It seems Kevin James wasn't always planning to play a new nazi in his new film.

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Need a new vampire movie to sink your teeth into? We've got an exclusive trailer debut for Blood Vessel, the latest release from The Horror Collective, which stages a WWII creature-feature aboard the high seas. Following a group of survivors aboard a life raft, Blood Vessel pits them up against seafaring vampires hiding on an abandoned Nazi ship and promises an action-packed, bloody fight for survival. Directed by award-winning effects artist Justin Dix from a script he co-wrote with Jordan Prosser, Blood Vessel stars Alyssa Sutherland, Robert Taylor, Nathan Phillips, Christopher Kirby, John Lloyd Fillingham, …

There are few straight-to-VOD movies that the Collider staff is more excited for than Becky, a new indie thriller starring Kevin James as a Nazi who messes with the wrong little girl. Quiver Distribution and Redbox Entertainment released a trailer online late last week, and when I realized today that we'd forgotten to post it, I moved as quickly as I could to rectify our mistake, as the world needs to know about this movie, which looks f-ed up in the best way possible. [caption id="attachment_895211" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Quiver Distribution/Redbox …

Listen: I was going to watch Hunters from the first time I heard about it (which, for the record, was documented here). Al Pacino leading a band of Nazi-killers from the brains of Jordan Peele and David Weil, all aping the aesthetics and vibes of '70s grindhouse cinema? Duh doy. But if you still need a pitch -- or just wanna see more gnarly footage from the show -- Amazon just released a red band trailer. It's NSFW, and it is full of naughty words and bloodshed. [caption id="attachment_870112" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Amazon Prime[/caption] "What …

Hunters, Amazon Prime Video's Jordan Peele-produced series, releases a red band trailer featuring the gory dispatch of Nazi war criminals the 1970s.

Amazon has released its Hunters Super Bowl trailer early, allowing folks to get a preview of the spot that will be played during the big game on Sunday. The Amazon Prime original series was created by David Weil and takes place in 1977 New York City, focusing on a group of Nazi hunters who track down high-ranking Nazi officials who are living among us and conspiring to create a Fourth Reich in the U.S. Jordan Peele produced the series through his Monkeypaw Productions banner. The show made Collider's list of our most anticipated TV shows of 2020 …

Amazon debuts a Super Bowl TV spot for its upcoming Al Pacino and Logan Lerman series Hunters, which shows a Nazi at an all-American barbecue.

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Listen: If you have Nathan Lane as a hardboiled detective in a period-appropriate mustache saying "Welcome to homicide" while looking at a gruesome murder scene, I'm going to watch your show. And the first trailer for Penny Dreadful: City of Angels boasts this delightfully grimy image and much, much more. Even if you haven't watched the original Penny Dreadful, the dearly departed Showtime genre series starring Josh Hartnett, Eva Green, and Timothy Dalton, you'll find stuff to enjoy in this spinoff, as it tells a brand new, self-contained story. [caption id="attachment_863502" align="alignright" width="…

Earlier, I salivated over the teaser trailer for Hunters, an upcoming Amazon Prime show from executive producer Jordan Peele, starring Al Pacino as the leader of a group of vigilantes dedicated to killing the hell out of Nazis. Now, I am beyond thrilled to report this perfect-sounding slice of genre gold has a release date and a new trailer. Hunters comes to Amazon Prime February 21, and you can watch the new trailer below. [caption id="attachment_863442" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Amazon Studios[/caption] America. The land of the free, the home of the... Nazis in hiding? …

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When Jordan Peele decides to interrogate another American trauma through the lens of genre cinema, I pay the hell attention. From Get Out to Us to everything being produced by his Monekypaw Productions company, the guy knows how to get under skin simply by heightening what's already under our skin. So you better believe I'm paying the hell attention to Hunters, the upcoming Amazon Prime show from Monkeypaw starring Al Pacino as the leader of a group of misfit Nazi-killers. Amazon just made the new trailer available, and folks... it's good. Created by David Weil, with …

Al Pacino leads a diverse group of determined Nazi hunters in the first trailer for the upcoming Jordan Peele-produced Amazon series Hunters.

While the Netflix film The Irishman opens in select theaters today, Amazon is sneaking in some Al Pacino content of its own by dropping the first teaser trailer for the new original series Hunters. Executive produced by Jordan Peele, the show follows a diverse band of Nazi hunters living in 1977 New York City who are working to snuff out a band of high-ranking Nazi officials who are living quietly in the U.S. and conspiring to create a Fourth Reich. The material is certainly timely given that, for some insane reason, Nazis have made a comeback, and I’…

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