Summer, and all of the typically blockbuster movies that come along with the season, have now more or less come and gone. While having all of that warm, glorious weather behind us is slightly depressing, there is a lot to look forward to this fall. Beyond the pumpkin-infused…everything; the slate of movies that are set to debut in the next couple of months is seriously stacked.

Indeed, there truly is something for everyone at the movie theater this fall. With intelligent dramas like the new Steve Jobs film, and others like The Witch, Crimson Peak, and the The Revenant (the latest effort from Academy Award winner Alejandro Inaritu) set to debut, even the most ardent of independent and art house film lovers will have plenty to pick from. Trumbo, about a legendary screenwriter blacklisted during the Communist witch hunts of the 1960s, and starring Bryan Cranston in some of his most substantial post-Breaking Bad work to date, (as well as Louis CK!) looks like it will fit into that intelligent drama category as well.

Beyond that, new Sci-Fi efforts like The Martian with Matt Damon starring as an abandoned astronaut struggling to survive on Mars debut next month, and even a Rocky reboot, in which the legendary yet fictional boxer trains the son of the arch enemy; Creed will be showing up in theaters.

Beyond that, there is a live-action remake of the Jungle Book set to hit theaters soon, and a controversial new Lance Armstrong biopic, The Program is certain to have people talking across the country as well. We’ve rounded up a bunch of the trailers for aforementioned films below, and the ones we haven’t, can be found elsewhere on the site.

Trumbo

Crimson Peak

The Jungle Book

The Martian

Creed

Steve Jobs