The new trailer of Helstrom show (Marvel) teases the powers of the Son of Satan. The show will be premiering on Hulu next month. All the 10 episodes will be released on Friday, 16 October. Helstrom is actually based on the similarly named Hellstrom family from the comics. Daimon and Ana, as the children of a serial killer, hunt for those who hurt others. They also deal with their mother, Victoria. Daimon is known as the Son of Satan, with Helstrom being his debut (live-action).
The series was affected by changes in behind the scenes at Marvel. It was initially formulated under Marvel Television, which furrowed into Marvel Studios late last year. Following this move, the series title was changed, as it was initially called Marvel’s Helstrom. This is somewhat because of the show’s spectacle elements, which aren’t in line with Marvel’s conventional brand. The first trailer of Helstrom, broadcasted during this summer’s Comic-Con, showed off the alarming aspects of the show, which should be a fascinating departure for the studio.
The trailer of Helstrom has creepy elements as well. Some of the trailer, which Hulu broadcasted this week, narrates the exact moments shown in the recent preview. However, there are a few new parts, comprising a first look at Daimon’s powers at the end. Hulu also shared some crucial art for the series, which seems more like a horror movie poster than one for a Marvel show.
Trailer of Helstrom
The glimpse of the powers of Daimon in the trailer of Helstrom makes him look like a strong force. It remains to be seen how his powers will come in the series.
For those already delighted about the show, this trailer of Helstrom should make them even more anxious for season 1. However, those on the railing may still be peeking for something that sets Helstrom apart from additional supernatural shows. As the first ten episodes are releasing all at once, the audience should get an idea very shortly if the series is for them.
If Helstrom is well-received as the trailer of Helstrom, then Disney that owns Hulu and Marvel might have a dilemma in its hands. The studio is focusing on its efforts on MCU shows that will premiere on Disney Plus soon.
