The Belko Experiment Trailer Is James Gunn's Bloody, Fantastic Return To Horror, Watch It Now

's been a good long while since James Gunn has had the opportunity to play around in the horror sandbox, with his last entry in the genre being 2006's Slither. Like most good champions though, Gunn has had it in him to make another trip to the genre that helped him make it big, and The Belko Experiment is the film that's given him just that opportunity. While he's only a writer/producer on this project, you can practically see his fingerprints in its first red band trailer's bloody handprints. Feel free to enjoy all the gory chaos, below.



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As he has been known to do, James Gunn took to his Facebook page to drop the first look at The Belko Experiment, a project he's been talking about quite a bit over the past couple of years. The film's story takes place during a random social experiment set-up at Belko Industries, a shadowy corporation with a moderately staffed office in Columbia. It is in this office of 80 that The Belko Experiment will take place, with one rule ranking above all of the regulations HR laid down on day one: follow the orders of the mysterious voice, or possibly die anyway.


Of course, with co-workers like Tony Goldwyn, John C. McGinley, and Michael Rooker on the roster, the odds may be in the favor of a select few out of the staff of Belko Industries. That being said, presumed good guys John Gallagher Jr. and Melonie Diaz look like they're going to try and help keep as many heads level as they can before things get too out of hand. Strangely enough, The Belko Experiment feels influenced by the Saw series of films, in particular the second one where several victims are being "tested" in order to stay alive. The big difference is, naturally, that the James Gunn written film has more of a killer sense of humor to go along with the massive bloodletting that's about to occur.

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Directed by Wolf Creek's Greg McLean, The Belko Experiment made its debut on the festival circuit, as the Toronto International Film Festival screened the film just a couple of months ago during its 2016 festivities. Unfortunately, for all of you folks eager to see James Gunn's horror writing skills in action again, you'll have to wait until March 17th, 2017 to partake in the bloody game that promises the ultimate promotion of all: survival.

The Godzilla Easter Egg Star Wars: Rogue One Snuck In For Gareth Edwards

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Gareth Edwards is primarily known nowadays as the director of the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but just two years ago, he exploded onto the Hollywood blockbuster scene as the man who helmed the Godzilla reboot. His work on the giant monster's return to U.S. theaters after 16 years is surely what got Lucasfilm's attention and eventually resulted in him earning the Rogue One directing gig. Even though this movie, like every Star Wars movie, takes place in a galaxy far, far away, the crew was able to sneak in a fun Godzilla Easter egg, one which Edwards himself didn't even know about until shooting.


During a visit to The Star Wars Show, Gareth Edwards mentioned (around the 5:20 mark) that there are some paintings in the movie referring to Godzilla and his 2010 movie Monsters. He then added that he didn't deliberately add those himself. As he put it:



In Saw [Gerrera]'s cave, there's some cave paintings. One of them is of the creatures in my first movie, called Monsters, and there's some MUTOs and Godzilla. I didn't ask for it, it's just they did it as a joke, and I just came in one day and spotted it during the middle of a take.

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In most of the Rogue One previews released, Saw Gerrera, played by Forest Whitaker, is seen hanging out in his humble cave abode. The man has spent decades embroiled in conflict, namely the Clone Wars and the Galactic Civil War, so he needs a place to kick back in his older years. Evidently his home also has some sketching of the monsters that were seen in the most recent Godzilla movie. For those who didn't see that blockbuster or need a refresher, the fire-breathing battled the MUTOs (Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism) seen below, and as per usual, he came out on top. Evidently their ancestors were known in the Star Wars universe, and either Saw Gerrera or one of his cave's previous tenants memorialized them on that cave wall.


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I suspect that it will be difficult to spot the Godzilla and Monsters Easter eggs while seeing Rogue One in theaters, but finding them will make for one heck of a hunt when the movie is released on home media. This is reminiscent of how Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark showed C-3PO and R2-D2 as hieroglyphics while the eponymous hero was in the Well of Souls. Sneaking in those cave drawings is a cool way to call back to Gareth Edwards' previous projects without distracting from the story, and it's even funnier that it was done without his involvement.


Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be released in theaters on December 16, and hopefully there will be more Easter Eggs sprinkled throughout.