13 Must-See Movie Game TV Trailers You Missed This Week

Trying to keep pace with the endless stream of cinematic, game, and television trailers is an Olympic sport. It’s a task made harder by the sheer volume of spectacular content dropping every week. To cut through the noise and bring you only the most genuinely exciting—and often wild—visuals, I’ve gathered the highlights from the past week, curating a selection of short-to-mid-form videos that are truly worth your attention.

This week’s roundup is a vibrant mix, diving deep into epic sci-fi, intense gameplay, and some surprisingly emotional animated features. From massive cinematic sequels to moody psychological horror and heartfelt animated journeys, the slate is stacked with creativity.

On the blockbuster front, the focus is squarely on the far future and epic narratives. We get a tantalizing glimpse of the upcoming Dune: Part 3, a 33-second teaser that promises to pull back the curtain on the Fremen War and reveal new voices, including that of Spacing Guild Navigator Edric. This little preview is already fueling anticipation for its December 18th release, with early access available for IMAX and 70mm screenings.

Meanwhile, the Disney universe is buzzing with news from the recent D23 showcase. Fans are getting updates on ambitious projects like Disney+’s VisionQuest and the highly anticipated second season of Ahsoka. Even more delightfully bizarre was the inclusion of a trailer for 3D Bluey, adding a layer of playful chaos to the announcements.

In the world of gaming, the fantasy is just getting started. A sneak peek into the new Kingdom Hearts IV provided a mesmerizing, almost four-minute overview of the new world, with Sora bursting into the realm of Coco and Keyblade swinging through the landscape. Furthermore, the promise of an anime adaptation for the Kingdom Hearts series on Disney+ next year signals a major expansion for the franchise.

The deep dive into game mechanics is equally compelling. A 15-minute gameplay trailer for Game Science’s Black Myth: Zhong Kui offered a stunning look at the protagonist’s combat and the intricate parry mechanics, signaling a formidable new challenge for players.

For those who enjoy atmospheric, unsettling experiences, the recent footage from Silent Hill Townfall pulls you into a deeply unsettling environment. Nearly nineteen minutes of gameplay revealed a community filled with strange rules, mysterious entities, and an atmosphere that is undeniably freaky as hell. It’s a stark reminder that 2026 is set to be a year for spooky new England.

Television drama is also delivering high-stakes action. The latest trailer for Slow Horses Season 6 promises more espionage intrigue, though it delivers a surprising, late-stage spoiler that might be best saved for the viewing experience. Bringing a much-needed dose of high-stakes drama, the next season of The Pitt is set to premiere in January on HBO Max, focusing on Dr. Robby’s return to the professional world.

The world of streaming continues to shine with compelling series. Netflix has confirmed that Blue Eye Samurai will return in January 2027, following a fantastic trailer that showcased Mizu setting off on a perilous journey to London. And don’t forget the highly anticipated update to Whalefall, which has garnered attention as the ultimate 4DX experience of the fall, featuring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin in a deeply engaging narrative.

Finally, the animated landscape is full of gems. The stunning animation in Wildwood, exploring a sister’s journey through a deep fantasy forest, is matched only by a soundtrack that, despite some orchestral choices, manages to capture the magic. And for those looking for something uniquely funny and tender, the trailer for Club Kid showcases the hilarious world of a club promoter and his son, starring Jordan Firstman.