The first teaser trailer for Conan the Barbarian has finally made its way to the web, and you can see it here now.

The movie is directed by Marcus Nispel (Friday the 13th, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and tells the story of a man whose entire village is slaughtered. When this man finds the ones responsible, he makes it his mission to avenge those who were killed while having to battle all sorts of mythical creatures and beasts and dangers along the way.

You can continue on below now to check out the first teaser trailer for Conan the Barbarian. The movie will be released on August 19, 2011.

Lionsgate has released a motion poster for the new 3D reboot of Conan The Barbarian, with imagery inspired by the classic Conan artwork by the late Frank Frazetta.

IGN debuted the poster earlier today, and you can see it embedded here below, courtesy of the official movie site.

It’s a great motion poster, but beware, the audio is defaulted to “on” so if you need to turn the sound off, click the AUDIO: OFF button at the bottom right corner of the poster.

The first batch of images from the set of the remake/reboot of Conan the Barbarian have shown up online at the film’s official Facebook page.

Conan tells the story of a man whose family and fellow people are all slaughtered at the hands of an evil man named Khalar Singh. After this Conan sets off to find Singh and anyone else who was involved, and get vengeance for what they did to him.

The movie is directed by Marcus Nispel, who previously directed the Friday the 13th reboot and Pathfinder. It stars Jason Momoa as Conan, Ron Perlman as his father Corin, Stephen Lang as Singh, Rachel Nichols, and Rose McGowan.

Head on over to the other side to check out the images.

In January we found out that Jason Momoa would become the next Conan the Barbarian in the Marcus Nispel remake, Conan. We also found out that Mickey Rourke might play his father, which after some rocky roads, was confirmed a month later. (Read: Mickey Rourke To Play Barbaric Father In Marcus Nispel’s “˜Conan’ Reboot).

Apparently things hit another wall after this announcement and Rourke was once again out, but Lionsgate didn’t waste any time in finding someone to replace the actor. Vulture has reported that Ron Perlman will now step into the shoes of Conan’s father, Corin.