Check out the eerie trailer for Presence:

The teaser is basically just a slow zoom in of a woman sleeping, but the captions just slowly get creepier with them reading “In this house, she will feel love,” then “In this house she will feel loss,” to “In this house she will feel fear”, and finally ending with “In this house she will feel a—“ then smash cut to the title reveal of Presence.

We don’t know anything about the plot of the movie, besides that there’s a mysterious presence in the house. It’s also said that the movie will also have a first-person perspective to add to the creep factor of just what this entity is.

If I’m being honest, the movie does feel a lot like Robert Zemeckis’ upcoming film Here which also has the same kind of premise of a story just taking place from one POV. However, Presence does move the camera around, and it definitely looks like it’s going to be a creepy movie.

Though Soderbergh isn’t best known for horror, some do say that the best horror films often come from directors that don’t specialize in it at all. Who would have thought that Jordan Peele would be such an effective horror filmmaker after a long background in comedy?

Watch out for Presence when it comes to cinemas this January 2025.

Here’s the first trailer for Magic Mike’s Last Dance which is set to come out on Valentine’s Day. Watch this:

The official description reads:

“Magic” Mike Lane (Channing Tatum) takes to the stage again after a lengthy hiatus, following a business deal that went bust, leaving him broke and taking bartender gigs in Florida. For what he hopes will be one last hurrah, Mike heads to London with a wealthy socialite (Salma Hayek) who lures him with an offer he can’t refuse…and an agenda all her own.

With the way the first movies have been touting the world of male stripping with hyper-sexualized imagery, it kind of seems like this trailer is a lot closer to the Step-Up franchise than Magic Mike. Then again, this is a green band trailer, so maybe we can have a look at the more adult elements somewhere down the line.

The Magic Mike films are kind of weird in that they do have a lot of great stripping scenes, but they also have a tendency to get more serious than advertised, but I guess it’s all part of the brand. With Magic Mike seeming to be down and out, I wonder what kind of journey he has left in Steven Soderbergh’s saga of male stripping.

Magic Mike’s Last Dance hits theaters Feb. 10, 2023.