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Trailers of the Week: Monster Factory, How to Blow Up a Pipeline and Mafia Mama
Plus Silo and Season 4 of Barry
Barry, Season 4
HBO
Trailer Agency: Big Picture Entertainment
The Emmy award-winning series returns for its final season. Set to the tune of The Walker Brothers’ “After the Lights Go Out,” the teaser below offers a glimpse of where we left Barry: in prison, struggling with how to cope and deciding what might come next. New episodes launch on April 16.
How To Blow Up A Pipeline
NEON
Trailer Agency: AV Squad
How To Blow Up A Pipeline is a heist flick based on the 2021 bestseller of the same name. The trailer reveals a thriller driven by eclectic environmental activists trying to prevent the development of a pipeline in Texas. Is destruction of federal property ever justified? Find out more on April 7.
Mafia Mamma
Bleecker Street
Trailer Agency: Wild Card Creative Group
Mafia Mamma is an action comedy directed by Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight, Prisoner’s Daughter). The preview shows Toni Collette playing a woman who discovers her grandfather’s true profession. She must decide whether to follow in his footsteps. Mafia Mamma hits theaters on April 14.
Monster Factory
Apple TV
Trailer Agency: The Refinery Creative
Monster Factory is a new documentary series based on the titular wrestling school in New Jersey. The trailer follows head coach Danny Cage and a handful of students as they fight for their dreams. You can start streaming Monster Factory on March 17.
Silo
Apple TV
Trailer Agency: MOCEAN
Silo is a new science fiction series based on Hugh Howey’s book series, Wool. The trailer shows a dystopian future where humans live underground. When a woman played by Rebecca Ferguson (Mission Impossible, The Greatest Showman) starts questioning why, she uncovers frightening truths. Coming May 5.
Olivia M. Miller is a journalist and filmmaker who's passionately prepared to tell your story. Olivia has experience across the country, researching, interviewing, shooting, writing, editing and marketing stories for various companies. She graduated from Loyola University Chicago in 2021 with a bachelor's degree in multimedia journalism.
