Trailer Blitz! Victorian Psycho, Miss You Love You, The Fox, Jimmy and More
🎥 Here’s a list of films coming to screens soon!
🎥 “Victorian Psycho” Teaser Trailer: Maika Monroe Unleashes Buttoned-Up Bloodlust in This Gothic Horror Satire — Coming to Theaters September 25th
Is evil something that can’t be contained once it takes hold? Could it be so irresistible, so intoxicating, that it turns an ordinary person into a willing participant in something monstrous? A kind of bloodlust, perhaps.
That’s the dilemma facing Maika Monroe, who stars as a Victorian-era woman seduced by violence in her latest trip into horror. Only this time, she gets to sink her teeth into the dark Gothic satire of female hysteria.
In the upcoming gothic thriller Victorian Psycho, Monroe stars as Winifred Notty, an eccentric young governess who arrives at Ensor House in 1858 and immediately turns the place into the kind of drafty nightmare where every candlelit hallway seems to be hiding a bad decision.
At first, Winifred appears to be settling into her new post. But then the staff begin to disappear, one by one, and the owners of the manor start wondering whether their mysterious new governess is merely odd... or something far more dangerous.
Monroe, already well-versed in horror tension thanks to her breakout turns in chillers such as It Follows and Longlegs, seems perfectly suited for this kind of buttoned-up madness, fully leaning into the polite smiles, repressed rage, and blood-soaked absurdity of a woman slowly coming undone.
She is joined by Last Night in Soho’s Thomasin McKenzie and The White Lotus’s Jason Isaacs, while Ruth Wilson, Amy De Bhrún, Jacobi Jupe, and Evie Templeton round out the cast.
The film is directed by Zachary Wigon, who previously helmed the darkly comic psychological thriller Sanctuary, starring Margaret Qualley and Christopher Abbott. The screenplay comes from author Virginia Feito, adapting her own novel of the same name after making a sharp literary debut with Mrs. March.
So yes, we’re dealing with corsets, candlelight, class tension, missing servants, and a governess who may be one polite curtsy away from total chaos. In other words, Victorian Psycho isn’t just a killer title, it’s practically a mission statement.
The film makes its world premiere at Cannes this month, followed by an official theatrical release on September 25th.
🎥 “Miss You, Love You” Trailer: Allison Janney & Andrew Rannells Find an Unexpected Bond in HBO’s Grief-Tinged Odd-Couple Dramedy From Jim Rash — Premieres May 29th on HBO
Anyone who has had the horrible misfortune of experiencing a death in the family knows that kind of loss can bring out both the worst and the best in people. And sometimes, it comes from people you barely know. But when this type of tragedy strikes, anyone willing to step in, offer comfort, and help carry the weight can start to feel like family, even if they arrived as a stranger.
This is where this new HBO Original film Miss You, Love You comes in, as Oscar-winner Allison Janney and Andrew Rannells play a couple of strangers brought uncomfortably together by grief, only to let a little kindness crack open something unexpected.
Janney stars as Diane Patterson, a blunt, grieving widow suddenly faced with the impossible task of planning her husband’s funeral. The only problem? She’s not doing it with her estranged son. Instead, she’s stuck handling the arrangements with Jamie Simms, her son’s assistant, played by Rannells.
That’s already an awkward setup. But as Diane and Jamie stumble through funeral plans, family tensions, and all the messy business that comes with saying goodbye, their strange little partnership begins to lead to something emotionally deeper. As buried secrets surface and long-held resentments come bubbling up, somewhere between the darkly funny circumstances and the emotional wreckage, the two begin forming an unlikely bond as Jamie develops into the surrogate son Diane so desperately needs at that moment.
Janney, who can do sharp, wounded, and hilarious all in the same breath, seems perfectly matched with Rannells, whose gift for anxious charm should make this odd-couple pairing enticing to watch.
The cast also includes the always hilarious Bonnie Hunt, Dead to Me’s Suzy Nakamura, and The Office’s Oscar Nuñez.
Written and directed by comic actor and writer Jim Rash, Miss You, Love You marks his feature directorial debut. Rash, who won an Oscar for co-writing Alexander Payne’s The Descendants, knows a thing or two about blending heartbreak with dry humor. So expect a few tears from both laughter and genuine emotional gut punches.
Miss You, Love You is slated to air Friday, May 29th on HBO and stream on HBO Max.
🎥 “The Fox” Teaser: Jai Courtney Makes a Very Bad Deal With Olivia Colman’s Talking Fox in Dario Russo’s Twisted Fantasy Satire — In Australian Cinemas October
Imagine this: a talking fox movie where Olivia Colman lends her voice and razor-sharp wit to the furry little troublemaker. But before you assume this is some kind of cuddly family comedy, think again. This is a pitch-black Australian fantasy satire, and it’s definitely not something you throw on for the kids. A talking fox may sound adorable, sure, but this one comes with teeth, tricks, and a very wicked agenda.
Written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Dario Russo, best known for co-creating the ’50s spy spoof web series Danger 5 and creating the viral parody short Italian Spiderman, The Fox stars Jai Courtney as Nick, the affable heir to a wealthy rural landowner who discovers that his fiancée, Kori, played by Emily Browning, is cheating on him. Heartbroken and desperate to fix the relationship, Nick stumbles into the sort of fairy-tale bargain that should come with a very large warning label.
One night, he captures a rogue fox, voiced by Olivia Colman, who offers him a deal: spare her life, and she’ll help him save his relationship. The solution? Push Kori into a magic hole that can transform her into the perfect partner.
Naturally, Nick does what any emotionally stable person would absolutely not do. And at first, the new version of Kori seems like everything he wanted. But perfection rarely stays perfect for long, and her strange new quirks soon have Nick wondering whether he solved his problem or created a much weirder one.
The cast also includes Justified’s Damon Herriman, The Boys’ Claudia Doumit, Superman’s Zlatko Burić, and The Lord of the Rings’ Miranda Otto, with veteran actor Sam Neill as the voice of a vulgar magpie.
The Fox seems destined to be one of those weird, out-there breakouts that gets people talking, for better or worse. But for anyone who likes their fantasy comedies twisted, strange, and a little feral, this is definitely one to keep an eye on.
Following its screening at this year’s Sydney Film Festival after premiering at SXSW in March, The Fox is scheduled to open in Australian cinemas in October. As of now, the film doesn’t have an official U.S. release date.
🎥 “Jimmy” Trailer: Riverdale’s KJ Apa Portrays Hollywood Icon Jimmy Stewart as War, Fame, and Trauma Reshape an American Legend — Hitting Theaters November 6th
Few actors have ever carried the image of American decency quite like Jimmy Stewart. But behind that gentle voice, lanky frame, and aw-shucks charm was a man who didn’t just play heroes on screen... he became one when the world demanded it.
In the upcoming biographical drama Jimmy, Riverdale star KJ Apa takes on the daunting task of portraying one of Hollywood’s most beloved leading men during the most defining chapter of his life. Fresh off his Academy Award win for The Philadelphia Story, Stewart walked away from movie stardom and enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps as World War II began reshaping the globe.
And this wasn’t some symbolic celebrity enlistment. Stewart flew twenty combat missions over Europe, rose to the rank of colonel, and returned home a very different man. The film follows that emotional whiplash between fame, duty, trauma, and the difficult question of whether he still had a place in Hollywood after everything he had seen.
That answer would come through one role: George Bailey in It’s a Wonderful Life. What became one of Stewart’s most iconic performances was also, in this telling, the role that helped bring him back to himself.
Directed by Aaron Burns and written by Justin Strawhand, Jimmy also features Kara Killmer, Neal McDonough, Max Casella, Jason Alexander, Christopher McDonald, Sarah Drew, Rob Riggle, and more.
Rather than running through the usual cradle-to-grave biopic checklist, this one appears to focus on the stretch where war reshaped the man and art helped piece him back together.
Jimmy opens exclusively in theaters November 6th.
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🎥 “Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass” New Teaser Trailer: Zoey Deutch Goes Looking for Her Celebrity Pass, Jon Hamm, with Help from John Slattery in David Wain’s Wild Marriage-Revenge Comedy — Coming to Theaters July 10th
Revenge gets awkwardly star-studded in this oddball comedy from director David Wain and co-writer Ken Marino. Zoey Deutch stars as Gail, a small-town hairdresser whose engagement hits a very public pothole after her fiancé sleeps with his celebrity crush. So naturally, she heads to Los Angeles to even the score by finding her own celebrity pass: Jon Hamm. With John Slattery playing a heightened version of himself, alongside Ken Marino, Miles Gutierrez-Riley, Ben Wang, Joe Lo Truglio, and Sabrina Impacciatore along for the ride, this Tinseltown romp turns heartbreak into one very strange Hamm hunt.
🎥 “Voicemails for Isabelle” Trailer: Zoey Deutch Accidentally Grieves Her Way Into a New Connection in Leah McKendrick’s Netflix Rom-Com with Nick Robinson — Premiering June 19th on Netflix
Sometimes the wrong number gets exactly the right message. The always-busy Zoey Deutch gets to flex her rom-com chops once more, starring as Jill, a grieving woman in San Francisco who keeps leaving chaotic, confessional voicemails for her late sister, only for the number to be reassigned to Wes (Nick Robinson), an elusive Austin real estate agent who suddenly becomes an accidental listener to her messy life updates. After listening to a few private phone messages from Jill, Wes is both concerned and completely drawn in, leading to a possible connection neither of them saw coming. Written and directed by Leah McKendrick, with Harry Shum Jr., Lukas Gage, and Nick Offerman rounding out the cast, this romantic comedy turns grief, oversharing, and one very unexpected phone connection into a long-distance meet-cute.
🎥 “Humpty Dumpty X” Trailer: Filmmaker Tony Kaye Revisits the Chaotic ‘American History X’ Battle That Became Hollywood Folklore in His Long-Buried Hollywood Documentary — Premiering June 6th at Tribeca
Twenty-eight years after his infamous studio battle over American History X, filmmaker Tony Kaye digs into the personal footage he captured during one of the industry’s most notorious director-versus-studio showdowns, where he lost final cut and proceeded to fight to remove his name from the project, despite the film eventually becoming a modern classic. Built from executive phone calls, candid conversations, notebooks, paintings, photographs, and Kaye’s own restless creative spiral, this documentary revisits the messy saga behind the “Humpty Dumpty” credit dispute, for which he wanted to legally change his name to Humpty Dumpty just to keep his real name off the film. And yes, the story still sounds completely unreal; one that even had legendary actor Marlon Brando laughing, but still backing Kaye up.
🎥 “Resident Evil” Featurette: Filmmaker Zach Cregger Explains How He Went on to Reinvent the Survival-Horror Franchise — Hitting Theaters September 18th
Survival horror gets a nasty new reset from Barbarian and Weapons filmmaker Zach Cregger. Watch this behind-the-scenes look as Cregger explains how he’s bringing the franchise back to its video game roots, with Austin Abrams starring as Bryan, a medical courier whose ordinary night turns into a full-throttle nightmare when chaos erupts around him. This new franchise entry looks less like a greatest-hits remake and more like a fresh run through the dark, getting back to the basics of survival, suspense, and monsters lurking just out of sight.
🎥 “Strung” Trailer: A Violin Tutor Gets Pulled Into an Opulent Nightmare in Malcolm D. Lee’s Psychological Horror Thriller Starring Chloe Bailey — Premiering June 26th on Peacock
A dream gig hits a very wrong note in this Blumhouse-produced psychological horror thriller from director Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man, Girls Trip). Chloe Bailey stars as a talented violinist who accepts a prestigious job tutoring the daughter of an influential family, only to find herself pulled into a polished world full of dangerous secrets. As the family’s luxury starts looking more like a trap, she begins questioning her safety, her ambition, and even her own sanity. Some houses don’t need ghosts to feel haunted. They just need someone new to let in.
🎥 “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby: 20th Anniversary” Trailer: Will Ferrell’s NASCAR Comedy Returns for One More Victory Lap — Back in Theaters June 28th, June 30th, and July 1st
Shake and bake, the big-screen victory lap is back. Will Ferrell returns as Ricky Bobby, the NASCAR superstar whose “win at all costs” lifestyle hits the wall when Sacha Baron Cohen’s flamboyant Formula One driver Jean Girard challenges his racing throne. With John C. Reilly, Gary Cole, and Michael Clarke Duncan rounding out Adam McKay’s beloved racing comedy, this 20th anniversary re-release brings the absurdity back where it belongs.
🎥 “Pressure” New Trailer: Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott Face the Impossible 72 Hours Before D-Day — In Theaters May 29th
History tightens like a vise in this WWII drama about the final 72 hours before D-Day. Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott star as General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg, two men forced to weigh weather, timing, and the fate of the free world before launching the largest seaborne invasion in history. The stakes don’t get much heavier than deciding whether to risk everything or lose the war by waiting. No pressure, right?
🎥 “Lucky Strike” Trailer: Scott Eastwood Gets Trapped Behind Enemy Lines in Rod Lurie’s WWII Survival Thriller — In Theaters June 26th
One soldier, one radio, and one very bad place to be. Scott Eastwood stars in this WWII survival thriller about a soldier stranded behind enemy lines during the Battle of the Bulge, armed only with his wits and a cutting-edge Motorola SCR-300 radio. Director Rod Lurie reunites with Eastwood after The Outpost, trading fortress warfare for a tense cat-and-mouse fight through enemy territory.
🎥 “Land of Wolves” Trailer: Captured Navy SEALs Fight Their Way Through an Underground Deathmatch in Tommy Jackson’s Action Thriller — On VOD/Digital June 19th
A covert rescue mission turns into a billionaire bloodsport in this brutal action thriller from director Tommy Jackson. After four elite Navy SEALs are captured and thrown into an underground deathmatch, survival means fighting without weapons, backup, or mercy. James William Clark, Matthew Gray, Felix Alexander, and Russell Shealy lead the cast as soldiers forced to turn their training into a jailbreak.
🎥 “Bad Counselors” Trailer: Two Frat Bros Fake Their Faith at Summer Camp in This Rowdy Christian-Camp Comedy Starring Matt Cornett, Ramon Reed, Brec Bassinger, Missi Pyle & Chris Klein — In Theaters July 22–27 via Fathom Ent.
Community service gets a holy loophole in this rowdy summer-camp comedy. After one wild night puts two fraternity brothers (Matt Cornett, Ramon Reed) on the brink of expulsion, they decide the fastest way to complete 120 mandatory hours is by posing as counselors at a Christian youth camp. The only problem? They don’t like kids, hate camping, and wouldn’t know a hymn from a hot dog. With Brec Bassinger, Mckaley Miller, Nathan Gamble, Missi Pyle, and Chris Klein rounding out the cast, redemption may be possible, but subtlety is clearly not part of the program.
🎥 “Stop! That! Train!” Trailer: Drag Queens Ginger Minj, Jujubee, Symone, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Marcia Marcia Marcia, and RuPaul Ride Into High-Speed Camp in This Disaster-Movie Spoof — In Theaters June 12th
All aboard the disaster express, now with extra glitter. Drag Queens Ginger Minj and Jujubee star as two coach train stewardesses who get bumped into a high-speed nightmare when a catastrophic “Stormaganza” threatens to send the Glamazonian Express crashing toward Los Angeles in this campy, queer-friendly disaster spoof from Hairspray and Rock of Ages director Adam Shankman. Also starring Symone, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Marcia Marcia Marcia, Rachel Bloom, Sarah Michelle Gellar, among others, with RuPaul joining the madness as the President of the United States (naturally), this goofball comedy looks like part disaster flick, part drag spectacular, and part runway show on rails. Someone better secure the wigs before impact.
🎥 “Earth, Wind & Fire” Trailer: Questlove Tells the Story Behind the Legendary Band’s Sound, Spirit, and Legacy — Premieres June 7th on HBO Max
The music is instantly recognizable, but the story goes much deeper. Roots drummer and Oscar-winning filmmaker Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson directs this HBO documentary about the Grammy-winning band whose fusion of funk, soul, jazz, pop, and spiritual energy helped shape generations of music. The film tracks their evolution, triumphs, setbacks, and cultural legacy with the kind of rhythm only Questlove would know how to follow. Expect the groove, but also the history behind it.
🎥 “Bring Me The Beauties” Trailer: New HBO Documentary Revisits ‘80s Male Supermodel Hoyt Richards and His Involvement in the Beauty-Obsessed Eternal Values Cult Movement — Premieres June 1st on HBO Max
Beauty, celebrity, and manipulation make for a disturbing combination in this HBO documentary. The film follows male supermodel Hoyt Richards’ experience inside Eternal Values, a cult led by the charismatic Frederick von Mierers and built around image, devotion, and control. With figures like Jackie Adams and Cindy Crawford tied to the larger story, this looks like a glossy world hiding something much darker underneath.
🎥 “Ip Man: Kung Fu Legend” Trailer: Dennis To Returns as the Wing Chun Icon in Li Liming’s Martial-Arts Sequel — Available On VOD/Digital July 14th
Tradition comes under attack in this action-packed follow-up from director Li Liming. Dennis To returns as Ip Man, who leaves his police career behind to open a martial arts club, only to find the local martial community threatened by a western boxing gym buying up its property. With fists flying and cultural pride on the line, this sequel turns real estate pressure into a full-on martial-arts showdown. Some eviction notices are better answered with Wing Chun.
🎥 “Husbands in Action” Trailer: Jin Seon-kyu and Gong Myung Become the Worst Rescue Duo Possible in Netflix’s Korean Action Comedy — Streaming June 19th on Netflix
Nothing says “awkward alliance” like teaming up with your ex-wife’s new husband. Jin Seon-kyu and Gong Myung star in this Korean action comedy about a bitter detective forced to work with his romantic replacement after his ex-wife is kidnapped. With Kang Han-na also starring, the rescue mission becomes a wild chase fueled by bruised egos, bad timing, and reluctant teamwork.
🎥 “Forever Your Maternal Animal” Trailer: Writer-Director Valentina Maurel Explores Family Fractures, Repression, and Return in Her Costa Rica-Set Drama — Winner of the Female Ensemble Prize at Cannes 2026
Family reunions rarely come with easy answers in this quietly unsettling drama from Costa Rican filmmaker Valentina Maurel. After years studying in Europe, Elsa (Daniela Marín Navarro) returns to Costa Rica and finds her younger sister (Mariangel Villegas) slipping into isolation while their mother (Marina de Tavira) remains absorbed in her own messy lives. What begins as a homecoming slowly turns into an emotional confrontation between three women bound by love, distance, and everything they refuse to say out loud.
🎥 “The Summoning (aka The Summoning of Baby Blue)” Trailer: A Babysitting Gig Awakens a Vengeful Urban Legend in This Creepypasta Horror Anthology — On VOD/Digital June 5th
Babysitting was already stressful before the supernatural death curse showed up. This anthology horror film follows three teenagers whose ordinary gig turns terrifying after they accidentally summon Baby Blue, a dark urban legend with one very angry spirit attached. Directed by multiple filmmakers, including Sergio Gonzalez, Brandon Piskorik, Felipe Vargas, Corey Benson Powers, and Brian Sepanzyk, this chiller turns a simple night of kid-watching into a fight to uncover the past and survive the wrath of the dead.
🎥 “Hot Girl Summer” Trailer: Three Teen Best Friends Chase Firsts, Fumbles, and Feminist Chaos in This German Coming-of-Age Sex Comedy — Available On VOD/Digital July 10th
Growing up gets messy, awkward, and very personal in this German coming-of-age sex comedy from director Martina Plura. Three teenage best friends (Kya-Celina Barucki, Julia Novohradsky, Nhung Hong, Zoë Pastelle Holthuizen) make a pact to experience their first orgasms before summer ends, only to discover that desire, confidence, and high school humiliation do not follow a clean checklist. Based on the 2001 cult film Mädchen, Mädchen, this contemporary retelling turns sexual awakening into a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly honest ride.
🎥 “Bouchra” Trailer: A Queer Moroccan Artist Wrestles with Family, Identity, and Filmmaking in Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani’s Hybrid Animated-Live-Action Drama — In Theaters June 26th
Writer’s block becomes something far more personal in this hybrid animated-live-action experimental drama from New York-based filmmaker Orian Barki and Moroccan artist Meriem Bennani. The story follows Bouchra, a queer Moroccan jackal living in New York City, whose overdue phone calls with her mother in Casablanca begin shaping the first film she’s struggling to make. Between artistic pressure, romantic entanglements, and the emotional distance between two homes, this intimate reckoning becomes its own creative breakthrough.
🎥 “Maternal Instinct” Trailer: Netflix’s True-Crime Documentary Unravels a Perfect Social Media Pregnancy and a Terrifying East Texas Case — Debuting June 12th on Netflix
A perfect online life cracks wide open in this unsettling Netflix true-crime documentary. The story follows a young woman from a wealthy East Texas town whose carefully curated relationship and pregnancy collapse after a routine traffic stop reveals she has just given birth in her car. From there, her story quickly falls apart, exposing the frightening truth behind an unthinkable crime where social media fantasy crashes hard into real-world horror.
🎥 “Devotion: Obedience or Betrayal” Trailer: Go Inside the Closed Gloriavale Religious Community in This New True-Crime Documentary — Streaming June 2nd on Paramount+
Faith and control blur into something far more troubling in this Paramount+ original true-crime documentary. With rare access inside the closed Gloriavale religious community, the doc examines allegations of abuse, institutional cover-ups, and the cost of obedience within a deeply isolated world. The result looks like a sobering look at belief systems that demand loyalty while shutting out accountability.
