Since being called back into service with its J.J. Abrams-directed reboot in 2009, the Star Trek series has reinvented itself as a big-budget, action-heavy franchise with less room for the intellectually driven sci-fi that powered the earlier films. That evolution continues with Star Trek Beyond, which finds Fast & Furious director Justin Lin stepping in for an installment that sees the USS Enterprise destroyed and its crew stranded on a strange planet while going head-to-head against a ruthless villain named Krall (played by Idris Elba). Lin’s knack for white-knuckle set pieces helped get him the gig, and if the movie’s first trailer—set to the strains of the Beastie Boys classic “Sabotage”—is any indication, Trek 2.0 fans will get plenty of them in 2016.