He’s been to Hell and back… but this time, Hell follows him. In Constantine 2 (2025), Keanu Reeves returns as John Constantine — the cynical, chain-smoking exorcist who walks the line between Heaven and Hell. Haunted by the ghosts of his past and the sins of his choices, Constantine is pulled into a terrifying new case when the balance between realms begins to collapse, and an ancient demonic prophecy threatens to consume humanity.

The trailer opens with Constantine in a dimly lit church, his silhouette framed by flickering candles. His voice growls over thunder: “You can’t escape damnation… you just learn to live with it.” The screen flashes with eerie visuals — angels falling from the sky, infernal gates cracking open beneath city streets, and Constantine battling possessed souls in catacombs filled with blood-red light.
Tilda Swinton returns as the enigmatic archangel Gabriel, whose allegiance remains uncertain, while Rachel Weisz’s character resurfaces with new secrets tied to the apocalypse. Peter Stormare’s Lucifer makes a chilling comeback — suave, taunting, and more powerful than ever. The film’s tone is darker, bolder, and more spiritual than before — blending horror, theology, and neo-noir mysticism into a stunning visual masterpiece.

The teaser climaxes with Constantine standing before the burning gates of Hell, crucifix in one hand, revolver in the other, whispering: “Let’s finish this.” The screen cuts to black — the sound of wings and fire echoing.