When trailers fall in between the Cinema Blend’s couch cushions, they eventually get vacuumed up and deposited here in Trailer Trash. Today's bag of Trailer Trash contains three future viewing possibilities, and one trashy French language flick you’ll have to see to believe.
Spider-Man 3 – international trailer
By now you’ve seen a lot of Spider-Man 3 trailers, and while this one is pretty much the same as all the others, there’s one small difference. If you stick with it till the end, you’ll see the first footage of Venom actually shooting webs. There are some great shots of him in the other recent Spidey 3 trailer, but this is the first we’ve seen of him actually web slinging Watch the international Spider-Man 3 trailer by clicking play on the embedded video below:
War, Inc – trailer
War, Inc. is the first wacky satire about the green zone in Iraq. You know, the place soliders call the Emerald City. The fortified compound where Americans hole up and pretend that there’s not a maelstrom of violence and complete insanity outside. War stars John Cusack as a hitman assigned to kill a middle east oil minister. The trailer is flat out fantastic, and this will either end up being this war’s Apocalypse Now or it’ll crash and burn and be a more offensive version of American Dreamz. It’s risky. Watch the newest War, Inc trailer in high-res by going here or just click play on the embedded video below:
The Tripper - trailer
Someone has let David Arquette direct a movie, and it’s every bit as insane as he is. The Tripper stars Jason Mewes, Paul Reubens, and Jaime King in the story of um… Ronald Reagan as a serial killer. It’s being released on 4-20, and if you think that’s a coincidence then it’s only because you’re not a pothead. Watch the Tripper by clicking play on the embedded video below:
Hellphone – French language trailer
Hellphone looks like a movie dropped straight out of the 80s. Except it’s French. When did the French start making fun movies? Here’s the plot synopsis, but it really doesn’t do the insanity of the thing justice: “A teenager feels an endless fascination for his cellular which will enable him to reach his aim: alluring the pretty high-school girl he's in love with. Unfortunately, this special "addiction" will not be without negative consequences on the behavior of the boy.” Right now this has no American release date, and it may never get one. But you really need to see the trailer. Watch the trailer for Hellphone by clicking play on the embedded video below:
