All the new Doctor Whos, from Paul McGann to Peter Capaldi, are featured in this fanmade trailer.
It’s as if all the new series are one big long season packed into one juicy trailer to make any Doctor Who fan explode with sheer joy.
Hear that? That’s the sound of bodies being broken, which will be music to your sick, sick ears if you’re a Mortal Kombat fan.
Warner Bros. finally put all the rumours to bed by releasing the trailer for Mortal Kombat X—and it looks epically brutal as Sub Zero and Scorpion open a can of whoop ass on each other.
There may be no such thing as a sea-dwelling T-Rex, but so what? That won’t stop the premise of this B movie about a Poseidon T-Rex, Spanish treasure and expendable twenty-somethings.
Oh yeah, and the T-Rex is trying to protect her eggs, so she gets all angry and rampaging when they’re disturbed. First Sharktopus then Sharknado, now this. Whatever next.
One of the best game trailers there ever was gets a live-action version, telling the touching tale of what happens to a family at a resort overrun by the undead.
All the pathos of the original is here, from the emotionally involving story to the haunting score, remade shot for heartbreaking shot.
Jon Bailey, voiceover actor for Honest Trailers, helps to make real life trailers using people on the street.
Following around unsuspecting members of the public, he makes epic films like “Striped shirts and? plaid pants… THE MOVIE!”
Johnny Knoxville has ditched the band’s perverse assortment of random pranks, opting rather to reprise his role as the senile Irving Zisman in a narrative piece that follows the elderly man cross-country as he gets into his usual antics.
And it looks suitably outrageous as he goes around offending funeral goers and shop assistants in equal measure. Real people in unreal situations, making for one really messed up comedy.
First there was Pitch Black, then, realizing they had a potential money spinner on their hands there came The Chronicles of Riddick.
And now, assured that they had a cow that could be milked for cash, comes the next installment: Riddick. However, it’s a cow i really wanna go see.
We all know indie films can be a bit stuck up their own a-holes, full of pretensions and heavy-handed symbolism.
So to show how ridiculous that can be, two guys shot a trailer for an non-existent film at the airport on their way home from SXSW.
