Fake Equalizer 4 Trailer Goes Viral as Highest 2 Lowest Streams on Apple TV+

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Following the Highest 2 Lowest release on Apple TV+, a seemingly new The Equalizer 4 trailer has gone viral. This has given hope to fans of the franchise who’ve been waiting eagerly for another sequel. But is the trailer real or fake?

Here’s what we know about The Equalizer 4 so far.

Is The Equalizer 4 trailer with Denzel Washington real or fake?

The Equalizer 4 trailer is fake.

The video, uploaded by KH Studio on their YouTube channel, has gone viral and is garnering thousands of views every day. The channel is known for their concept trailers.

Neither the trailer nor the synopsis was added by any official sources related to the movie. The trailer appears to show Denzel Washington and Pierce Brosnan in the lead roles. Despite the trailer’s realistic look with music and dramatic dialogue, everything seems to be generated using an AI tool.

Even the description notes that it’s a concept trailer. It reads “Please note that this video is a concept trailer created solely for artistic and entertainment purposes.”

But fans who haven’t paid attention to the trailer or the description believe that this is an official trailer and that the movie is headed for a 2025 release. Since its upload on September 5, 2025, The Equalizer 4 trailer has garnered 467, 878 views.

Will Denzel Washington return for The Equalizer 4?

Although The Equalizer 4 has been confirmed, there is very little information surrounding the movie. There is no confirmation on whether Washington will reprise his role as Robert McCall after the events of The Equalizer 3.

In The Equalizer 3, Robert McCall retires to a quiet town in Southern Italy, hoping to leave his violent past behind. But he soon realizes that his new friends and the entire town are controlled by the local mafia. After finding out the truth, he sets out to protect the town from the danger.

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