Do you want to see a sick, high res image of Jurassic World’s new dinosaur Indominous Rex? Do you like fine, German engineered cars and vile product placement? Well hold on to your fucking hat. Behold a massive look at the new bad guy in Jurassic World, and a car.

The self-proclaimed “fucked-up fairy tale” Nina Forever has been making the festival rounds with fairly good reviews. And now the first trailer is out, showing off just what makes this film so very, very odd. It’s hard to put to words, really.

However these new clips reveal CG scares, and a lot more modern day intensity in the new Sam Rockwell starring version.

Glee meets American Horror Story meets our DVR, because there is no way in hell we’re missing this schlock fest of tropey horror gags. The first trailer for Scream Queens is out, and it is ridiculous. Good.

Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Hunnam, Jessica Chastain and Mia Wasikowska star in Guillermo del Toro’s “kinky” new gothic horror movie Crimson Peak. This new trailer finally pulls back the dusty tapestry on this haunted house picture and reveal the supernatural entities that lurk inside.

Behold the first footage from Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report TV show. And unlike a lot of movie-inspired series spinoffs, this looks truly similar to the film from which it was born. Honestly, we’re digging the trailer.

Now you can believe again. Fox just announced at their annual upfront presentation that The X-Files will return for two nights next year on Sunday, January 24th and the following Monday. The new six-episode series will mark the return of Chris Carter, David Duchovny, and Gillian Anderson.

In order to pull off a good Devil-centric story, first you must cast the right Devil. Constantine’s Peter Stormare was an excellent example of this, as were Al Pacino and Elizabeth Hurley. But now it’s Tom Ellis’ turn in Fox’s TV adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s comic Lucifer. Behold.

NBC just unveiled a whole slew of crazy genre television, including what’s basically the TV version of Memento, a whole new Heroes, and another apocalypse comedy.

Well this is a splendid matchup if ever there was Vincenzo Natali (of Splice) will adapt the work of Stephen King and Joe Hill into a movie. Splendid and downright horrifying. All of these gentlemen are capable of creating scary things alone, but together? Oh dear.

If this bold new idea for a virtual reality theme park is real, we’ll be first in line, because this is as close as your ever going to get to a holodeck/dreamatorium. It’s like actually being inside a video game.

If you’re not watching The Last Man On Earth what are you even doing with your life? The first season just ended and it was stupendous. And now the new season is getting a new showrunner. But cool your jets, the new boss is actually pretty cool, alright?