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Time to catch up on some recent trailers.

Following the successful return to the "28 Days/Weeks/Months Later" franchise, the next movie in the series, not directed by Danny Boyle by the way, will arrive in 2026 - 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple continues where the crazy story ends in the recent movie.

It's Sydney Sweeney vs Amanda Seyfried in The Housemaid, which seems a fairer fight than the ones against the super snake in Anaconda.

Apple TV's The Lost Bus (another trailer here) takes a true story to its thriller conclusion, while Apple is hoping for another hit from the same vein as Slow Horses in Down Cemetery Road. The documentary series Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars also looks interesting.

The next Star Wars movie is set in the Mandalorian timeline - The Mandalorian and Grogu may not have the most imaginative title, but it does look like quite a fun movie. 

Looking like the horror movie to watch in 2026, The Bride! gets an early teaser trailer. It may have some competition from Psycho Killer.

And in the category of "I didn't think it would get a sequel", Greenland 2 takes the story to the middle of the apocalypse.

For the little ones, we have the trailer for Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie (music only trailer) and the second trailer for Zootopia 2.

Notable mentions include the Christmas movie Song Sung Blue (music only trailer), The Last Frontier, the second Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer, Vicious, and Good Boy.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here. And a reminder that if you want the highest quality version of these trailers, all of them are available to download in 4K (and sometimes 8K) in our Trailers section.

Time to catch up on some recent trailers.

Jeremy Allen White's next big project is Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, for which we now have a trailer. It's another musician biopic by 20th Century Studios, following the success of "A Complete Unknown".

Xeno takes a scary alien (?) and turns it into maybe something not so scary, while even mentioning the alien in Project Hail Mary is kind of a spoiler, but the trailer already did that for us so it's cool. The latter is probably one of the movies I'm most looking forward to in 2026.

Well you know, it wouldn't be Hollywood without another remake, even if this new The Running Man is closer to the book than the classic 1987 movie.

And just today, we've received the new trailer for Mortal Kombat II. Following the relative success of the first movie back in 2021 (a COVID release meant that it was simultaneously released on HBO Max, so it's modest box office returns was still impressive given this fact), it was always a matter of time before the sequel arrived.

For the kids, we have the new trailer for The Cat in the Hat, Pets on a Train, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants and Pixar's next adventure, Hoppers.

Notable mentions include Roofman, Yorgos Lanthimos's next flick Bugonia (music only version here), After the Hunt, and I Wish You All The Best.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here. And a reminder that if you want the highest quality version of these trailers, all of them are available to download in 4K (and sometimes 8K) in our Trailers section.

Time to catch up on the most recent trailer update.

A sequel to Freaky Friday wasn't on my 2025 bingo card, but here we are. Freakier Friday releases this August and looks like a lot of fun.

Less surprise in terms of getting a sequel with Fight Nights At Freddy's 2 getting a teaser trailer (an our exclusive music-only version of that teaser).

The sequel theme continues with the soft-reboot of The Naked Gun.

I can't be the only one that confuses Paul Thomas Anderson and Wes Anderson, and the confusion is compounded by the fact that both have new movies out and new trailers coming one after another. One Battle After Another came just before The Phoenician Scheme (music-only trailer here). 

The big blockbusters of 2025 also got new trailers, with Tron: Ares being the headline new release, but also new trailers for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, Ballerina, and a sneak peek of the new Superman. A lot of these came out during CinemaCon.

There were also new trailers for Elio, A Working Man, Final Destination: Bloodlines, Drop (music-only trailer), Hurry Up Tomorrow, The Accountant 2, and Karate Kid: Legends.

Streaming trailers include Careme: Season 1, Andor: Season 2, Sea Lions of the Galapagos, Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld - Season 1, and Predator: Killer of Killers.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Yeah, it's been too long, but I can blame it on the (extended) holidays. We're not going to cover everything since our last update, but just focus on the more recent ones. So here we go again.

M3GAN was a surprising horror hit, so it was no surprise that a sequel was greenlit. The teaser for M3GAN 2.0 doesn't reveal anything at all really, but at least we know the movie is coming.

One of this year's most anticipated superhero movies has a first trailer. The Fantastic Four: First Steps teaser looks great (and we also have the IMAX version here, 8K trailer download here). Another of 2025's expected big hits, Jurassic World Rebirth, also gets its first full trailer (and as an exclusive with Digital Digest Trailer, you can also watch/listen to the music-only version of this trailer).

Another Smurfs movie is on the way, this time from another studio after they snatched up the rights to the franchise. 

A lot of the above trailers were part of the Super Bowl drop, and you can find the rest of the trailers and TV spots here.

One more movie arrives in the Final Destination franchise Final Destination Bloodlines - the teaser is short and lacking in details, so we await the full trailer to see what this movie is all about.

Video game adaptation doesn't start and end of Minecraft, of which we did get a final trailer just recently. There is also Until Dawn, which is admittedly lesser known. And here's another trailer that's video game adjacent, or rather, "a TV show about a company that makes video games" adjacent - Side Quest is a spin-off from Mythic Quest that seems to be an anthology series in the same universe.

We also recently got the first teaser trailer for the eagerly anticipated second season of Andor. The teaser is a bit all over the place and doesn't really fit into the tone of the first season, but that's probably just down to the style of the trailer, rather than of the series (hopefully).

Nicolas Cage comes to Australia in The Surfer, and if the trailer is any indication, then this is going to be a real cult favourite and a fine Cage film.

And finally, we have the first trailer for a 2026 film, even though 2025 has only just started (Happy belated New Year, by the way). Shrek 5's cast announcement teaser is ... a bit unnecessary to be honest, but hey, we never turn our nose at new trailer content.

Notable mentions include Another Simple Favor, Holland, The Accountant 2, O'Dessa, and Apple TV's Dope Thief.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Time for another (belated) update on what's been happening in the world of trailers.

Live broadcast was never the same after the events depicted in September 5, and if the trailer is anything to go by, it makes for very tense and interesting drama. Speaking of tense drama, the just uploaded trailer for Last Breath (and the music-only version of the trailer) looks very interesting.

D23 Brazil gave us quite a few new trailers, including the full trailers for Thunderbolts* and Captain America: Brave New World.

These are two of the biggest movies of 2025, and Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning is another - the title suggests it might also be the last Tom Cruise MI film.

Pamela Anderson looks to be in the role of a lifetime in The Last Showgirl, a new film directed by another member of the Coppola family, Gia Coppola, the granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola.

Disney aren't the only ones investing in live-action remakes of animated classics - Universal is ready to get in the game as well with the live-action remake of How To Train Your Dragon, the teaser trailer was impressive and as an exclusive on Digital Digest Trailers, you also get the music-only version of that trailer. Disney are still the kings of doing it though, and they have another one coming in 2025, the live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch.

And we round off this trailer update with new trailers a few interesting animated or semi-animated series and films. Off of the success of "Inside Out 2", Pixar is getting into the TV game with Dream Productions, the part of Riley's mind featured in the aforementioned box office mega hit.

Pixar's new film was supposed to have been released before "Inside Out 2", but it is finally coming and it's hard to say if Elio will be a success (certainly unlikely to be as big a success as "Inside Out 2").

Bad Guys 2 (music only trailer) will hope it can catch lightning in a bottle again after the success of the first film.

And finally, while not strictly animated, we do have a new trailer for Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

Other notable mentions include The Brutalist, Dear Santa, Marvel's What If...? - Season 3, and The Amateur.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Time again to catch up on what's been new in the world of trailers.

Robert Eggers has an unique take on a classic character in Nosferatu, the full trailer of which has been made available (and as an exclusive for Digital Digest Trailers, we also have the music-only version of this trailer). Wolf Man gets the same treatment with also a first full trailer and a music-only trailer.

I had thought that "Cry Macho" was Clint Eastwood's last film, but the legendary actor/director has one more for us apparently in Juror #2. It has a really tasty premise of the person who actually comitted the crime being in the jury for the person falsely accused of the same crime. Moral conundrum ensues.

Moving onto Apple TV+ trailers, we have the second season trailers for Silo, Bad Sisters, Curses!, and Severance (and the first season trailer for Before). The others are fine, but having to wait two and a half years after that Severance cliff-hanging is the kind of tortuous psychological experiment Lumon Industries likes to run.

Looking forward to 2025 releases, the Robbie Williams autobiography Better Man is made more interesting by the fact that Robbie Williams plays himself in the movie. But instead of using de-aging technology, they've opted to turn him into a chimp, which to be fair, solves a lot of problems. Companion looks just disturbing enough to get some attention. While the John Wick chronicles may have ended, Lionsgate does not plan to just let this lucrative franchise go, and Ballerina is the first of what probably will be many spin-offs from the John Wick universe. The career resurrection of Ke Huy Quan is just a delightful story for those of us who grew up in the '80s, and he takes on a Jackie Chan type role in Love Hurts.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

It's been just over a week since our last update and there's been quite a few updates since then.

Bong Joon-ho's latest movie, Mickey 17, is a sci-fi black comedy and even if it's half as good as Parasite, then it will be worth watching. The trailer is a hoot and check out Robert Pattinson as you've never seen him before.

Oscar winner Cillian Murphy is back in another Oscar contender, a long shot this time. Historical drama Small Things Like These has some fantastic cinematography and features some great silent acting by Murphy.

Apple's original movie Blitz makes a story from a personal slice of a larger historical event, and these are usually quite good.

We're firmly in the terrority where we get some debut trailers for big-ish 2025 movies, and Marvel's Thunderbolts* has all of us wondering whether this is going to be a good Marvel movie, or a bad one (and also what does the asterisk mean).

Ryan Coogler teams up with Michael B. Jordan once again, and no, it's not another Creed movie. It's Sinner, a Jim Crow-era supernatural horror film that looks fantastic, especially with its IMAX 70mm 2.76:1 aspect ratio.=

Other notable new trailers include Freedom, Brothers, and Den of Thieves 2: Pantera. 

There are also second trailers for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Gladiator II, Red One, and the first full trailer for A Real Pain.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Time again to look at our recent trailer updates.

The Sonic movie franchise got off to a really bad start with that infamous (now pulled) trailer with the ugly Sonic, but since the redesign, it has gone from strength and strength and the third movie looks like great fun too. Luckily, the trailer has been well received as well, which is always a good sign.

Not as well received was the teaser trailer for A Minecraft Movie. It was always going to be hard to adapt a game like Minecraft, but the "Borderlands" fiasco shows that even easier to adapt games are hard if you don't take the fandom seriously (except for all that toxic stuff, which should be ignored).

Speaking of pulled trailers and poor receptions, the Megalopolis trailer finally dropped following the fake quotes scandal - the movie has divided critics, and for all of its ambition, it may be just too ambitious for a movie that wants to make money.

Halloween is just around the corner, so it means some nice horror trailers for movies released before then, or trailers for future movies that will be running in front of these Halloween themed films. 

Apartment 7A is a prequel to "Rosemary's Baby", and while it isn't coming to theaters (only to Paramount+), it's still one that's appropriately timed for the Halloween audience. 

The full trailer for Smile 2, the sequel to the surprise 2022 hit, is another Halloween timed trailer, along with the second trailer for Never Let Go.

House of Spoils seems very interesting to me - combining the cooking elements of shows like "The Bear" and "Boiling Point" (both are intense and scary, for non horror reasons) with your typical Blumhouse twist. Bagman is your more traditional "monster in the closet" deal, and Lionsgate will hope this movie will have a lot more success than the recent fare.

And while the fascinating Nightbitch is to be released well after Halloween, I'm sure its trailer will be showing in front of the above movies, along with the teaser trailer for Wolf Man (unless the full trailer is released before then, which is a possibility).

Other notable trailer releases includes Nickel Boys, The Fire Inside, and The Superboys of Malegaon.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Sorry for the length between the last update and this one - we will try to be more punctual in the future!

As a result, there's a whole lot of trailers to go through.

We're starting to get some movie trailer for 2025 releases, including the teaser for the Brad Pitt F1 movie imaginately titled F1. Captain America: Brave New World is another one of 2025's big relases that now has a teaser trailer floating out there.

But before we get to 2025, there are still some pretty big 2024 releases, including the new trailer for Gladiator II, the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, the second full trailer for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and the first full trailer for Joker: Folie à Deux. 

Apple TV seems to be the place for the most interesting TV shows these days, and Bad Monkey, Disclaimer, and new seasons of Pachinko and Slow Horses.

D23 also happened during this stretch, and this usually means a glut of new trailer. We now have a teaser the live-action remake of Snow White, the new Star Wars show Skeleton Crew, and Pixar's first TV series Win or Lose, as well as more trailers for Moana 2, Agatha All Along, and Mufasa: The Lion King.

Notable mentions include Cuckoo, Conclave, and Lee. And we also added a bunch of new download here), our favourite movie at the moment.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.

Time again to look at what's been happening in the trailer scene this past little while.

A stylish remake of a horror classic seems to be happening with Nosferatu - if the film is as interesting looking as the trailer, we have a winner here.

Here's another take on an old classic theme, Santa. Red One sees Santa get kidnapped, and it's the job of the E.L.F. (Extremely Large and Formidable) to get him back in time for you know what. The dodgy acronym aside, this seems like harmless Christmas fun to me.

Speaking of high concepts, what if you were able to communicate with your (almost) 40-year-old self? What would you say to her, what would she say to you? My Old Ass will let us know.

Mel Gibson, the director, is back with the "bottle movie" Flight Risk, starring a follically-challenged Mark Wahlberg - looks intense.

One of the final film appearance by the late and great Ray Liotta, 1992 is a heist movie set in the background of the L.A. Riots, and stars Tyrese Gibson and Scott Eastwood.

Longlegs looks creepy AF, especially the teasers here and here. You've been warned!

And finally, Jackpot teams Awkwafina and John Cena with acclaimed comedic director Paul Feig. Set in a dystopic America that's the current reality is edging uncomfortably towards.

Check out all of our recently added trailers here.