There’s a brand new (and probably final) trailer out for Max Payne starring Mark Wahlberg. It’s very cool looking and stylish, but neither of the trailers we’ve seen so far give us too much of what the actual movie will be like when it’s not in slo-mo with things flying through the air.

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There’s a movie that hasn’t been getting a whole lot of buzz despite fitting into the sort of niche that we movie site guys love to talk about. All we’ve done is one Weekend Movie News Wrap-Up post where we showed you the poster for… Outlander.

What is Outlander about? As the title of this post says - it pits Vikings against a giant alien.

Seriously.

I’ve been a fan of French horror director Alexandre Aja ever since I first saw his gag-inducing 2003 film, High Tension. That respect only grew with his remake of The Hills Have Eyes, which was sadistic enough to make a nun cry. This month the connoisseur of gore ventures into ghostly territory with a remake of 2003 Korean horror-hit, Mirrors. And here’s your chance to preview the film’s opening scene.

(This clip is not safe for work viewing, and it is strictly for adults only!)

[And ANOTHER Update (yeesh): Seems Empire screwed up by posting the trailer live and Warner Bros. was NOT happy, but now the trailer is up at Apple.com so all bets are off - enjoy the Watchmen trailer below!]

Empire Online has an exclusive on the online version of the Watchmen trailer and they snuck it onto the interwebs a full day ahead of schedule.

Click on the above image to check it out, then come back and let us know if you thought it was awesome as I did! (Of course keep in mind I saw the Watchmen trailer in IMAX, which was a whole ‘nother thing). To see a series of screen grabs from the trailer, see below.

Check out the first Terminator 4 / Terminator: Salvation teaser trailer from director McG.

My first thought? It’s not awful.

Could it be that we’re going to get a worthy addition to the Terminator movie franchise?

There was a Youtube, bootleg version of the first full trailer for The Spirit out a couple of days ago, but I refuse to put those crappy versions up here on Screen Rant. Once those pop up you just have to wait a day or two and usually a decent version pops up, so here you go.

Now by “decent” I mean video quality and not the content of the trailer itself because my first gut-check reaction is that this isn’t looking too good at the moment…

I’m not a video game guy (believe it or not) so when a movie is being produced based on a game I come to the table “clean,” with no preconceived notions. Well… other than assuming that the movie will be awful, as seems to be the case pretty much without exception when it comes to movies based on video games.

Ok, ok, fine.

Here’s the first trailer to the remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still starring Keanu Reeves.

If you don’t know, this version puts a Greenpeace spin on the classic film from 1951. Here’s a quote from the trailer:

“If you die, Earth survives.”

Within the context of the film, I presume Keanu/Klaatu means mankind and not Jennifer Connely, to whom he is saying the line. So there ya go - in the big picture, the Earth is more important than the survival of mankind.

Well this is different… the teaser trailer for a movie has premiered on the personal website of the star of the film. Thomas Jane (from the last Punisher movie) is starring in what looks to be a pretty cool sci-fi movie: The Mutant Chronicles. Click on the image above to see the trailer.

Until I read the synopsis, I thought it took place during WWII, but it actually takes place in the future. Of course the poster below is a giveaway: It takes place in the 23rd century… and it looks a bit different from Gene Roddenberry’s vision of that era via Star Trek.

Hey, guess what? There’s something other than superhero movies coming out this summer.

Courtesy of IGN.com we’ve got the new red band (R-rated) trailer for the upcoming horror movie Mirrors starring Keifer Sutherland.

Before you watch it you have to promise me that you’re over 18, m’kay?