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THE MONKEY Official Trailer (2025) RedBand

Watch The Monkey red band trailer for this upcoming horror movie based on the Stephen King short story and produced by James Wan (The Conjuring, Saw). The Monkey is a new trip from Longlegs writer/director, Osgood Perkins. The Monkey opens in theaters on February 21, 2025.

When twin brothers find a mysterious wind-up monkey, a series of outrageous deaths tear their family apart. Twenty-five years later, the monkey begins a new killing spree forcing the estranged brothers to confront the cursed toy.
A complete departure from the seriousness of Longlegs last year, director Osgood Perkins is back with The Monkey this year, and the bloody-as-hell Red Band trailer has arrived today.

A horror-comedy adaptation of Stephen King’s same-titled short story, The Monkey arrives in theaters on February 21, 2025, and you can watch NEON’s Red Band trailer below.

The film’s new poster (below) promises an “outrageously gory” and “thoroughly gratuitous” experience, with instruments of death including a harpoon gun, a bowling ball, a shotgun, a hibachi knife, a lawnmower, and even a stampede of wild horses. Yeah, Osgood Perkins is letting his hair down with this one, going as brutally bonkers as an “R” rating will allow.

From NEON and producer James Wan, The Monkey has indeed been rated “R” for “Strong bloody violent content, gore, language throughout, and some sexual references.”

In The Monkey, “When twin brothers find a mysterious wind-up monkey, a series of outrageous deaths tear their family apart. Twenty-five years later, the monkey begins a new killing spree forcing the estranged brothers to confront the cursed toy.”

The Monkey is a short horror story that appeared in King’s Skeleton Crew, a 1985 collection that also featured The Mist, The Jaunt, The Raft, Survivor Type, The Reach, and more.

Theo James (“The White Lotus”), Tatiana Maslany (She–Hulk: Attorney at Law), Elijah Wood (Maniac), Christian Convery (Sweet Tooth), Colin O’Brien (Wonka), Rohan Campbell (Halloween Ends) and Sarah Levy (Schitt’s Creek) star in this one.
NEON has at last revealed the brutal new red band Trailer and a new Poster for the Stephen King adaptation ‘The Monkey’ directed by Osgood Perkins from his own screenplay.

You can watch the full Official Red Band Trailer for the film below, followed by the new Poster. The Trailer was initially expected last week but was unexpectedly delayed, likely due to the fire related deaths featured within which now appear to have been removed. You can also find the first Teaser Trailer HERE and the second Red Band Teaser Trailer HERE!

‘The Monkey’ is set to be unleashed into Theaters on February 21, 2025.

‘The Monkey’ is written for the screen and directed by Osgood Perkins; Based on the short story by Stephen King, and produced by James Wan. The film’s cast includes Theo James in dual roles, along with Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood and more.

When twin brothers find a mysterious wind-up monkey, a series of outrageous deaths tear their family apart. Twenty-five years later, the monkey begins a new killing spree forcing the estranged brothers to confront the cursed toy.
Trailers have been released for upcoming horror movies The Monkey and Until Dawn
The trailers were released on February 21 and April 25, respectively
People are especially divided on Until Dawn's premise
We were spoiled when it came to horror last year, and I'm hoping 2025 gets off to a strong start now we've got trailers for two exciting new movies. Whenever I reflect on TechRadar contributor Gem Seddon's best horror movies of 2024, I wonder how we're going to top that. Considering we had huge hits like The Substance and, my personal favorite, I Saw the TV Glow, I feel like it's going to take a lot to top that this year. I have already put together my most anticipated horror movies of 2025, and it looks like I'll be adding The Monkey and Until Dawn to the list.

Oz Perkins freaked everyone out with his horror-crime hit Longlegs last year, and hopefully, The Monkey will do just as well for him. Meanwhile, the PlayStation horror game sensation Until Dawn is getting the big screen treatment with a very important twist.

Here's what you need to know.

The Monkey
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Longlegs was everywhere last year, and even if you weren't brave enough to watch Nicolas Cage as the titular serial killer, you've no doubt heard plenty about it. Choosing not to rest on his laurels, director Oz Perkins is back with another offering in the form of The Monkey. It's got my attention already since Saw and The Conjuring director James Wan is also involved as a producer.

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The Monkey has a brilliant cast including Elijah Wood and Tatiana Maslany, with Theo James in a dual role as twin brothers who find their father's vintage toy monkey in the attic which, unfortunately for them, is cursed. We've had loads of creepy dolls like Chucky, Annabelle, and M3GAN on the big screen so I'm keen to see if this scary-looking monkey can reach similar heights. There's not long to wait either as the movie arrives on February 21.

Until Dawn
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This one is definitely going to divide people. Until Dawn is one of the best horror games out there, so it's natural people are going to feel apprehensive about the movie adaptation. Recently, it was confirmed that Until Dawn would follow a different story to the game and I personally think that's a smart decision. Setting the movie in the universe but surprising us with a narrative that differs from the game means it's new and exciting, although others aren't convinced!

In what is shaping up to be the most talked about horror adaptation right now, this one is heading to cinemas on April 25, so there's a little wait. But if you want some scares this spring, it might be worth giving Until Dawn a chance.
Based on Stephen King’s short story of the same name, the story centres on twin brothers Hal and Bill (both played by Theo James), who stumble upon their father’s old toy monkey in the attic. Innocuous at first glance, the wind-up monkey with its clapping cymbals soon proves to be anything but harmless. As the toy’s presence correlates with a string of grisly deaths, the brothers try to destroy it. Fast-forward twenty-five years, and the cursed contraption resurfaces, forcing the now-estranged siblings to face their terrifying past and prevent further bloodshed.

The cast includes Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black), Elijah Wood (The Lord of the Rings), and Christian Convery (Sweet Tooth), the latter of whom portrays the younger versions of the twin brothers. Filmmaker James Wan (The Conjuring, Saw) is among the producers.

Expectations for some dark, gory thrills are high—and this trailer doesn’t disappoint. The Monkey takes its cymbal-clashing chaos to Australian cinemas on 20 February and U.S. cinemas on 21 February.
A new trailer for Theo James‘ upcoming comedy horror movie has been released!

The 40-year-old Emmy-nominated actor stars in movie adaption of Stephen King‘s short story The Monkey directed by Longlegs director Osgood Perkins.

Here’s the synopsis: “When twin brothers find a mysterious wind-up monkey, a series of outrageous deaths tear their family apart. Twenty-five years later, the monkey begins a new killing spree forcing the estranged brothers to confront the cursed toy.”

The movie, which was produced by The Conjuring‘s James Wan, also stars Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood, Colin O’Brien, Rohan Campbell, Sarah Levy, and Christian Convery.

The Monkey was first published as a booklet included in Gallery magazine back in 1980. The story was revised and published in Stephen‘s Skeleton Crew collection in 1985.

If you missed it, Theo has a new action movie in the works with Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

The Monkey hits theaters on February 21.
The Monkey

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Osgood Perkins
Screenplay by Osgood Perkins
Based on "The Monkey"
by Stephen King
Produced by
James Wan
Michael Clear
Dave Caplan
Brian Kavanaugh-Jones
Chris Ferguson
Starring
Theo James
Tatiana Maslany
Elijah Wood
Christian Convery
Colin O'Brien
Rohan Campbell
Sarah Levy
Cinematography Nicolau Aguilar
Production
companies
Atomic Monster
C2 Motion Picture Group
Range
Oddfellows Entertainment
Black Bear Pictures
Stars Collective Films
Distributed by Neon
Release date
February 21, 2025
Running time 98 minutes[1]
Country United States
Language English
Budget $10–11 million[2]
The Monkey is an upcoming American comedy horror film[3] based on the 1980 short story "The Monkey" by Stephen King. The film adaptation is written and directed by Osgood Perkins. It stars Theo James, Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood, Christian Convery, Colin O'Brien, Rohan Campbell, and Sarah Levy. It is scheduled to be released by Neon in the United States on February 21, 2025.

Premise
After stumbling upon their father's vintage toy monkey in the attic, twin brothers Hal and Bill witness a string of horrifying deaths unfolding around them. In an attempt to leave the haunting behind, the brothers discard the monkey and pursue separate paths over time. However, when the inexplicable deaths resurface, the brothers are compelled to reconcile and embark on a mission to permanently eliminate the cursed toy.[4]

Cast
Theo James as Hal / Bill
Christian Convery as young Hal / Bill
Tatiana Maslany as Hal and Bill's mother
Elijah Wood as Ted Hammerman
Colin O'Brien as Petey
Rohan Campbell
Sarah Levy as Hal and Bill's aunt
Nicco Del Rio as a priest
Osgood Perkins[5]
Production
Going into the 2023 Cannes Film Market, financer Black Bear Pictures announced that a film adaptation of Stephen King's short story "The Monkey" was in development and up for sale to distributors.[6] Osgood Perkins was hired to write and direct and was produced by James Wan under his Atomic Monster banner. According to the US Copyright Office, the project was previously in development in 2022 at Searchlight Pictures.[7] Theo James was cast in the lead role.[4] In March 2024, Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood, Christian Convery, Colin O'Brien, Rohan Campbell and Sarah Levy were revealed to have joined the cast.[8]

Principal photography ran in Vancouver from February 5 to March 22, 2024.[9][10][8]

Release
In May 2024, Neon won a bidding war between multiple US distributors for domestic rights at the Marché du Film and set a theatrical release date for 2025.[11] The film is scheduled to be released in the US on February 21, 2025.[12] The Monkey marks the second collaboration between Neon and Perkins after Longlegs (2024).[13]

See also
List of adaptations of works by Stephen King
References
"The Monkey (15A)". Irish Film Classification Office. January 16, 2025. Retrieved January 16, 2025.
Willmore, Alison (July 12, 2024). "Osgood Perkins Gets Into the Family Business". Vulture. Vox Media. Archived from the original on August 9, 2024.
Romano, Nick (December 19, 2024). "The Monkey is like a comedy, except 'people die in insane ways': Inside the Stephen King adaptation (exclusive)". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved December 27, 2024. It's a perfect example of the tone the director wanted to strike, that mix of horror and comedy.
Wiseman, Andreas (May 9, 2023). "Theo James To Star In Stephen King Adaptation The Monkey From The Conjuring Universe Creator James Wan; Black Bear International Launches Hot Project For Cannes Market". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on May 9, 2023. Retrieved May 9, 2023.
Levitt, Barry (July 12, 2024). "Osgood Perkins makes exquisite horror films. He's got it in his blood". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved September 1, 2024.
Fleming, Mike Jr. (June 20, 2023). "Prolific La La Land Producer Automatik Merges With Range Media Partners". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on June 21, 2023. Retrieved March 12, 2024.
US Copyright Office Archived May 31, 2021, at the Wayback Machine Document No. V15009D531 / 2022-09-06
Wiseman, Andreas (March 28, 2024). "'The Monkey': Stephen King Adaptation With Theo James Also Stars Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood, Christian Convery, Colin O'Brien, Rohan Campbell & Sarah Levy; Filming Wraps". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on March 28, 2024. Retrieved March 28, 2024.
"In Production - British Columbia". Creative BC Film Commission. December 15, 2023. Archived from the original on December 16, 2023. Retrieved December 16, 2023.
Cooper, Alison (February 29, 2024). "17 movies and TV shows filming in Vancouver in March". Daily Hive. Archived from the original on March 1, 2024. Retrieved March 3, 2024.
Wiseman, Andreas; Lodderhose, Diana (May 18, 2024). "Stephen King Adaptation The Monkey, Starring Theo James, Pre-Sells To Neon For U.S. After Promo Sparks Buyer Tug-Of-War — Cannes Market". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on June 22, 2024. Retrieved May 18, 2024.
Romano, Nick (June 20, 2024). "The Monkey director calls Stephen King film 'Robert Zemeckis on ecstasy' (exclusive)". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on June 21, 2024. Retrieved June 21, 2024.
Grobar, Matt (August 12, 2024). "The Monkey Teaser: Theo James Stars In Stephen King Adaptation Reteaming Longlegs Helmer Osgood Perkins With Neon". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on August 12, 2024. Retrieved August 12, 2024.
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Golden Trailer Awards

Awarded for Excellence in motion picture marketing, film trailers, posters and television advertisement
Country United States
First awarded September 21, 1999
Website http://www.goldentrailer.com/
The Golden Trailer Awards are an American annual award show for film trailers founded in 1999.[1] The awards also honor the best work in all areas of film and video game marketing, including posters, television advertisements and other media, in 108 categories.[2]

It has been called "the Hollywood Awards show for the post-MTV era" and by its founders as celebrating "the people who condense 120 minutes into a two-minute minor opus."[3]

Overview
The 1st Golden Trailer Awards ceremony was held on September 21, 1999, in New York and had 19 categories. This jury consisted of Quentin Tarantino, Stephen Wooley, Jeff Kleeman and David Kaminow (from Miramax). The cofounders, sisters Evelyn Watters and Monica Brady, promoted their inaugural festival by screening the nominated trailers inside a gold-painted Airstream trailer at the 2000 Sundance festival.[4]

The ceremonies moved to Los Angeles in 2002.[5] Notable jurors in subsequent years have included Pedro Almodovar, Joel Siegel, Ben Stiller, Benicio Del Toro, Glenn Close, and Brett Ratner.[6] Even as the ceremonies have expanded to include 108 categories (show and non-show), they have made a point of remaining short (at 70 minutes) — like the works they are recognizing.[7] All editions have been broadcast online; more recent years have been televised on various networks including HDNet, ReelzChannel and Fox's MyNetworkTV.[8]

Notable additions to the award list include the "Golden Fleece" award, given to the trailer that gives a bad movie the most appeal. Executive Director Evelyn Watters describes it as celebrating the "pure art of cutting";[9] Executive Producer Monica Brady describes it as recognizing "a great trailer for a movie that is not so great."[10] It has also been called "the most anticipated [award] of the evening."[11]

Hosts for the awards ceremonies have included Kathy Griffin (2002), Dennis Miller (2003), Tom Green (2004), Sinbad (2008), Natasha Leggero (2011), TJ Miller (2015) and Wayne Brady (2016, 2017).[12] The award was designed by artist Jim Bachor.[13]

The 9th Annual Golden Trailer Awards (broadcast as the Movie Preview Awards on MyNetworkTV),[citation needed] in 2008 were at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. The Dark Knight won three awards: Best Action, Best Summer Blockbuster Poster and Trailer of the Year[14] in the public vote held by USA Today.

The 19th annual awards ceremony was held on May 31, 2018, at the Theater at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles. Michelle Buteau was host and master of ceremonies, and the presenters included Kate Flannery, Lea DeLaria, Yvette Nicole Brown, Nicole Sullivan and Missi Pyle. Paul Dergarabedian of comScore presented the Box Office Weekend Award (The Bow) to Avengers: Infinity War for the highest three day gross between May 1, 2017, and April 30, 2018.[15]

1999
The 1st Golden Trailer Awards were held in 1999, the winners were:[16]

Best Action: The Matrix
Best Animation/Family: A Bug's Life
Best Art Commerce: The Matrix
Best Comedy: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Best Documentary: Return with Honor
Best Drama: Good Will Hunting
Best Edit: The Matrix
Best Foreign: Three Seasons
Best Horror/Thriller: The Blair Witch Project
Best Music: Out of Sight
Best Romance: Great Expectations
Best Trailer – No Budget: For Return of the Masterminds
Best Voice Over: The Blair Witch Project
Best of Show: The Matrix
Best of the Decade: Se7en
Most Original: Run Lola Run
The Dark and Stormy Night: 8MM
Trashiest: Cruel Intentions
Golden Fleece: 8MM
2000s
Note: no ceremony was held for the year 2000.

2001
The 2nd Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2001, winners are listed as follows:[17]

Best Action: Gone in Sixty Seconds tied with Vertical Limit
Best Animation/Family: Chicken Run
Best Art and Commerce: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Best Comedy: Best in Show
Best Documentary: Running on the Sun: The Badwater 135
Best Drama: Gladiator (for the teaser)
Best Foreign: Billy Elliot
Best Horror/Thriller: Unbreakable (for the teaser #1)
Best Music: Almost Famous
Best Romance: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (for the trailer)
Best Trailer – No Budget: The Big Split
Best Trailer – No Movie: "AKA"
Best Voice Over: Valentine
Best of Show: Requiem for a Dream
Most Original: Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
The Dark and Stormy Night: Hollow Man
Trashiest: A Table for One
Best Title Sequence: Bedazzled
Golden Fleece: Hollow Man
2002
The 3rd Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2002, the winners were:[18]

Best Action: A Knight's Tale
Best Animation/Family: Monsters, Inc.
Best Comedy: The Royal Tenenbaums
Best Documentary: Go Tigers!
Best Drama: Memento
Best Foreign: Amelie
Best Independent: Series 7: The Contenders (for the redband trailer)
Best Music: The Royal Tenenbaums
Best Romance: Moulin Rouge! (for "Love Story")
Best Trailer – No Movie: "Wedding Album"
Best Voice Over: Spider-Man
Best of Show: The Royal Tenenbaums
Most Original: Memento
Trashiest: Series 7: The Contenders (for the redband trailer)
Best Horror/Thriller: Panic Room
Best Title Sequence: ?
Golden Fleece: The Business of Strangers
2003
The 4th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2003, the winners were:[19]

Best Action: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (for "Sacrifice")
Best Animation/Family: Spirited Away
Best Comedy: About Schmidt (for the teaser)
Best Documentary: Bowling for Columbine
Best Drama: The Hours
Best Foreign: Read My Lips
Best Horror/Thriller: The Ring
Best Independent: Read My Lips
Best Music: About Schmidt (for the teaser)
Best Romance: Secretary
Best Trailer – No Movie: "Twelve Twisted Tricks"
Best Voice Over: About Schmidt (for the teaser)
Best of Show: About Schmidt (for the teaser)
Most Original: The Ring
Trashiest: The Rules of Attraction
Golden Fleece: Blue Crush
2004
5th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2004, the winners were:[20]

Best Action: Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
Best Animation/Family: Harry Potter and the Prison of Azkaban (for the teaser #2)
Best Comedy: Elf
Best Documentary: Spellbound
Best Drama: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (for the trailer #1)
Best Foreign: Osama
Best Foreign Independent: City of God
Best Horror/Thriller: Dawn of the Dead
Best Independent: Lost in Translation
Best Music: The Triplets of Belleville
Best Romance: The Cooler
Best Trailer – No Movie: "Revolver"
Best Voice Over: 21 Grams (voice over talent: Sean Penn)
Best Show: The Stepford Wives (for the teaser)
Most Original: The Stepford Wives (for the teaser)
Summer 2004 Blockbuster: The Stepford Wives (for the teaser)
Trashiest: A Miami Tail
Golden Fleece: Northfork
2005
6th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2005, the winners were:[21]

Best Action: War of the Worlds
Best Animation/Family: The Incredibles (for "Buckle Up")
Best Comedy: Napoleon Dynamite
Best Documentary: Fahrenheit 9/11
Best Drama: Collateral
Best Foreign: House of Flying Daggers (original title Shi mian mai fu)
Best Foreign Independent: House of Flying Daggers (original title Shi mian mai fu)
Best Horror: The Amityville Horror (for "Get Out")
Best Independent: I Heart Huckabees
Best Music: Garden State (for the trailer)
Best Romance: A Very Long Engagement (original title Un long dimanche de fiancailles)
Best Thriller: Open Water
Best Trailer – No Movie: Empire Design (for "Fela Kuti")
Best Video Game Trailer: Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault
Best Voice Over: The Motorcycle Diaries (original title Diarios de motocicleta)
Most Original: The Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy
Summer 2005 Blockbuster: War of the Worlds
Trashiest: A Dirty Shame
Golden Fleece: White Noise
2006
7th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2006, the winners were:[22]

Best Action: Mission: Impossible III
Best Animation/Family: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Best Comedy: Wedding Crashers(for "The Masters")
Best Documentary: March of the Penguins (original title La marche de l'empereur)
Best Drama: Good Night, and Good Luck.
Best Foreign Action Trailer: District B13 (original title Banlieue 13) tied with Oldboy (original title Oldeuboi)
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: FC Venus
Best Foreign Dramatic Trailer: Paradise Now
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: The Tiger and the Snow (original title La tigre e la neve)
Best Horror: The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Best Independent: Transamerica
Best Music: Happy Feet
Best Romance: Pride & Prejudice
Best Sound Editing in a Trailer: Domino (for the teaser #1)
Best Thriller: Match Point
Best Titles in a Trailer: Brick
Best Trailer – No Movie: 5-25-77 (original title '77)
Best Video Game Trailer: The Godfather
Best Voice Over: March of the Penguins (original title La marche de l'empereur)
Best Show: Mission: Impossible III
Most Original: Thank You for Smoking
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Look Both Ways
Summer 2006 Blockbuster: Mission: Impossible III
Trashiest: Survival Island (original title Three)
Golden Fleece: Into the Blue
Special Audience: Beer League (for the trashiest trailer)
2007
8th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2007, the winners were:[23]

Best Action: 300
Best Documentary: This Film Is Not Yet Rated
Best Independent: The Science of Sleep (original title La science des reves)
Best Thriller: The Descent
Best of Show: 300
Trashiest: Another Gay Movie
Golden Fleece: Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus
Summer Blockbuster: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
2008
9th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2008, the winners were:[24]

Best Action: The Dark Knight
Best Action Poster: Resident Evil: Extinction
Best Action TV Spot: The Bourne Ultimatum (for "I Remember")
Best Animation/Family: Enchanted
Best Animation/Family Poster: Shrek the Third (for the teaser poster)
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (for "Great Wizards")
Best Anime Trailer: Doctor Strange
Best Comedy: Tropic Thunder
Best Comedy Poster: Step Brothers (for the one sheet)
Best Comedy TV Spot: Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (for "Campaign")
Best Documentary: Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?
Best Documentary Poster: Religious (for "Toast")
Best Drama: No Country for Old Men
Best Drama Poster: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (for the one sheet)
Best Drama TV Spot: There Will Be Blood (for "Music Review")
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Revolver
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: My Best Friend (original title Mon meilleur ami)
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: When Did You Last See Your Father? (original title And When Did You Last See Your Father?")
Best Foreign Horror/Thriller Trailer: The Eye 3 (original title "Gin gwai")
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Paris, je t'aime (for "The Dance")
Best Horror: I Am Legend
Best Horror Poster: The Eye (for the one sheet)
Best Horror TV Spot: Saw IV (for "Clown Blinks")
Best In-Theater Advertising: Mad Men
Best Independent Poster: Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
Best Independent Trailer: Day Night Day Night
Best International Poster: Trade
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Hitman
Best Music: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (original title Le scaphandre et le papillon)
Best Romance: Atonement
Best Romance Poster: 27 Dresses (for the one sheet)
Best Romance TV Spot: 27 Dresses (for "Invite Event")
Best Sound Editing: I Am Legend
Best Summer 2008 Blockbuster Poster: The Dark Knight (for the teaser)
Best Summer 2008 TV Spot: Wanted (for "Choice Revised")
Best Teaser Poster: Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer (for the teaser)
Best Thriller: Vantage Point
Best Thriller Poster: Untraceable (for "Diane")
Best Thriller TV Spot: No Country for Old Men (for "Friend-o")
Best Trailer – No Movie: Gamer
Best Video Game Trailer: The Simpsons Game
Best Voice Over: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Best Wildposts: Forgetting Sarah Marshall (for "Wild Posts")
Most Original: In Bruges
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Persepolis (for trailer #2)
Most Original Poster: Rambo (for "Stencil")
Most Original TV Spot: Shrek the Third (for "Shrekstra #1")
Summer 2008 Blockbuster: Iron Man (for "Escaped")
Trashiest Trailer: Drive Thru
Golden Fleece: Awake
2009
10th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2009, the winners were:[25]

Best Summer 2009 Blockbuster Poster: Star Trek (for the "Final One Sheet")
Best Summer 2009 TV Spot: Star Trek (for "Dare")
Best in Show: Star Trek
Summer 2009 Blockbuster: Star Trek
Best Film Festival Trailer: New York, I Love You
Best Independent Trailer: Happy-Go-Lucky
Best Music: Star Trek
2010s
2010
11th Golden Trailer Award ceremony award was held in 2010, the winners were:[26]

Best Independent Trailer: A Serious Man (for trailer #3)
Best Sound Editing: A Serious Man (for trailer #3)
Best Summer 2010 Blockbuster Poster: Inception (for "Maze")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: Avatar (for "Planet Pandora")
Best Action: Avatar (for "Theatrical Trailer")
Best Action TV Spot: Avatar (for "Kansas")
Best Animation/Family: How to Train Your Dragon (for "Prepare" trailer #3)
Best Summer Blockbuster 2010 TV Spot: The Last Airbender (for "Chosen")
Best in Show: A Serious Man (for trailer #3)
Most Innovative Advertising for a Brand/Product: The Sound of Music (for "Entertainment Trailer")
Most Original: A Serious Man (for trailer #3)
Most Original Poster: Inception (for "Maze")
Summer 2010 Blockbuster: Inception (for "City")
2011
12th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2011, the winners were:[27]

Best Foreign/International Poster: You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger
Best Independent: The Tree of Life
Best Summer 2011 Blockbuster Trailer: Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: Empire of Silver (original title Bai yin di guo)
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Empire of Silver (original title Bai yin di guo)
Best Horror: The Rite
Best of Show: The Tree of Life
Most Original: The Tree of Life
2012
13th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2012, the winners were:[28]

Best Action: Snow White and the Huntsman (for "Forever")
Best Action Poster: The Hunger Games (for teaser poster)
Best Action TV Spot: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (for "Beat")
Best Animation/Family: The Muppets (for "Their Movie")
Best Animation/Family Poster: The Hunger Games (for "Final Poster")
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: Puss in Boots (for "Curiosity")
Best Anime Trailer: The Secret World of Arrietty (original title Kari-gurashi no Arietti) (for "Stand Tall")
Best Comedy: Bridesmaids (for redband trailer)
Best Comedy Poster: The Hangover Part II (for "One Sheet")
Best Comedy TV Spot: 21 Jump Street (for "Arrest")
Best Documentary: George Harrison: Living in The Material World
Best Documentary Poster: Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap
Best Drama: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Best Drama Poster: The Ides of March (for "One Sheet")
Best Drama TV Spot: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close (for "Messages")
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Elite Squad: The Enemy Within (original title Tropa de Elite 2: O Inimigo Agora e Outro)
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: The Secret World of Arrietty (original title Kari-gurashi no Arietti) (for "UK trailer")
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: The Untouchables (original title Intouchables)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Anton Corbijn Inside Out
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: Martha Marcy May Marlene (for "Review")
Best Horror: The Devil Inside (for "Who")
Best Horror Poster: Scream 4
Best Horror TV Spot: The Cabin in the Woods (for "Secret")
Best Independent: Take Shelter
Best Independent Poster: Tinker Tailor Toy Soldier Spy (for "One Sheet")
Best Independent TV Spot: The Artist (for ":60 Spotlight")
Best International Poster: The Dark Knight Rises (for UK Quad")
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Anonymous (for domestic trailer #2)
Best Music: Another Earth
Best Pre-Show Theatrical Advertising: 21 Jump Street (for "In Theater NCM")
Best Romance: Like Crazy
Best Romance Poster: The Lucky One (for "One Sheet")
Best Romance TV Spot: The Vow (for "Forever")
Best Sound Editing: The Woman in Black (for "Darkness")
Best Standee for Feature Film: The Hunger Games
Best Summer 2012 Blockbuster Poster: The Dark Knight Rises (for teaser one sheet "City")
Best Summer Blockbuster 2012 TV Spot: Snow White and the Huntsman (for "Ravenna")
Best Teaser Poster: The Hunger Games (for teaser poster)
Best Thriller: The Grey (for "Teeth Redband")
Best Thriller Poster: The Ides of March (for "One Sheet")
Best Thriller TV Spot: Contagion
Best Trailer – No Movie: Babylon
Best Video Game Trailer: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (original title Wiedzmin 2: Zabojcy krolow)
Best Voice Over: Final Destination 5 (for "Die Again")
Best Wildposts: Drive (for "Vertical Campaign")
Best in Show: The Dark Knight Rises (for "Chant")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: Shame (for "Alternative Newspaper Ad")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Brand/Product: The Hunger Games (for "Faux Motion Ad – Smile Away")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: Shame (for Alternative Newspaper Ad")
Most Original Poster: The Ides of March (for "One Sheet")
Most Original TV Spot: The Descendants (for "Paradise")
Most Original Trailer: Chronicle (for "Camera")
Summer 2012 Blockbuster Trailer: The Dark Knight Rises (for "Chant")
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: The Secret World of Arrietty (original title Kari-gurashi no Arietti) (for "UK Trailer")
Trashiest Poster: Piranha 3DD
Trashiest Trailer: Piranha 3DD
Golden Fleece: Apollo 18 (for "Classified")
2013
14th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2013, the winners were:[29]

Best Action: Skyfall (for domestic trailer)
Best Action Poster: The Expendables 2 (for "Last Supper")
Best Action TV Spot: Fast & Furious 6 (for "Breathe" Super Bowl trailer)
Best Animation/Family: Wreck-It-Ralph (for "Dreams")
Best Animation/Family Poster: Life of Pi (for "Mosaic")
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: Monsters University (for "College AD Imagine")
Best Comedy: The Hangover Part III (for teaser trailer)
Best Comedy Poster: Ted
Best Comedy TV Spot: Ted (for "Name Game")
Best Documentary: Brooklyn Castle
Best Documentary Poster: The House I Live In
Best Drama: Argo
Best Drama Poster: Argo
Best Drama TV Spot: Lincoln (for "Vote")
Best Film Festival Poster: The Last Stand (for "New York Comic-Con" poster)
Best Film Festival Trailer: Kinetic Imageworkds (for 50th New York Film Festival)
Best Foreign Action Trailer: The Thieves (original title Dodookdeul)
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: From Up on Puppy Hill (original title Kokuriko-zaka kara)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: The Gatekeeper
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: Unfinished Song (original title Song for Marion)
Best Foreign Graphics Trailer: Painted Skin: The Resurrection (original title Hua pi 2)
Best Foreign Horror/Thriller Trailer: The Awakening
Best Foreign Poster: Mabo
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Treading Water (original title The Boy Who Smells Like Fish)
Best Foreign TV Spot: Rust and Bone (original title De rouille et d'os) (for "Sexy Action")
Best Graphic Design in a TV Spot: The Expendables 2 (for "Tank Review")
Best Horror: Mama (for "Forever")
Best Horror Poster: The Last Exorcism Part II (for "Backhend")
Best Horror TV Spot: Sinister (for "No One")
Best Independent Poster: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Best Independent TV Spot: End of Watch (for "Sound Review")
Best Independent Trailer: Silver Linings Playbook (for "Never Met")
Best International Poster: Skyfall
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Argo
Best Music: Les Misérables (for "I Dreamed a Dream")
Best Music TV Spot: Django Unchained (for "Unchained BET")
Best Original Score: Skyfall (for teaser trailer)
Best Pre-Show Theatrical Advertising: A Good Day to Die Hard (for "Go Big Regal")
Best Romance: Silver Linings Playbook
Best Romance Poster: Safe Haven (for one sheet)
Best Romance TV Spot: Safe Haven (for "Secret")
Best Sound Editing: Flight (for "Impact Review")
Best Summer 2013 Blockbuster Poster: Man of Steel
Best Summer Blockbuster 2013 TV Spot: Fast & Furious 6 (for "Breathe" Super Bowl trailer)
Best Teaser Poster: A Good Day to Die Hard
Best Thriller: Trance (for domestic trailer C)
Best Thriller Poster: Trance
Best Thriller TV Spot: Dredd (for "Big Addicted")
Best Video Game Poster: Tomb Raider (for "Tomb Raider")
Best Video Game TV Spot: Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (for "Showdown Accolades")
Best Video Game Trailer: Tomb Raider (for "Tri 3 Survivor")
Best Voice Over TV Spot: Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (for "Brutal")
Best Wildposts: The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Best in Show: Iron Man 3 (for "Not Afraid")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: The Campaign (for "Cam Dollar")
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Kill Me Please
Most Original Poster: Texas Chainsaw 3D (for Special Screening Long Shot")
Most Original TV Spot: Brave (for Mother's Day: 60")
Most Original Trailer: Monsters University (for "Admissions")
Summer 2013 Blockbuster Trailer: Iron Man 3 (for "Not Afraid")
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: John Dies at the End
Trashiest Poster: A Haunted House
Trashiest Trailer: Spring Breakers
Golden Fleece: Hit and Run (for greenband trailer)
2014
15th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2014, the winners were:[30]

Best Action: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (for the trailer "World Event")
Best Action Poster: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Best Action TV Spot: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (for "The World 60")
Best Animation/Family: Frozen (for "The Time Is Forever" trailer)
Best Animation/Family Poster: Despicable Me 2 (for Side by Side Billboard" poster)
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: The Lego Movie (for "Special Cast")
Best Comedy: Bad Words (for redband trailer)
Best Comedy Poster: Neighbors (for teaser poster)
Best Comedy TV Spot: Neighbors (for "Mad Neighbors")
Best Documentary: Blackfish
Best Documentary Poster: Muscle Shoals
Best Documentary TV Spot: The Armstrong Lie (for "Ride 60")
Best Drama: Lee Daniel's The Butler
Best Drama Poster: Gravity
Best Drama TV Spot: Rush (for "Mark:60")
Best Fantasy Adventure: Maleficent (for trailer featuring Lana Del Rey's version of "Once Upon a Dream")
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot: Star Trek: Into Darkness (for "Go:30")
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Warrior King 2 (original title Tom yum goong 2) (for "Revenge")
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: Ernest & Celestine (original title Ernest et Celestine)
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: Hector and the Search for Happiness (for the international theatrical trailer)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Hawking
Best Foreign Drama: Ida
Best Foreign Graphics in a Trailer: Journey to the West (original title Xi you: Xiang mo pian) (for "Demons")
Best Foreign Horror/Thriller Trailer: The Babadook
Best Foreign Poster: Roxanne
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Dirty Weekend (original title Le Weekend)
Best Foreign TV Spot: The Wind Rises (original title Kaze tachinu) (for "Hayao Miyazaki – Visionary 30")
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: The Grand Budapest Hotel (for "30TV Dynamite")
Best Horror: The Conjuring (for "Case")
Best Horror Poster: You're Next
Best Horror TV Spot: The Conjuring (for "Event Review")
Best Independent Poster: 12 Years a Slave (for theatrical release poster)
Best Independent TV Spot: 12 Years a Slave (for "Fight Back")
Best Independent Trailer: Dallas Buyers Club (for trailer #1/theatrical trailer)
Best International Poster: Godzilla
Best Motion Poster: 2 Guns
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Transcendence (for "Singularity")
Best Music: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (for "Dirty Paws" by Of Monsters and Men in theatrical trail #1)
Best Music TV Spot: Frozen (for "Let It Go" Review – Disney's Frozen Holiday trailer)
Best Original Score: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (for theatrical trailer #4)
Best Pre-Show Theatrical Advertising for a Band: White House Down (for "NCW")
Best Romance: The Fault in Our Stars
Best Romance Poster: About Time
Best Romance TV Spot: The Great Gatsby (for "You and Me")
Best Sound Editing: Into the Storm (for teaser trailer)
Best Standee for a Feature Film: Despicable Me 2 (for "Whack-a-Minion")
Best Summer 2014 Blockbuster Poster: Godzilla
Best Summer Blockbuster 2014 TV Spot: Godzilla (for "Flight")
Best Teaser Poster: The Purge: Anarchy
Best Thriller: Gravity (for "Detached")
Best Thriller Poster: You're Next (for Comic Con poster)
Best Thriller TV Spot: Gravity (for "No Escape")
Best Video Game Poster: Need for Speed: Rivals
Best Video Game TV Spot: Diablo III: Reaper of Souls (for "Face Off")
Best Vine: Sabotage (for "Kill #18")
Best Viral Video of Campaign: Muppets Most Wanted (for "Watched the Commercials Extended Online")
Best Voice Over TV Spot: RoboCop (for "60Infomerical")
Best Wildposts: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (for teaser outdoor poster)
Best in Show: Gravity (for "Detached")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Brand/Product: The Lego Movie (for "Behind the Bricks")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: The Wolf of Wall Street (for "Marty Party")
Most Innovative Advertising for a Video Game: Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z (for "Load of Shit")
Most Original Foreign Trailer: The Turning
Most Original Poster: You're Next (for "Graffiti Billboard" poster)
Most Original TV Spot: Muppets Most Wanted (for "Across the Internet")
Most Original Trailer: This Is the End (for "April Fools" trailer)
Trashiest Poster: Lovelace
Trashiest Trailer: Bad Milo (original title Bad Milo!)
Best Summer 2014 Blockbuster Trailer: Edge of Tomorrow (for "Converge")
Best Video Game: Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag – Freedom Cry (for "Launch" trailer)
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: Don Jon (for trailer #1)
Golden Fleece: The Fifth Estate (for "The Future")
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: The Heat (for "Can You Dig It?")
2015
16th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2015, the winners were:[31]

Best Action: Furious 7
Best Action Poster: The Expendables 3
Best Animation/Family: Big Hero 6
Best Animation/Family Poster: Minions
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: Big Hero 6
Best Billboard: Insurgent
Best Comedy: Ted 2
Best Comedy Poster: Ted 2
Best Comedy TV Spot: Ted 2
Best Documentary: Life Itself
Best Documentary Poster: Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger
Best Documentary TV Spot: Monkey Kingdom
Best Drama: Selma
Best Drama Poster: American Sniper
Best Drama TV Spot: American Sniper
Best Fantasy/Adventure Poster: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Best Fantasy/Adventure: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot: Guardians of the Galaxy
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Grandmaster
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: Shaun the Sheep Movie
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: The Bachelor (original title The Stag)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Dark Horse
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: The Imitation Game
Best Foreign Graphics in a Trailer: The Babadook
Best Foreign Horror Trailer: Hollow (original title Doat hon)
Best Foreign Poster: '71
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Far from the Madding Crowd
Best Foreign TV Spot: Ex Machina
Best Foreign Thriller Trailer: Ex Machina
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: Nightcrawler
Best Horror: The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
Best Horror Poster: Dracula Untold
Best Horror TV Spot: The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
Best Independent: Boyhood
Best Independent Poster: Cut Bank
Best Independent TV Spot: The Drop
Best International Poster: As Above, So Below
Best Motion Poster: Deliver Us from Evil
Best Music: Guardians of the Galaxy
Best Music TV Spot: American Sniper
Best Original Score: Interstellar
Best Original Score TV Spot: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Best Pre-Show Theatrical Advertising for a Brand: Big Hero 6
Best Romance: Paper Towns
Best Romance Poster: The Age of Adaline
Best Romance TV Spot: If I Stay
Best Sound Editing: Avengers: Age of Ultron
Best Summer 2015 Blockbuster: Avengers: Age of Ultron
Best Summer Blockbuster Poster: Minions
Best Summer Blockbuster TV Spot: Jurassic World
Best Teaser: Interstellar
Best Teaser Poster: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Best Thriller: American Sniper
Best Thriller Poster: John Wick
Best Thriller TV Spot: American Sniper
Best Trailer/Teaser for a TV Series/Miniseries: Game of Thrones
Best Viral Campaign: Into the Storm
Best Voice Over TV Spot: McFarland, USA
Best Wildposts: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Best in Show: Furious 7
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: Inherent Vice
Golden Fleece: The Giver
Most Innovating Advertising for a Feature Film: These Final Hours
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Hyena
Most Original Poster: Kill the Messenger
Most Original Trailer: Mad Max: Fury Road
Trashiest Trailer: Buzzard
Best Action TV Spot: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, Bo Good, Very Bad Day
Most Original TV Spot: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
Golden Fleece – Best Action TV Spot: Furious 7
Golden Fleece – Best Documentary Poster: Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger
2016
17th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2016, the winners were:[32]

Best Action: Deadpool
Best Action Poster: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (original title Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens)
Best Animation/Family: The Jungle Book
Best Animation/Family Poster: The Secret Life of Pets
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: The Jungle Book
Best Billboard: Allegiant
Best Cinematic Vine/Instagram: Victor Frankestein
Best Comedy: Keanu
Best Comedy Poster: Dirty Grandpa
Best Comedy TV Spot: Spy
Best Documentary: He Named Me Malala
Best Documentary Poster: Making a Murderer
Best Documentary TV Spot: Making a Murderer
Best Drama: The Martian
Best Drama Poster: The Hateful Eight
Best Drama TV Spot: Bridge of Spies (for "Standing Man International")
Best Fantasy/Adventure Poster: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
Best Fantasy/Adventure: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (original title Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens)
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot: The Hunger Games: Mockinjay – Part 2
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Rise of the Legend (original title Huang feihong zhi yingxiong you meng)
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: Oddball and the Penguins (original title Oddball)
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: Rams (original title Hrutar)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Amy
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: Phoenix
Best Foreign Graphics in a Trailer: The Hallow
Best Foreign Horror Trailer: Goodnight Mommy (original title Ich seh ich seh)
Best Foreign Independent: Macbeth
Best Foreign Music Trailer: Rattle the Cage (original title Zinzana)
Best Foreign Poster: Downriver
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: Brooklyn
Best Foreign TV Spot: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny
Best Foreign Teaser: High-Rise
Best Foreign Thriller Trailer: The Wave (original title Bølgen)
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Best Horror: The Witch (original title The VVitch: A New-England Folktale)
Best Horror Poster: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Best Horror TV Spot: The Conjuring 2
Best Independent: Spotlight
Best Independent Poster: The End of the Tour
Best Independent TV Spot: The Hateful Eight
Best Independent Trailer (For a Film Budget Shot Under $1-Million U.S.): Grandma
Best International Poster: Unfriended
Best Motion Poster: Sinister 2
Best Motion/Title Graphics: The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Best Music: Deadpool
Best Music TV Spot: Straight Outta Compton
Best Original Score: The Jungle Book
Best Original Score TV Spot: The Jungle Book
Best Radio/Audio Spot: Ride Along 2
Best Romance: Me Before You
Best Romance Poster: Me Before You
Best Romance TV Spot: The Danish Girl
Best Sound Editing: The Revenant
Best Sound Editing in a TV Spot: The Witch (original title The VVitch: A New-England Folktale)
Best Summer Blockbuster Poster: Suicide Squad
Best Teaser: Joy
Best Teaser Poster: Straight Outta Compton
Best Teaser TV Spot: Jessica Jones
Best Thriller: Black Mass
Best Thriller Poster: The Martian
Best Thriller TV Spot: Sicario
Best Trailer/Teaser for a TV Series/Miniseries: Narcos
Best Video Game Trailer: Assassin's Creed: Syndicate
Best Viral Campaign: Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
Best Voice Over TV Spot: Zoolander 2
Best Wildposts: Minions
Best of Show: Spotlight
Foreign Trashiest Trailer: Loev
Golden Fleece: Pixels
Golden Fleece Foreign: J. Kessels
Golden Fleece TV Spot: Fifty Shades of Black
Most Innovating Advertising for a Feature Film: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
Most Original: Hail, Caesar! (for trailer #2)
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
Most Original Poster: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Most Original TV Spot: Zootopia (for "Oscar Review" a.k.a. "Year in Film")
Summer 2016 Blockbuster: Captain America: Civil War
Summer 2016 Blockbuster TV Spot: Captain America: Civil War
The Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: Anomalisa
Trashiest Trailer: Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland
Best Trailer – No Movie: The Legend of Andor
Trashiest Poster: Dirty Grandpa
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: Dope
2017
18th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2017, the winners were:[33]

Best Action: Baby Driver
Best Action TV Spot Trailer/Teaser: Narcos
Best Action Poster: The Magnificent Seven
Best Action TV Spot: John Wick: Chapter 2
Best Animation/Family: The Lego Batman Movie
Best Animation/Family TV Spot Trailer/Teaser: The Simpsons
Best Animation/Family Poster: Pete's Dragon
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: The Lego Batman Movie
Best Billboard: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Best Comedy: The House
Best Comedy TV Spot Trailer/Teaser: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
Best Comedy Poster: The Nice Guys
Best Comedy TV Series Poster: The Simpsons
Best Comedy TV Spot: Baywatch
Best Documentary: Get Me Roger Stone
Best Documentary TV Spot Trailer/Teaser: Get Me Roger Stone
Best Documentary Poster: Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World
Best Documentary TV Spot: 13th
Best Documentary/Reality TV Series Poster: American Crime Story
Best Drama: Dunkirk
Best Drama TV Spot Trailer/Teaser: Big Little Lies
Best Drama Poster: Hacksaw Ridge
Best Drama TV Spot: Arrival
best Drama/Action TV Series Poster: Big Little Lies
Best Fantasy/Adventure Poster: Star Wars: The Last Jedi (original title Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi)
Best Fantasy Adventure: Wonder Woman
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Stranger Things
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot: Doctor Strange
Best Foreign TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: The Silence Valley (original title Valea Muta)
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Collide
Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer: Loving Vincent
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: David Brent: Life on the Road
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: I Am Bolt
Best Foreign Drama: Lion
Best Foreign Graphics in a Trailer: Loving Vincent
Best Foreign Horror Trailer: Evolution (original title Evolution)
Best Foreign Independent: Jawbone
Best Foreign Music Trailer: Raw (original title Grave)
Best Foreign Poster: The Man Who Was Thursday
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: My Cousin Rachel
Best Foreign TV Spot: Train to Busan (original title Busanhaeng)
Best Foreign Teaser: Lady Macbeth
Best Foreign Thriller Trailer: The Girl with All the Gifts
Best Graphics TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: American Horror Story
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: Moonlight
Best Horror: It
Best Horror Poster: Alien: Covenant
Best Horror TV Poster: Don't Breathe
Best Horror/Thriller TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Westworld
Best Horror/Thriller TV Series Poster: Fight of the Living Dead
Best Independent: Manchester by the Sea
Best Independent TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore.
Best Independent Poster: Moonlight
Best Independent TV Spot: Moonlight
Best Independent Trailer (For a Film Budget Shot Under $1-Million U.S.): Deep Water: The Real Story
Best International Poster: Get Out
Best Motion Poster: The Birth of a Nation
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Atomic Blonde
Best Music: Logan
Best Music TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Westworld
Best Music TV Spot: La La Land
Best Opening Title Sequence of Closing Credits for a Feature Film: xXx: Return of Xander Cage
Best Opening Title Sequence or Closing Credits for a TV/Streaming Series: Big Little Lies
Best Original Score: La La Land
Best Original Score TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Better Call Saul
Best Original Score TV Spot: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (original title Rogue One)
Best Promo for a TV Network: Empowering Women Everywhere
Best Radio/Audio Spot: The Lego Batman Movie
Best Romance: The Light Between Oceans
Best Romance Poster: La La Land
Best Romance TV Spot: La La Land
Best Sound Editing: Atomic Blonde
Best Sound Editing TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Legion
Bet Sound Editing in a TV Spot: Sully
Best Summer 2017 Blockbuster: Atomic Blonde
Best Summer 2017 Blockbuster Poster: Wonder Woman
Best Summer Blockbuster 2017: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Best Teaser: Blade Runner 2049
Best Teaser Poster: Kong: Skull Island
Best Teaser TV Spot: Sausage Party
Best Thriller: A Cure for Wellness
Best Thriller Poster: Split
Best Thriller TV Spot: A Cure for Wellness
Best Trailerbyte for a Feature Film: The Lego Batman Movie
Best Trailerbyte for a TV Series/Streaming Series: Fargo
Best Video Game Poster: Halo Wars 2
Best Video Game TV Spot: Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Best Video Game Trailer: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Best Viral Campaign: Rings
Best Viral or Campaign: Rings
Best Voice Over TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Designated Survivor
Best Voice Over TV Spot: The Lego Batman Movie
Best Wildposts: Doctor Strange
Best of Show: Wonder Woman
Foreign Trashiest Trailer: The Lure
Golden Fleece: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
Golden Fleece Foreign: A Few Less Men
Golden Fleece TV Spot: Assassin's Creed
Most Innovating Advertising for a Feature Film: Arrival
Most Original: The Nice Guys
Most Original TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: American Horror Story
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Evolution (original title Evolution)
Most Original Poster: The Simpsons
Most Original TV Spot: Sully
Most Original Trailer: The Nice Guys
The Don LaFontaine Award for Bet Voice Over: Amazon Studios, Magnolia Pictures, Mark Woollen & Associates
Trashiest Trailer: Bad Santa 2
Best Foreign TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: ?
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: ?
Best Summer 2017 Blockbuster TV Spot: ?
Best Summer Blockbuster Poster: ?
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: ?
Most Original TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: ?
2018
19th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2018, the winners were:[34]

Best Action: Black Panther
Best Action TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Narcos
Best Action Poster: Wonder Woman: Crafting the Wonder
Best Action TV Spot: Black Panther
Best Animation/Family: Isle of Dogs
Best Animation/Family TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Bojack Horseman
Best Animation/Family Poster: Peter Rabbit
Best Billboard: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Best Comedy: Lady Bird
Best Comedy TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Glow
Best Comedy Poster: Baskets
Best Comedy TV Spot: Ocean's Eight
Best Documentary: Won't You Be My Neighbor?
Best Documentary/Reality TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: One Strange Rock
Best Documentary/Reality Poster TV Series: Adam Ruins Everything
Best Documentary Poster: Studio 54
Best Documentary TV Spot: I Am Not Your Negro
Best Drama: The Shape of Water
Best Drama TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Westworld
Best Drama Poster: Realive
Best Drama TV Spot: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Best Drama/Action TV Series Poster: Ozark
Best Fantasy/Adventure Poster: The Shape of Water
Best Fantasy Adventure: Avengers: Endgame
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Stranger Things
Best Fantasy/Adventure TV Spot: Ready Player One
Best Foreign TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Dark
Best Foreign Animation/ Family Trailer: Bilal
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: The Square
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Devil's Freedom (original title La Libertad del Diablo)
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: A Fantastic Woman (original title Una mujer fantastica)
Best Foreign Horror Trailer: The Secret of Marrowbone (original title Marrowbone)
Best Foreign Independent: BPM (Beats Per Minute) (original title 120 battements par minute)
Best Foreign Music Trailer: Youth (original title Fang hua)
Best Foreign Poster: The Silent Revolution (original title Das schweigende Klassenzimmer)
Best Foreign TV Spot: The Square
Best Foreign Teaser: Yardie
Best Foreign Thriller Trailer: Double Lover (original title L'amant double)
Best Graphics TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Lady Dynamite
Best Graphics in a TV Spot: The Spy Who Dumped Me
Best Horror: A Quiet Place
Best Horror Poster: Winchester
Best Horror TV Spot: A Quiet Place
Best Horror/Thriller TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Rellik
Best Horror/Thriller TV Series Poster: American Horror Story
Best Independent: I, Tonya
Best Independent Poster: Okja
Best Independent TV Spot: Lady Bird
Best Independent Trailer (For a Film Budget Shot Under $1-Million U.S.): The Endless
Best International Poster: Wonder Woman: Crafting the Wonder
Best Motion Poster: Isle of Dogs
Best Motion/Title Graphics: Baby Driver
Best Music: Baby Driver
Best Music TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Stranger Things
Best Music TV Spot: Black Panther
Best Original Score: Good Time
Best Original Score TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Westworld
Best Original Score TV Spot: Phantom Thread
Best Radio/Audio Spot: The Hitman's Bodyguard
Best Romance: Call Me by Your Name
Best Romance TV Spot: Phantom Thread
Best Sound Editing: Mother!
Best Sound Editing TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Stranger Things
Best Sound Editing in a TV Spot: Atomic Blonde
Best Summer 2018 Blockbuster: Incredibles 2
Best Summer Blockbuster TV Spot: Solo: A Star Wars Story
Best Teaser: Deadpool 2
Best Teaser Poster: Ocean's Eight
Best Thriller: Unsane
Best Thriller Poster: Flatliners
Best Thriller TV Spot: Dunkirk
Best Trailer for Book or Novel: The Butchering Art
Best Trailerbyte for a Feature Film: Super Troopers 2
Best Trailerbyte for a TV Series/Streaming Series: Westworld
Best Video Game: Call of Duty: WWII
Best Viral Campaign: The Disaster Artist
Best Voice Over TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: Comrade Detective
Best Voice Over TV Spot: Atomic Blonde
Best Wildposts Teaser Campaign: Love, Simon
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: Mudbound
Golden Fleece: The Meg
Golden Fleece TV Spot: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
Most Innovating Advertising for TV Series/Streaming: The Long Road Home
Most Innovating Advertising for a Feature Film: A Quiet Place
Most Original TV Spot Trailer/Teaser Series: American Vandal
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan or Arc (original title Jeannette, I'enfance de Jeanne d'Arc) tied with The Square
Most Original Poster: The Vietnam War
Most Original TV Spot: I, Tonya
Most Original Trailer: Deadpool 2
Trashiest Trailer: The Little Hours
Best Animation/Family TV Spot: ?
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Beyond the Edge (original title ISRA 88)
Best Foreign Romance Trailer: ?
Best Opening Title Sequence or Closing Credits for a Feature Film: ?
2019
20th Golden Trailer Award ceremony was held in 2019, the winners were:[35]

Best of Show: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Box Office Weekend: Avengers: Endgame
Best Action: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Best Animation/Family: Toy Story 4
Best Comedy: Long Shot
Best Documentary: Free Solo
Best Drama: A Star Is Born
Best Horror: Us
Best Independent Trailer: The Favourite
Best Music: Us
Best Thriller: Bird Box
Best Video Game Trailer: Anthem
Golden Fleece: Serenity
Most Original Trailer: Roma
Best Summer 2019 Blockbuster Trailer: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Best Fantasy Adventure: Avengers: Endgame
Best Teaser: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Best Romance: A Star Is Born
Don LaFontaine Award for Best Voice Over: If Beale Street Could Talk
Trashiest Trailer: Piercing
Best Motion/Title Graphics: The Irishman
Best Sound Editing: Bohemian Rhapsody
Best Original Score: Midsommar
Best Independent Trailer (for film budget shot under $1.5Million US): Jonathan
Best Faith-Based Trailer: Holy Lands
Best Home Entertainment Action: Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Best Home Entertainment Comedy: Crazy Rich Asians
Best Home Entertainment Drama: Bohemian Rhapsody
Best Home Entertainment Family/Animation: Mary Poppins Returns
Best Home Entertainment Fantasy Adventure: Avengers: Infinity War
Best Home Entertainment Horror/Thriller: In Darkness
Best Foreign Action Trailer: Girls of the Sun (original title Les filles du soleil)
Best Foreign Comedy Trailer: Sink or Swim (original title Le Grand Bain)
Best Foreign Documentary Trailer: Sharkwater Extinction
Best Foreign Drama Trailer: Border (original title Gräns)
Best Foreign Horror Trailer: The Hole in the Ground
Most Original Foreign Trailer: Temporary Difficulties (original title Vremennye trudnosti)
Best Foreign Independent Trailer: Aniara
Best Foreign Music Trailer: Beats
Best Foreign Thriller Trailer: The Guilty (original title Den skyldige)
Best Foreign Teaser: Shadow (original title 影)
Best Action TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Best Animation/Family TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Mary Poppins Returns
Best Comedy TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Deadpool 2
Best Drama TV Spot (for a Feature Film): A Star Is Born
Best Foreign TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Equally Powerful Movies
Best Graphics in a TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Searching
Best Horror TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Us
Best Music TV Spot (for a Feature Film): A Star Is Born
Best Romance TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Life Itself
Best Thriller TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Us
Best Video Game TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Fallout 76
Best Voice Over TV Spot (for a Feature Film): The Favourite
Most Original TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Deadpool 2
Best Documentary TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Free Solo
Best Fantasy Adventure TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Avengers: Endgame
Best Original Score TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Native Son
Best Sound Editing in a TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Hereditary
Golden Fleece TV Spot (for a Feature Film): Hellboy
Best Action TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: The Boys
Best Animation/Family TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Anne with an E
Best Comedy TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Atlanta
Best Drama TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Escape at Dannemora
Best Documentary/Reality TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: The Staircase
Best Fantasy Adventure TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Game of Thrones
Best Foreign TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Arde Madrid
Best Graphics in a TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Biography
Best Horror/Thriller TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Chernobyl
Best Music TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Stranger Things
Best Original Score TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: The Twilight Zone
Best Sound Editing TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Stranger Things
Best Voice Over in a TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: The Handmaid's Tale
Most Original TV Spot/Trailer/Teaser for a Series: Maniac
Best Promo for a TV Network: HBO
Best Title/Credit Sequence for a Feature Length Film (or Video Game): Escape Room
Best Title/Credit Sequence for a TV/Streaming Series: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
Best Promo for an OTO or Special: HBO
Best Action Poster: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Best Animation/Family Movie Poster: A Dog's Way Home
Best Billboard: Roma
Best Comedy Poster: The Hustle
Best Documentary Poster: Free Solo
Best Drama Poster: Roma
Best Fantasy Adventure Poster: Captain Marvel
Best Foreign Poster: Firecrackers
Best Horror Poster: The Nun
Best Independent Poster: Private Life
Best International Poster: Bohemian Rhapsody
Best Motion Poster: Mary Poppins Returns
Best Summer 2019 Blockbuster Poster: The Lion King
Best Teaser Poster: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Best Thriller Poster: Glass
Best Video Game Poster: Prey: Mooncrash
Best Wildposts: Roma
Most Original Poster: I Think We're Alone Now
Best Animation/Family Poster for a TV/Streaming Series: Castlevania
Best Comedy Poster for a TV/Streaming Series: Young Sheldon
Best Documentary/Reality Poster for a TV/Streaming Series: The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
Best Drama/Action Poster for a TV/Streaming Series: Black Mirror: Bandersnatch
Best Horror/Thriller Poster for a TV/Streaming Series: Ghoul
Best WildPosts for a TV/Streaming Series: Ozark
Most Innovative Advertising for a Feature Film: Us
Most Innovative Advertising for a TV/Streaming Series: Shark Week
Best Viral Campaign: Hulu
Best TrailerByte for a Feature Length Film: Mid90s
Best TrailerByte for a TV/Streaming Series: Parker Strong: How the New England Patriots Became Super Heroes
Best Radio/Audio Spot (All Genres): A Star Is Born
2020s
2021
The 21st Annual Awards