrets buried for decades claw their way back to the surface.

The cast also features Shin Hyun-been, Im Seong-jae, and Han Ji-hyeon alongside Park Jeong-min and Kwon Hae-hyo.

The Ugly is slated to make its world premiere at TIFF before hitting theaters September 26th.

🎥 “All of You” Trailer: Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots Navigate Love, Fate, and Missed Chances in New Romantic Drama — Premiering September 26th on Apple TV+

Can one person really be your everything? That’s the question at the heart of All of You, a witty and bittersweet romantic drama starring Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso) and Imogen Poots (Outer Range).

Simon (Goldstein) and Laura (Poots) have been inseparable best friends since college, their bond carrying an undercurrent of unspoken love. But when Laura takes a test designed to identify your “true soulmate,” her results pull her in another direction, leaving Simon behind. Years pass, their lives diverge and reconnect, yet the lingering question remains: did they miss their one shot at forever?

As the years unfold, both struggle with fate versus choice, love versus loyalty. And when the chance arises to rewrite their story, Simon and Laura must finally decide—risk it all for a love that’s always been there, or surrender to the paths life has already laid before them.

Co-written by Goldstein and Emmy-winning writer-director William Bridges (Black Mirror), who also directs, All of You balances humor, heartbreak, and big what-ifs with a sharp modern edge.

All of You premieres September 26 exclusively on Apple TV+.

🎥 “Urchin” UK Trailer: Harris Dickinson Makes His Directorial Debut with Frank Dillane’s Star-Making Turn in a Gritty London Homeless Drama — In UK Cinemas This October

British actor Harris Dickinson has emerged as one of the best actors of his generation with memorable performances in films such as Babygirl, The Iron Claw, and Triangle of Sadness. Now he steps behind the camera for the first time, making his feature debut as writer-director of Urchin, a slice-of-life drama about a young man’s desperate fight to reclaim a life worth living.

One might assume Dickinson wrote this meaty role for himself—but not so. Instead, he passes the spotlight to rising actor Frank Dillane (Fear the Walking Dead, The Essex Serpent, Renegade Nell) in what early reviews suggest could be a breakout, star-making performance.

In this raw and unflinching portrait of life on the margins, Dillane plays Mike, a “rough sleeper” (UK slang for homeless) scraping by on London’s unforgiving streets. Trapped in a cycle of self-destruction, he survives at the very edge of society—ignored by most, brutalized by some, and forever caught between despair and resilience. When a tense encounter lands him in prison, Mike is forced to confront the wreckage of his life.

Upon release, he struggles to rebuild from the ground up: rehab, steady work, reconnection with those he once pushed away. Yet each step forward is weighed down by relapse, stigma, and a city that rarely offers second chances.

With a riveting performance from Dillane and a clear-eyed, empathetic vision from Dickinson, Urchin may prove to be the arthouse gem waiting to be discovered. The film arrives in UK cinemas this October, with a U.S. release date still to be announced.

🎥 “Father Mother Sister Brother” Teaser Trailer: Filmmaker Jim Jarmusch Brings Together Tom Waits, Adam Driver, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps, Charlotte Rampling and More in New Wry Family Drama — In U.S. Theaters December 24th via MUBI

Jim Jarmusch has always thrived on the offbeat. Whether turning zombies into deadpan slackers (The Dead Don’t Die), vampires into rock ’n’ roll junkies (Only Lovers Left Alive), or a lone hitman into a modern-day samurai (Ghost Dog), the New York indie legend has a knack for finding poetry in the peculiar.

With his latest film, Father Mother Sister Brother, Jarmusch returns to a mode that often shows him at his most affecting—quietly observing the daily lives of ordinary people, with all their quirks, humor, and hidden heartbreaks.

The film brings together a remarkable ensemble cast: Tom Waits, Adam Driver, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps, Sarah Greene, Indya Moore, Luka Sabbat, and Françoise Lebrun. Together, they form a fractured family, forced back into each other’s orbit after years of estrangement. Old resentments simmer, buried wounds resurface, and the elusive possibility of forgiveness lingers in the air as they reckon with the ghosts of their shared family past.

Blending Jarmusch’s signature minimalism with wry humor and an undercurrent of melancholy, Father Mother Sister Brother promises to be a soulful ensemble piece about the push and pull of family ties—equal parts tender, awkward, and bittersweet.

The film is set to open in U.S. theaters December 24th, via MUBI. A holiday release about family dysfunction? Now that sounds like the most Jarmusch Christmas yet.

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🎥 “Back to the Future: 40th Anniversary” IMAX Trailer: Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd Return to the Big Screen in Robert Zemeckis’s Time-Travel Classic — In Theaters October 31st

Whoa, this is heavy! Back to the Future is headed back to the big screen for its 40th anniversary—and this time it’s in IMAX. The time-travel classic starring Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, Tom Wilson, and Claudia Wells returns October 31st, so fire up the DeLorean and set your clocks. Great Scott, you don’t want to miss this ride.

🎥 “Return to Silent Hill” Teaser: Jeremy Irvine Searches for His Lost Love in Christophe Gans’ Haunting New Adaptation with Hannah Emily Anderson — In Theaters January 23, 2026

French filmmaker Christophe Gans returns to the fog-soaked franchise with this chilling new chapter starring Jeremy Irvine, Hannah Emily Anderson, and Evie Templeton. Irvine plays James, a man shattered by the loss of his soulmate who receives a mysterious letter that lures him back to the cursed town. Once there, he’s confronted by twisted figures, shifting realities, and the gnawing fear that he’s losing his grip on sanity. Return to Silent Hill creeps into theaters January 23, 2026.

🎥 “The Carpenter’s Son” Sneak Peek: Nicolas Cage, FKA Twigs, and Noah Jupe in Lotfy Nathan’s Chilling Biblical Horror Reimagining the Childhood of Jesus — In Theaters Fall 2025

The Carpenter’s Son reimagines the childhood of Jesus through a chilling, biblical horror lens. Written and directed by Lotfy Nathan (12 O’Clock Boys), the film stars Nicolas Cage as the Carpenter, FKA Twigs as the Mother, and Noah Jupe as the Boy. Hiding out in Roman Egypt, the family’s fragile peace unravels when the Boy is led astray by a mysterious child, awakening dangerous powers and a destiny he can’t yet grasp. As natural and divine horrors close in, faith and family are pushed to the breaking point. The Carpenter’s Son arrives in theaters Fall 2025.

🎥 “Ruth & Boaz” Trailer: Serayah McNeill, Phylicia Rashad, and Tyler Lepley Bring a Modern Southern Spin to the Biblical Love Story — Premiering September 26th on Netflix

This brings a modern twist to the beloved biblical tale, swapping ancient fields for the southern heartland. Serayah McNeill stars as Ruth Moably, an Atlanta hip-hop artist who leaves behind fame and fortune to care for her surrogate mother Naomi (Phylicia Rashad) in rural Tennessee—only to find love with Boaz (Tyler Lepley). But while new purpose blossoms, Ruth soon learns the past doesn’t fade so easily. From producers DeVon Franklin and Tyler Perry, Ruth & Boaz premieres September 26th only on Netflix.

🎥 “All the Devils Are Here” Trailer: Eddie Marsan, Sam Claflin, and Suki Waterhouse in New Heist Thriller — On VOD/Digital September 26th

Four criminals hide out after a heist, holed up in a remote safehouse while waiting for their next move. But as tensions rise and paranoia takes hold, it becomes clear the deadliest threat isn’t outside—it’s sitting in the room with them. Starring Eddie Marsan, Sam Claflin, Burn Gorman, Suki Waterhouse, and Rory Kinnear, this claustrophobic crime thriller promises betrayal, blood, and no way out. All the Devils Are Here arrives on VOD/Digital September 26th.

🎥 “Nuremberg” New Teaser: Michael Shannon, Rami Malek, and Russell Crowe Headline James Vanderbilt’s Epic WWII Tribunal Drama — In Theaters November 7th

The reckoning begins in Nuremberg, a gripping courtroom drama about the trials that defined justice after WWII. Michael Shannon stars as chief prosecutor Robert H. Jackson, leading the charge to hold Nazi leaders accountable, while Rami Malek’s Army psychiatrist engages in a chilling battle of wits with Russell Crowe’s Hermann Göring. Written and directed by James Vanderbilt and based on Jack El-Hai’s book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist, the film also features Leo Woodall. Nuremberg opens in theaters November 7th.

🎥 “V/H/S/HALLOWEEN” Trailer: Cult Found-Footage Anthology Returns with Twisted Seasonal Terror from Paco Plaza, Alex Ross Perry, and More — Streaming October 3rd on Shudder

V/H/S/HALLOWEEN brings the cult found-footage anthology back with a blood-soaked seasonal twist. This time, a stack of cursed Halloween tapes unspools nightmarish tales where trick-or-treat turns into fight-or-die. With segments directed by Bryan M. Ferguson, Casper Kelly, Micheline Pitt-Norman, R.H. Norman, Alex Ross Perry, Paco Plaza, and Anna Zlokovic, the horror hits harder than razor blades in candy. V/H/S/HALLOWEEN premieres October 3rd exclusively on Shudder.

🎥 “Night of the Reaper” Trailer: Jessica Clement Faces Babysitting Terror in Brandon Christensen’s Slasher with Ryan Robbins — Streaming September 19th on Shudder

A new babysitter. A new night of terror. College student Deena (Jessica Clement) heads home for the weekend only to land a babysitting job that turns sinister fast. Meanwhile, the local sheriff (Ryan Robbins) receives chilling clues hinting that a recent murder was just the beginning—and the killer is planning an encore. Directed by Brandon Christensen and also starring Matty Finochio, Night of the Reaper slashes onto Shudder September 19th.

🎥 “Bone Lake” Trailer: Romantic Getaway Turns Deadly in Darkly Funny Thriller of Seduction, Secrets, and Carnage — In Theaters October 3rd

A romantic getaway turns into a bloody nightmare when a couple’s lakeside retreat is crashed by a mysterious pair. Seduction and suspicion quickly spiral out of control. What begins as a darkly funny, alluring encounter descends into sex, lies, and carnage as deadly secrets surface. Bone Lake hits theaters October 3rd.

🎥 “The Secret Agent” Teaser Trailer: Wagner Moura Stars in Kleber Mendonca Filho’s Gripping Dictatorship-Era Thriller Set During Brazil’s Carnival — In Select Theaters November 26th

The Secret Agent throws us into 1977 Recife, where Carnival masks a country in turmoil. Wagner Moura stars as Marcelo, a widower and researcher suddenly marked for death under Brazil’s dictatorship, forced into a desperate fight to protect his son. Teaming with a mysterious woman named Elza and the underground resistance, Marcelo navigates mercenaries, memories, and the madness of a nation on edge. From renowned Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonca Filho (Neighboring Sounds), the film opens in select theaters November 26th.

🎥 “Affinity” Trailer: Marko Zaror Battles PTSD, Conspiracy, and a Violent Past in Brandon Slagle’s Action Thriller — On VOD/Digital September 30th

This packs a punch as Chilean martial-arts star Marko Zaror takes on the role of Bruno, an ex-SEAL haunted by PTSD who finds solace with a mysterious woman. But when she vanishes, his fight for peace turns into a fight for survival, pulling him back into a violent past and a web of conspiracy. Directed by Brandon Slagle and co-starring Louis Mandylor, Brooke Ence, and Jane Mirro, this sci-fi action thriller doesn’t hold back. Affinity hits VOD/Digital September 30th.