Trailers for Upcoming Films

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Tilman Singer's follow-up to Luz, Cuckoo.

[therewillbeblus]

Tilman Singer's follow-up to Luz, Cuckoo.

I've developed a bit of an obsession about Luz' elliptically affecting horror, which manifests as a form of intellectually-aroused bafflement. This looks like a ton of fun, and a logical next step in applying these skills within a more ambitious, and familiar scope for a general audience.

The trailer is awesome, but it gives away a lot of the plot and trajectory of the film. I wish I didn't watch it, but I've been excited about this one for too long not to touch the stove. Still, if you can resist, I'd recommend it

[brundlefly]

I've been waiting for it since it was announced, re-waiting for it since its Berlin premiere, re-re-waiting for it since NEON dropped one of their nibble-sized teasers a month ago; there was no way I wasn't going to watch the trailer. And as the Variety review had the phrase "Enjoyably Incoherent" in its headline, and as it can take a couple full watches to figure what's completely happening in Luz, I'm not scared of either spoilers or having my appetite sated here. Trailer's juicy.

What I need to know (without digging out the disc) is if that's the same house from "The Events at Mr. Yamamoto's Alpine Residence," or does Singer just have a thing about drained indoor pools?

[therewillbeblus]

Ha, I had a similar thought! And yes, the trailer makes the film look deceptively straightforward. Anyone who's seen Luz might be puzzled at how mainstream it appears, but I think we're in for something very different

I also love how it just drops a month before release

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Teasers (1, 2, 3) for Oz Perkins' Longlegs.

Longlegs teaser

Osgood Perkins directing Maika Monroe and Nic Cage

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Richard Linklater's Hit Man.