"WTF?" I hear you saying "Isn't Fantastic Mr. Fox a fucking kiddie movie?" Why yes it is... but it's got three fantastic things going for it: a) It's based on a book of the same name by Roald Dahl, who also wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach, and Dahl's children's books are often darker and funnier than most and b) it's got a fantastic A-list voice cast including George Clooney, Bill Murray and Owen Wilson and c) it's got a unique and fantastic organic hand-stiched puppet visual style that I just fucking love.

HAPPY FRIDAY THE 13TH... here's the theatrical trailer from the original slasher classic. Lock your doors and don't go swimming at the lake unless you want to get chopped up into itty bitty little pieces.

Well that didn't take long... shortly after the release of the movie poster art for the upcoming indie comic book flick Kick Ass, we now have a trailer. It doesn't look nearly as violent as the comic book, but of course it's a green band trailer, so I wouldn't really expect any. However, I do hope that the movie lives up to the hype and the amazing pre-release reviews. I don't want to have to kick anybody's ass. Kick Ass hits theaters April 16th of next year.

Here's the brand spanking new HD trailer for the upcoming Prince of Persia: Sands of TIme. It definitely looks very high budget Disney / Bruckheimer spectacular, something that I'm sure will rock plenty of theater seats and launch a thousand toy lines, but I'm still not sure how I feel about Jake Gyllenhaal in the lead role.

Hyper-stylized movies are the new hotness, ever since movies like Sin City and 300 showed how it could be done. But now The Cup of Tears from director Gary Shore puts all of that to shame. This has to be one of the most gorgeous fucking movies I've seen in recent years, and it's got samurai in space. Fucking samurai science fiction.

Here's the first full trailer for Universal's remake of its classic monster flick, The Wolfman. In the trailer you'll notice: a) Anthony Hopkins, looking awesomely creepy as usual b) a whole lot of fog, mist, bloom lighting and moodiness, c) Hugo Weaving sporting a bowler and some dapper facial hair and d) a rather tortured-looking Benicio del Toro turning into a werewolf. God damn that looks painful. No wonder werewolves are always pissed off.

By the time Edge of Darkness comes out in January of next year, it will have been about 8 years since Mel Gibson has appeared in front of the camera as an actor, so naturally, Edge is being hailed as "Mel Gibson's return to acting", which it sort of is, especially if you notice that it's just like almost every other Mel Gibson vehicle ever made.

Finally we get a real Toy Story 3 trailer, unlike the teaser that's been out for months that just shows the toys assembling a Toy Story 3 logo. In the third Toy Story, Andy's all grown up-ish and goes off to college and decides to donate his old toys to a day care center and Woody wants to break out etc etc.

So Odd submitted this new trailer for the Nightmare on Elm Street remake, and I was completely fucking psyched all the way through-- well, almost all the way through. I was good and psyched up about Jackie Earl Haley as Freddie Krueger until the very end when you get a glimpse of his face... and then I went from OMG to WTF. I mean, I know it's a different actor and all, but really?