Jennifer’s Body Trailer Released

The first trailer for new Diablo Cod-penned horror film Jennifer’s Body has been released by the filmmakers.

Dubbed a “red band” trailer, director Karyn Kusama, writer Diablo Cody and producer Jason Reitman released the short clip to a global audience, after leading actress Megan Fox (who plays the blood-thirsty title character, Jennifer) put a trailer in front of Sascha Baron Cohen’s alias Bruno this week.

The trio released a statement along with the trailer, explaining their decision to beat Fox to the punch. The statement reads:

“Fox is putting a trailer of Jennifer’s Body in front of Bruno this Friday. Great, right? Only problem is it’s not our trailer. It’s kind of a straight horror preview and while we’re sure it’ll appeal to many of you, we wanted to make sure you guys got to see our cut… Let’s call it the ‘filmmaker’s cut.’

“We think it captures the comedy and scares of the horror films we grew up on – a kind of nostalgia for when horror films were fun. Can’t wait to show you the whole film… In the meantime, here’s the red band trailer we wanted our fans to see.

- Karyn, Diablo and Jason.”

To view the red band trailer of the much-anticipated film (in which Megan Fox gets nekkid), click here.

New Half-Blood Prince Trailer Released

Warner Bros. has released yet another trailer for the upcoming Harry Potter film, Half-Blood Prince, the sixth installment of the blockbuster series.

The film’s premiere is still months away, but those wonderful people at WB are keeping the fans salivating by releasing a new trailer every few weeks, and today’s latest sneak peek doesn’t disappoint!

Available in HD format, the new trailer proves that the nine month delay has been well worth it, with special effects a stand-out, and awesome action sequences to boot. If the sixth film does its literary counterpart justice, it should be the best of the series so far.

To check out the latest trailer in high definition, click here.

Alternatively, you can view screen caps of the trailer here.

New Half-Blood Prince International Trailer

In a bid to keep fans interested in the 6th installment in the Harry Potter series, Warner Bros. has released yet another trailer, this one showing a little more than just Harry brooding silently and Voldemort’s demonic child portrayal.

Though I’m excited to see Ron finally get a good snogging (w00t! Ron!!), it by no way makes up for having to wait another eight months to actually see the film. If anything, it’s kind of offensive, really; like rubbing salt into a fresh wound.

Take that, WB!!

Official HBP Teaser Trailer

Now that it’s been “officially” released by Warner Bros., I can upload the YouTube video for easier viewing.

Enjoy!

Half-Blood Prince Trailer Online

Finally, something more exciting than the 23-second teaser that was released on IMAX a few weeks ago!

Warner Bros., the production company behind the Harry Potter franchise, has given fans a real taste of what to expect when the sixth installment, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, is released across the globe in November.

The trailer focuses on Dumbledore’s pensive memories of a young Tom Riddle, one of the more darker aspects of a film director David Yates said would be “lighter” than the other five already produced.

To view the trailer, click here.

For those of you who can’t view the trailer, a few screen caps are available after the jump, courtesy of Mugglenet.com.

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Vicky Cristina Barcelona Trailer

I have no idea what this movie’s about, nor do I really care…

But it does have Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson making out extensively, so I thought I’d post it on that merit alone. As a matter of fact, the whole gist of the movie seems to be different characters snogging and jack-hammering in various, colourful locations.

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Heath Ledger Shines in New Batman Trailer

Australia’s Heath Ledger features heavily in a killer new Batman clip released by Warner Bros. studio over the weekend, giving fans another taste of the horror that is to come in the star’s final completed film before his tragic death.

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