Videos

Please click on the links below to view movie trailers, video interviews, and film clips of horror, fantasy, and science fiction on film and television.

'The Avengers' Superbowl Spot

‘The Avengers’ Superbowl Spot

New 'Hunger Games' Trailer

New ‘Hunger Games’ Trailer

New Trailer for Dysutopian SF film adaptation.

New 'John Carter' TV Spot

New ‘John Carter’ TV Spot

“He Arrives” is the latest TV spot of JOHN CARTER.

Santuary Season 4 Finale—Sneak Peek

Santuary Season 4 Finale—Sneak Peek

Season Finale—or Series End?

Dark Knight Rises — New Trailer

Dark Knight Rises — New Trailer

Here’s the latest trailer for THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, currently showing with SHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS

New 'Ghost Rider: SOV' Trailer

New ‘Ghost Rider: SOV’ Trailer

Whatever the merits of the film might turn out to be, this GHOSTRIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE trailer is worth a look.

'Dr. Who' Xmas 2011—Trailer

‘Dr. Who’ Xmas 2011—Trailer

Trailer for the DOCTOR WHO 2011 Christmas Special: The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe.

'Battleship' Trailer #2

‘Battleship’ Trailer #2

Nice looking trailer, but still… What the heck does this film have to do with the boardgame?

3 Stooges Trailer? Soitantly!

3 Stooges Trailer? Soitantly!

Can the indestructible THREE STOOGES survive updating?

1st Trailer for 'Lock-Out'

1st Trailer for ‘Lock-Out’

Luc Besson Sci-fi Actioner seems to have a sense of humor, making up for somewhat familiar plot.

'John Carter' Trailer 2

‘John Carter’ Trailer 2

See more of Disney’s version of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Barsoom, new trailer gives a better sense of the films’ scope.

Video: Le Monstre (The Monster, 1903)

Silent movie magician George Melies uses an Egyptian setting for this short subject in which a skeleton, covered with a sheet, comes to life and dances, then transforms into a living woman and back into a skeleton. Typical of Melies, the presentation is stagy (befitting a former stage magician), and the profusion of special effects [...]

The Haunted Castle (1896): Video

This 1896 black-and-white silent horror film from George Melies (the special effects pioneer behind 1902’s A TRIP TO THE MOON) probably yields little gooseflesh for today’s viewers. However, it plays like an overture for the next forty years of horror movie imagery; its brief running time encapsulates such soon-to-be-familiar cinema imagery as old dark castles; [...]