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Trailers offer a first look at upcoming films and series, revealing their tone, cast, and central conflicts. CutMirchi covers new releases across genres, from horror to sci-fi to drama, highlighting what audiences can expect before premiere.
Netflix’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 drops October 20, 2026 — and the full trailer just dropped, confirming what fans suspected: this isn’t a sequel. It’s a new story in the same neon-soaked, blood-slicked world of Cyberpunk 2077.
Sony’s Ghost Soldier lands in theatres November 11, 2026. Jim Caviezel plays a former Green Beret turned lone defender with weapons no one’s seen before. The trailer promises chaos, tech, and one very angry man.
The trailer for River dropped on October 12, and it’s already making the rounds like a ghost in a locked cabin.
The new Blade Runner 2099 trailer reveals Michelle Yeoh as a dying Replicant and Hunter Schafer as a fugitive forced into becoming a Blade Runner. The eight-episode series premieres November 25 on Prime Video.
The Seversons thought they’d found peace in a quiet suburb. Then the Kringles moved in. And started decorating—all year round.
The season two trailer for Kim Kardashian’s All’s Fair has dropped, confirming a November 4 premiere on Hulu and Disney+. New episodes will debut weekly on Wednesdays, with three launching at once. Cauã Reymond joins as a series regular, and guest stars include Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Denise Richards, Jaime Pressley, Margo Martindale, and multiple RuPaul’s Drag Race alums.
A Manila-based filmmaker’s new sci-fi mystery thriller, inspired by the Philippines’ surveillance state and Duterte-era trauma, has landed its first US trailer. No release date yet, but the mood is already set.
The trailer for Ben Affleck’s Animals dropped on Thursday morning, and it landed with the thud of a door closing on a forgotten hallway.
The film’s advance ticket sales in the USA have been very ordinary, proving that audiences are no longer ready to watch a film simply because of a big star combination or big budget.
Flush is coming. Not the toilet. The film. A French horror comedy so aggressively weird it’s already making people check their bathroom locks.