New Action Trailers — Week of September 28 – October 4, 2026
Street Fighter — “Ken vs Ryu” Featurette
Released: September 28, 2026
Paramount and Legendary's second promo piece in eight days drops the game-move ledger and sits on the Ryu–Ken relationship instead, which in practice means the cut is carried by two-hander striking exchanges — the most coverage-hungry thing in the picture, because a fractured-brotherhood fight has to be legible as character beat by beat and still land at game speed. The stunt department behind it has now surfaced on the credits and it is deep for the genre: Philip Partridge is stunt coordinator, Anthony Rinna fight coordinator, and Jon Valera directs second unit while also coordinating stunts on it, with Cameron Hilts as assistant stunt coordinator and second unit coordinator and Tim Connolly coordinating on additional photography. Roughly seventy stunt performers and riggers are credited, with doubles cast per principal — Akihiro Haga and Jason Li on Andrew Koji's Ryu, Anis Cheurfa and Erol Ismail on Noah Centineo's Ken, Megan Hui and Ana Cuyuni on Callina Liang's Chun-Li, Daniel Graham on 50 Cent's Balrog and Niko Nedyalkov on Joe Anoa'i's Akuma. A doubles bench that size on a fight picture points to the exchanges being carried on camera by performers rather than assembled in post. Kitao Sakurai directs; principal photography ran August 18 to November 12, 2025 out of Disney Studios Australia and Sydney locations under the working title “Punch.” In cinemas October 16, 2026.
IMDb: Street Fighter (2026) · Featurette: YouTube · Source: JoBlo — Street Fighter featurette digs into Ken and Ryu's brotherhood
Tulsa King, Season 4 — Official Trailer
Trailer released: September 28, 2026
Paramount+ cuts season four as siege rather than spectacle — Dwight's casino, dispensary and distillery being seized or shuttered, new opposition in Frank Grillo and Gretchen Mol, and a personal loss the promo keeps offscreen. For the action department that register is street-level gun and contact work carried inside a crime drama: short bursts staged in real interiors and on location, where the department load sits in weapons handling, squib and blood work, and repeatable close-quarters beats with principals in frame, rather than in rigged set pieces. No car work, falls, fire or wire work appears in the cut. Craig Zisk returns to direct with Terence Winter taking over as head writer from Dave Erickson and Taylor Sheridan executive producing; the season shot November 3, 2025 to April 14, 2026 across Atlanta and Oklahoma. Freddie Poole is credited as second unit director across nineteen episodes through seasons one to three; no season four stunt coordinator credit has surfaced on IMDb yet. Premieres October 16, 2026 on Paramount+.
IMDb: Tulsa King (2022– ) · Trailer: YouTube · Source: The Playlist — Tulsa King Season 4 Trailer
The Holiday Hitman — Official Trailer
Trailer released: October 2, 2026
Bradley Stryker directs and co-wrote with Charley McDougall, with Nick Sagar as a wanted hitman who has to fight off a crew of assassins through a luxury Christmas break. The cut puts the action register squarely in close-quarters improvised-prop work: gunplay intercut with melee staged inside dressed holiday interiors, where the fight beats are carried on whatever is on the set — decorations, trees, ornaments — rather than on rigged set pieces. That is a props-and-coordination load more than a rigging one, because every object a performer swings or takes a hit from has to be built breakaway or soft-dressed, matched across takes, and reset for coverage, and the contact has to read hard on camera in rooms with no room to retreat. No falls, fire, wire or vehicle work appears in the trailer. Saban Films has North American rights, with Prestige International Pictures handling international; Stryker, Sagar, Charley McDougall and Jamie McLeod-Ross produce. On digital and on demand November 3, 2026. Stunt coordinator and second unit credits are pending on IMDb.
IMDb: The Holiday Hitman (2026) · Trailer: YouTube · Source: Action-Flix — The Holiday Hitman: The New Trailer · ScreenAnarchy — The Holiday Hitman Official Trailer
Operation Kabul — Official Trailer
Trailer released: October 2, 2026
Well Go USA takes Zsombor Dyga's Hungarian military actioner — released at home as Sárkányok Kabul felett (Dragons Over Kabul) — to North American digital. A rifleman commander takes his unit past the airport perimeter on a night mission to pull a captured doctor out of Taliban hands, drawn from the 2021 evacuation. The action register in the cut is night-exterior infantry work rather than set pieces: sustained small-arms exchanges, performers taking hits in full tactical kit, and close contact in confined interiors. That puts the department load in weapons and squib work before rigging — blank-fire discipline and armourer coverage across a cast of seventeen-plus named performers, squib and blood hits on tactical gear that has to be reset and re-dressed between takes, and night-shoot visibility for anyone taking a fall on unlit ground. Runs roughly 97 minutes, led by Gábor Jászberényi. On digital November 3, 2026. Stunt coordinator and second unit credits are pending on IMDb.
IMDb: Operation Kabul (2025) · Trailer: YouTube · Source: Action-Flix — Operation Kabul: A Bullet Shredding Fight for Survival Ignites in the Trailer · No(R)eruns — Operation Kabul Arrives on Digital November 3
