Trailers

Movie Juice serves up trailers, interviews, and news about the latest blockbusters and edgy indie flicks. Its presentation isn’t very original, but the range of films it covers and makes it worth tuning in. I'm also impressed by the frequency of episodes. With several new clips posted each week the series keeps its finger on the film world's pulse.

The worlds of comedies and the movies combine in the webseries Rated Awesome. Just as Next New Network's The Key of Awesome parodies music videos, Rated Awesome takes the mickey out of blockbuster film trailers. Both series star Mark Douglas, but this time around Eric Beck is along for the ride.

Peter Rallis delivers just what we’d expect in his Indy Mogul series, Movie Buzz. You know what you're getting here: interviews, reviews, trailers, and news from the world of Hollywood. What the movie series lacks in originality it makes up for with Rallis' personality. He's a film student, and his passion about his subject matter help to make this a little better than the average.

Your Geek News has you covered when it comes to nerd culture, with reviews of everything from the latest Harry Potter flick to interviews with the stars hanging around science fiction conventions. What's here is great, but it can be tedious sorting through the archives. An easy search feature would make the channel much more user-friendly.

Grace Randolph exposes what new movies are really like in the webseries Beyond the Trailer. Rather than relying on so-called film experts, host Grace Randolph takes to the streets, or the movie theatres, to find out what ordinary people think of the latest blockbusters. This is a movie review show without the pretension.

I might be a little bit sick, but I can't see enough movie trailers. The film might be boring, but that minute or two of footage always makes it look exciting. I refuse to be late to the movies because I don’t want to miss one.

But thanks to our newest channel, Trailers, we don’t have to head to the cinema to get your previews fix. It brings all the trailers for the hottest new movies into the comfort of your own home.

With the cost of cinema admission sky high, no one wants to spend their hard-earned cash on a dud. The crew from Spill are there to help us out, with some of the most honest movie reviews I've seen in a long while.

The surprising use of animated reviewers and outrageous humor sets this series apart from the myriad of other movie review sites online. But make sure the kiddies are out of the room. The language and often offensive jokes are definitely not for young ears.

It's out with the old and in with the new for our latest entertainment channel, Mevio. You might know them as PodShow, but these days they're focusing on plenty of top quality content instead of all those amateur vids.

It's good news for viewers, who can easily enjoy the latest movie trailers and the hottest new music videos online. You certainly won't get bored here, but don't blame us if you can't drag yourself away!

Crackle strives to be a one-stop online entertainment destination, with its broad range of professional and amateur video content. From music to movies, comedy to cartoons, there's bound to be something on Crackle to interest you.

I can't get enough of the ranting genius of Penn Says, featuring magician and comedian Penn Jillette, or the musical gems found on Scrambler.

The best of the big screen and small screen come together in the aptly named Movies & TV channel from Crackle.

There's plenty here to entertain pop culture junkies, including previews of the hottest new films, reviews of the latest releases, classic clips, and interviews with all your favorite stars.