Trailers of the Week: Us, New Black Mirror

This week, its all about Us. Thats right, we finally got a look at Jordan Peeles upcoming second movie, and it looks terrifying. Plus Netflix dropped a last-minute trailer for their rumored Black Mirror event, Elle Fanning covered Robyn for a pop-star drama and a new YA adventure turns a misfit teen into the second coming of King Arthur. Check out this weeks best trailers.

Black Mirror: Bandersnatch

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The rumors had been circulating for months: The British sci-fi show the closest thing we have to a modern-day Twilight Zone, at least until Jordan Peele reboots that series next year was planning some sort of choose-your-own-adventure type of episode. Then, out of nowhere, Netflix quietly put up a B.M.-related page declaring that a five-hour (!) something called Bandersnatch would be showing up soon. (Its the name of the game in the Playtest episode, FYI.) Now, boom a peek at the shebang. From the look of this clip, this Black Mirror event involves a designer who went crazy and murdered his wife, a kid who decides to play the late killers game and what appears to be the option to change the narrative at will. It dropped on Dec 28th, i.e it is streaming as we speak. See you on the other side.

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The Kid Who Would Be King
Attack the Block fans and we are legion! take note: Joe Cornish, the writer-director behind that 2011 sci-fi/horror cult flick returns to liven up YA movies. Specifically, hes given us the story of a bullied young kid (Louis Son of Andy Serkis) who finds a sword. Well, not just any sword its Excalibur. And the lad pulls it out of the rock, which, you know what that means. See the title. Patrick Stewart shows up as a shape-shifting Merlin; Mission: Impossibles Rebecca Ferguson is the evil sorceress Morgana. It opens Jan. 25th.

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Teen Spirit
During the day, shes a student on the Isle of Wight and helps her Polish immigrant mother out. At night, she haunts the local bars karaoke nights by belting out tunes like a ringer. Thats where Elle Fannings songbird is discovered by an old man, who turns out to have a bit of experience with vocalists and whos willing to help her enter an American Idol-style TV competition. The trailer for this musical drama plays up the pop-star rush, interspersing shots of life in the sticks with teen goofing around and high-toned glitz. Even better, it features Fanning doing a kick-ass cover of Robyns Dancing on My Own. It opens April 5th, 2019.

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Us
We were wondering how Jordan Peele could possibly follow up something like Get Out and as this chilling-as-fuck first trailer for his next movie suggests the writer-director has doubled down on the horror. A family goes on vacation, singing in the car and relaxing on a beach. Then, one evening, a group of strangers enters their bungalow. The catch is that these mysterious house invaders are near-exact doubles of the family themselves. Bunnies also come into play. Ditto a wicked looking pair of scissors. We may have just soiled ourselves. Black Panthers Winston Duke and Lupita Nyongo costar. March 15th, 2019. Were so there.