Only Jordan Peele could take on the terrifying aspects of football in Him.

      HIM | Official Teaser Trailer

      Football dominates the American landscape. The sport's immense popularity fuels discussions, drives television ratings, and generates staggering revenue. Yet, it also harbors a darker side that many choose to overlook. Renowned horror director Jordan Peele explores this theme in his new film, Him.

      Produced through Peele's Monkeypaw Productions, Him poses a provocative question: What are you willing to sacrifice to achieve greatness? Following its impressive reception at CinemaCon, Universal has officially unveiled the first teaser trailer for Him.

      Tyriq Withers takes on the role of Cameron Cade, a rising quarterback who is completely immersed in football. Just before the scouting combine, Cam sustains a life-changing brain injury inflicted by a disturbed fan. This head trauma jeopardizes Cam's football aspirations and could spiral him into turmoil. He desperately seeks assistance to salvage his career.

      Isaiah White, portrayed by Marlon Wayans, enters the scene as a legendary eight-time championship quarterback and cultural icon. He invites Cam to his remote compound, an offer the young star readily accepts. The chilling teaser depicts Cam's descent into madness under Isaiah’s influence, as he becomes engulfed in a cult-like hysteria. After a chilling demand for sacrifice, Isaiah calmly instructs, “Then show me,” concluding the teaser with a bloodied Cam posing on a football field.

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      Julia Fox plays Elsie White, Isaiah's celebrity influencer wife who resides at the compound. The cast of Him also includes Tim Heidecker, Jim Jefferies, Maurice Greene, Guapdad 4000, and Tierra Whack.

      Justin Tipping directs Him, with a screenplay co-written by him, Zack Akers, and Skip Bronkie. Peele serves as producer alongside Ian Cooper, Win Rosenfeld, and Jamal M. Watson.

      When will Peele direct his first feature film since 2022’s Nope? His next film is scheduled for release on October 23, 2026, about 18 months from now.

      Him is set to hit theaters this football season on September 19.

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      Black Mirror Season 7 Trailer, Cast, Episode Details Revealed

      Black Mirror season 7 is on the way. Before Charlie Brooker's episodes evoke fear and uncertainty, Netflix has shared important details about each episode, including their titles, cast, and synopses, accompanied by a new trailer that provides a glimpse into what's to come.

      A highlight of the trailer features USS Callister: Into Infinity, the sequel to the Emmy-winning episode USS Callister from season 4. Cristin Milioti, Jimmi Simpson, and Billy Magnussen return to reprise their roles for the sequel. Another episode from season 7, Paything, references Bandersnatch, the 2018 interactive film.

      View the details for season 7 below.

      Black Mirror Season 7: Episode Details

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      Has Netflix Found Its Version of Yellowstone with Ransom Canyon?

      Every major network and streaming service is on the hunt for the next Yellowstone. The Taylor Sheridan Western series has proven to be a ratings powerhouse, creating its own television universe thanks to its spin-offs. Netflix aims to lure Yellowstone fans with its upcoming Western, Ransom Canyon, which has now released a trailer.

      "In Ransom Canyon, everyone's either fleeing from something or heading towards something," Josh Duhamel’s character, Staten Kirkland, declares in the trailer. Staten, a widower mourning his wife, owns the Double K Ranch in Texas Hill Country. His lifestyle is threatened as rival families vie for control of the land. Amidst the looming conflict, Staten tries to rediscover love with Quinn O’Grady (Minka Kelly), who returns to Ransom after time spent in New York managing the local dance hall.

      Combining land disputes with romance, Ransom Canyon blends the drama of Yellowstone with the appeal of Virgin River.

      In addition to Duhamel and Kelly, Ransom Canyon features Lizzy Greene as Lauren Brigman, James Brolin as Cap Fuller, Eoin Macken as Davis Collins, Meta Golding as Paula Jo, Marianly Tejada as Ellie Catawnee, Jack Schumacher as Yancy Grey, Garrett Wareing as Lucas Russell, and Andrew Liner as Reid Collins.

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      Leonardo DiCaprio Searches for His Daughter in One Battle After Another Trailer

      Leonardo DiCaprio takes center stage in the official trailer for One Battle After Another, the 10th feature film from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson.

      DiCaprio portrays Bob Ferguson, a revolutionary determined to locate his daughter. He begins the trailer on a payphone, uttering code words in an effort to reach his comrades. After things go awry, the adrenaline-fueled trailer escalates with gunfire, high-speed chases, and robberies. The footage concludes with DiCaprio's Ferguson desperately seeking assistance from Benicio del Toro's character.