Stephen King’s ‘IT’ remake gets first trailer

If the trailer is any indication, we’re in for a scary ride with the remake of Stephen King’s IT. There was a lot of drama behind the scenes when it came to bringing this project together. The film was originally set to be adapted by True Detective’s first season director Cary Fukunaga. But production trouble had him leaving the project in the summer of 2015. The adaptation then fell into the hands of Andrés Muschietti, who directed horror hit Mama. And here we get a first look into the first of the two-part film. From the get-go you see deviations from the original and we hope this makes it a worthwhile remake. IT is set to come out in September 2017.

Source: Fast Company

‘Alto’s Adventure’ gets follow-up game, brings players to the desert

The endless runner snowboarding game Alto’s Adventure is getting a sequel. And from what we can glean from the vague trailer, it’ll have you cruising through sand dunes this time around. Called Alto’s Odyssey, the game is set to come out summer of this year. There isn’t much we can get from the trailer but if you’re a fan of the first mobile game, you might be curious enough to check this out when it does launch. 

‘Marvel’s Iron Fist’ gets first trailer

Just before the new Netflix Marvel show hits the service on March 17, we get a look of what we can expect from Marvel’s Iron Fist. The first full trailer for the series introduces Danny Rand (Finn Jones) to us who is on a mission to reclaim his family’s company in New York City after being away for 15 years. And for those like me who are uninitiated about the lore of Iron Fist, we wonder why he’s been away for so long and what brings him back with a grasp of mystical martial arts. While we don’t know the conditions, what we do know is Rand’s story ties into the other Netflix Marvel shows Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones. And we’ll all see them together in The Defenders later this year. Are you looking forward to this?

The Upside Down is back in ‘Stranger Things 2’ trailer

Things still aren’t okay in Hawkins. Will might be back but there still seems to be a darkness lurking in town. This new Super Bowl ad for the second season of Stranger Things just confirms that our beloved kids aren’t out of the woods just yet. The short trailer shows off footage from a classic Eggo commercial from back in 1979—perhaps reminding us that Eleven is still okay. The show is coming back aptly on Halloween this year and we honestly can’t wait.