
Trailer Trash: Movie Previews
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What's out? What's coming? What did I miss?
Trailer Trash answers with all the trailers. A year ahead and a year back, with every film organized by when it opens.
WHAT'S OUT
Everything in theaters that’s been released, with a simple filter for how wide a release had to be: Wide, Major, Arthouse, or Everything.
WHAT'S COMING
Upcoming is a rolling calendar of what’s coming out soon. Use the timeline to land on any week of the year ahead. Tap the bell on a film you don't want to forget and you can get notified when it opens. Reminders are local: nothing is sent anywhere and no account is involved.
WHAT DID I MISS
The last year of movies flew by so see what you missed that’s now Available at Home to stream, rent, or buy. And if the film left theaters but you still can’t watch it anywhere you can find it in The Void.
FOLLOW THE PEOPLE AND THE STUDIOS YOU LOVE
Follow an actor, a director, or a studio like A24 or NEON, and their films stay on your radar. The moment a new one is announced, with its first trailer, you hear about it.
RATE THE TRAILER ITSELF
Trailers are their own art form, and here they get rated as one. Give one stars, flag it as scary, warn the next viewer that it spoils the ending, and see the best trailers of the moment, ranked by everyone.
LETTERBOXD, IF YOU USE IT
Connect a public account and the films you've already logged fade back. Logging stays where it belongs, on Letterboxd.
Private by design: your reminders and the people and studios you follow stay on your phone, and your trailer ratings join the best-trailers pool anonymously.
Trailer Trash uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
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What's New in Trailer Trash
1.3.4
November 2, 2026
- Fixes a crash when opening the app on iOS 27.2. - Made for iPhone Duo: the wall spreads across the inner display, a film's poster stands beside its page, and the trailer player keeps the picture on the standing half when the phone is part-open. - Where to Watch opens the service itself: tap a name and its app opens at the film, or at its door when the app can't take you further. - Where to Watch is fresher, answered for each film when you open its page. - Quieter text reads more clearly. - Requires iOS 26 and tvOS 26.
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