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Patience is a 2025 British psychological drama series that blends mystery, emotional tension, and a slow-burn character study into a hauntingly meditative viewing experience. Premiering on BBC and now streaming globally via various platforms, the series is created by Lucy Catherine and directed by Kate Herron (of Loki fame). With powerful lead performances by Ella Maisy Purvis and Laura Fraser, Patience explores themes of grief, isolation, and trust, all set within the eerie backdrop of a quiet coastal town. Below, we dive into the series plot, cast, full episode release schedule, streaming details, and more.

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The story revolves around Patience Evans, a quiet teenage girl grappling with the mysterious disappearance of her twin sister, Hope. After being placed in the care of Rachel, a stern but enigmatic woman living on the edge of the moors, Patience begins to experience strange visions and develops a creeping suspicion that all is not what it seems.

Welcome to this week’s review of Aew: Dynamite, which was broadcast from Chicago, Illinois’ Now Arena. Let’s get straight into the review!

Match #1: Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs & Swerve Strickland def. Jon Moxley & the Young Bucks The following is courtesy of allelitewrestling.com:

It’s time for a brouhaha! Samoa Joe and Jon Moxley started things off, hammering each other smack dab in the middle of the ring. Each then went to the corner, where Powerhouse Hobbs and Matthew Jackson tagged in, as Hobbs laid it in against Jackson. Swerve and Nicholas Jackson then got in on the action, with Jackson falling prey to a massive suplex from Swerve. As the action spilled out of the ring, Moxley and the Bucks seized the advantage, with Matthew and Nicholas delivering a superkick party right on the chin of Joe. He shook it off after a few moments, however, and...

Charlie Sheen is known for his off-screen controversies, but don’t let that distract you from the fact that the man has an unmistakable screen presence and a brash charm that’s hard to come by. He has long been a magnetic figure in Hollywood, with his roles in classic comedies and hard-hitting dramas.

We all know that at one point he was the highest-paid actor on television, but just a few years before that, you’ll find a very different picture. One of his movies was a box office misfire with a questionable script, so let’s dig into this oddball project, followed by his massive success with Two and a Half Men.

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The Arrival was perhaps an experimental project for Charlie Sheen where he tried to go beyond his comedy and action roots to...

Universal Pictures is entering a first-look film production pact with its Twisters star Glen Powell and his Barnstorm production company. At the same time, 21 Laps veteran Dan Cohen is set to join Barnstorm as the label’s partner.

The news comes in the wake of Powell being nominated for his first Golden Globe, for Best Actor in a Comedy and Musical for Netflix’s Hit Man, which he produced and co-wrote.

Twisters overperformed against industry expectations, becoming the biggest opening for a natural disaster film ever at the domestic box office with an $81.2 million domestic start, a $267.7M stateside final and near a $371M global take. The sequel debuted on Peacock in November, becoming the service’s biggest Pay 1 film ever in its first 14 days on the platform.

“Barnstorm has been a dream of mine since I was a kid. I want our company to be a destination for world-class theatrical entertainment,...

Quick Links The Plot of 1996's The Arrival, Explained The Arrival Was the Opposite of 1996's Biggest Sci-Fi Spectacle Why Science Fiction Fans Should Watch This Old-School Thriller

There are countless science fiction movies released throughout the decades that have made major impressions on the genre and audiences. Usually, these were either critical or financial hits, with some of them even being a bit of both. On the other hand, one Charlie Sheen vehicle that flew under the radar at the box office is still worth revisiting, despite having not been given a chance when it was released.

Not to be confused with a similarly-titled Amy Adams movie Arrival released twenty years later, The Arrival was a 1996 thriller that took a look at a conspiratorial alien invasion. Feeling almost like a companion to other blockbuster sci-fi movies of the era, the movie sadly didn't get its due when it came out.

The Friends TV show was perhaps NBC’s one of the most successful series, which went on from 1994 to 2004. The sitcom starred Hollywood’s finest actors as the main cast, but the guest roles also included some big names from the industry. Surprisingly a renowned movie star once freaked out while filming a guest appearance on the show.

Before he landed his role of Charlie Harper on the CBS sitcom, Two and a Half Men in 2003, the actor had a successful career in the movies. Charlie Sheen was well-versed in acting, but in front of a rolling camera, not a live audience. The difference was so huge that when he appeared for a cameo on Friends, he initially could not perform.

A fish out of the water: Charlie Sheen’s struggle with TV format

Charlie Sheen gained widespread recognition with his successful movies such as films such as Red Dawn...

"The Arrival," the second episode of the third season of "The Twilight Zone," written by series creator Rod Serling himself, poses an unusual problem. The narrative starts with Flight 107, classified as a propeller-driven Douglas DC-3, landing with no crew or passengers, prompting the aviation department to appoint Grant Sheckly (Harold J. Stone) to investigate this curious case. Although Sheckley brings his A-game to the investigation and feels like he's close to the truth, the puzzle adamantly remains unsolved despite the involvement of many talented personnel.

All involved investigators reach a breakthrough when they realize that each one of them, including Sheckly, perceives the plane's seat colors and registration numbers differently. Concluding that the plane is not real, Sheckly tests this hypothesis by sticking his arm in the plane's propeller. When it fails to harm him, all of the staff promptly disappear along with the plane. Unsettled, Sheckly learns that the...

Syfy Channel and Heroes & Icons are hosting marathons of The Twilight Zone to celebrate New Year's. The marathons run from December 30, 2023, until January 2, 2024. Syfy continues its 30-year tradition of presenting The Twilight Zone marathon. Heroes & Icons' A Toast to Twilight marathon kicks off on New Year's Eve with two of the series' best episodes: To Serve Man and Nightmare at 20,000 Feet, the latter stars William Shatner.

"It's a cookbook! It's a cookbook!" No, but it's nearly four days devoted to The Twilight Zone. Unlock the door with the key of imagination once more and return to The Twilight Zone. As the end of the year is ushered out and 2024 begins, both the Syfy channel and Heroes & Icons (H&i) network are inviting science fiction fans to celebrate New Year's with a marathon of the classic science fiction series which is narrated and hosted by Rod Serling. The festivities begin...

Fringe, which ran for five seasons from 2008 to 2013, is a beloved science-fiction TV series comprised of 100 episodes that contain some of the best intricate storylines and imaginative characters. The series is noted particularly for featuring sci-fi icon Leonard Nimoy as a significant recurring character on what would be the actor’s final TV series. During its original run, Fringe also spawned three comic book series, three novels, and an alternate reality game. The show often received mixed reviews from critics, and viewership dropped from 10 million to 4 million (via NY Times); however, it still developed a cult following and continues to be recognized for its ground-breaking style of storytelling.

Using a mix of procedural and serialized drama, mystery, horror and fantasy, Fringe chronicled the exploits of the FBI's Fringe Division in Boston, Massachusetts. Agent Oliva Dunham, scientist Walter Bishop and Walter's multi-talented son, Peter Bishop, used fringe science and conventional...

The second TelevisaUnivision movie from Salma Hayek Pinault’s Ventanarosa Productions will get its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.

El Sabor de la Navidad (working title A Merry Mexican Christmas) will bow Sept. 13 as part of TIFF’s special presentations program before becoming available on the Spanish-language streaming platform ViX in November.

In the tradition of many holiday classics, El Sabor de la Navidad will follow three storylines that inevitably converge in the third act. All set in Mexico City during Christmastime, the first story follows an estranged daughter seeking reconciliation with her family; the second spotlights two rival Santa Clauses in Alameda Central Park; and the third features a lonely chef who cooks Christmas dinners for other families catching feelings for her assistant.

The romantic comedy stars Mariana Treviño (A Man Called Otto, House of Flowers), Andrés Almeida (Y tu mamá también, Ana), Armando Hernández (Blood of My Blood,...

The following contains spoilers for Good Omens Season 2, streaming now on Prime Video.

Good Omens fans who subscribe to Prime Video can access Season 2's bloopers now -- provided they can find them, that is.

As reported by Polygon, the blooper reel debuted alongside Good Omens Season 2 itself, however, many of the fantasy-comedy's devotees likely haven't spotted them due to their easy-to-miss location. To access this material, viewers need to select the "X-Ray" option every time it appears on-screen during Good Omens' second season. This will launch either an outtake, a deleted/extended scene, or behind-the-scenes footage. As Polygon notes, some of this content has already made its way onto social media, including an alternate version of the scene in which Crowley (David Tennant) performs the "I was wrong" dance for Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) in Episode 1, "The Arrival."

Related: Good Omens Season 2 Debuts as No. 1 Comedy on Prime Video

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The following article contains spoilers for Good Omens, Season 2, which is now streaming on Prime Video.

Since Good Omens first premiered on Prime Video in 2019, there's been a lot of speculation about the relationship between the series' angelic and demonic leads. It started out as subtext with the demon Crowley even denying there was any sort of friendship between himself and the angel Aziraphale. Yet, as Season 1 progressed, it became clear that Michael Sheen's divine bookshop owner had long desired more from David Tennant's infernal never-do-well.

Prime Video dropped all six episodes of Good Omens, Season 2 on July 28, 2023, giving fans the opportunity to binge-watch the entire second chapter. While the stakes turned out to be considerably less dire for the Earth, the emotional stakes for Good Omens' outcast angel and demon couldn't have been higher. After millennia of denying even a simple friendship with Aziraphale, Crowley was forced...

Warning: spoilers for Good Omens season 2

Good Omens season 2 features an original story involving Aziraphale and Crowley protecting a confused archangel Gabriel while uncovering the mystery of his memory loss. The season is accompanied by a fun soundtrack, with notable songs including "You Don't Own Me," "Symphony No. 5 In D Minor," and "Good Old Fashioned Lover" by Queen. The song "Everyday" by Buddy Holly plays a significant role throughout the season, symbolizing Gabriel's newfound connection to human experiences and emotions.

Good Omens season 2 not only brings Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and Crowley (David Tennant) back, but it also follows the steps of season 1 and features an incredible soundtrack, with one in particular stealing the show. After a long wait of four years, Amazon Prime’s Good Omens is finally back with its second season, but as season 1 covered the whole book by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, season 2 is an original story.

To an eternal being, four years probably doesn’t seem like such a long time. But to us mere mortals, the wait between Good Omens Seasons 1 and 2 felt interminable. Thank the heavens, then, that today Prime Video brings us the next chapter in the exploits of the angel Aziraphale and the demon Crowley.

The premiere episode, “The Arrival,” opens with a flashback to Crowley and Aziraphale’s first meeting “before the beginning,” as a title card tells us, when both were angels gazing upon the brand-new cosmos. “Look at you, you’re gorgeous,” David Tennant’s Crowley coos, and Michael Sheen...

Good Omens season two is a story of friendship and love and, to quote Terry Pratchett’s Moving Pictures, “Passione in a Worlde Gone Madde!” Gorgeous-looking, perfectly cast, and full of joy, it’s like a warm hug and a mug of hot chocolate… with a little macabre horror and sketch show comedy bobbing beneath the surface.

Good Omens season one was based on a standalone novel written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, which meant that it was a complete story. That’s why most of its characters and plotlines – Adam and pals, Agnes Nutter, Anathema and the Four Motorcycle Riders of the Apocalypse – don’t appear in season two.

But more than any of those, Good Omens season one was the story of the friendship between the demon Crowley and the angel Aziraphale. They’re the true protagonists of the book, and indisputably the stars of the TV show,...

Warning: potential and confirmed minor spoilers for Good Omens season two

A host of new teasers – keeping our interest piqued ahead of season 2 beginning on 28th July – arrived on the anniversary of Good Omens’ original release date, when viewers first fell in love with the adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s apocalyptic 1990 novel of the same name.

The series has earned a hugely loyal and enthusiastic fanbase, in particular thanks to the excellent on-screen chemistry in the love story between Michael Sheen as the angel Aziraphale and David Tennant as the demon Crowley.

So, brace yourselves, Good Omens fans – this is not a drill: here are the official opening credits for series two:

We also have a brand-new poster:

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— Good Omens (@GoodOmensPrime) May 31, 2023

Which builds on some similar details in a poster released earlier in May...

Good Omens creator Neil Gaiman shares the show's season 2 title sequence, praising the quirky new animation and proclaiming it an improvement on season 1's. Based on the best-selling novel Gaiman co-authored with the late Terry Pratchett, Good Omens was initially conceived as a limited series and debuted on Prime Video in 2019. However, following the positive buzz and critical acclaim generated by season 1, Amazon later renewed the show in June 2021. Set to feature the return of David Tennant’s Crowley and Michael Sheen’s Aziraphale, all six episodes of Good Omens season 2 are currently scheduled to begin streaming on July 28.

Posting on Tumblr, Gaiman shares season 2’s updated titles created by Peter Anderson Studios, saying the new sequence is “madder than the S1 titles.”

Following on from season 1’s opening titles, this new clip features an eclectic blend of animation styles as Tennant’s and Sheen’s characters travel through shifting...

Prime Video shared the updated title sequence for Season 2 of Good Omens.

The intro was shared to both YouTube and Twitter with the message "A special gift, because you all have been oh so patient with us." Like the first season's title sequence, the clip is a surreal mash-up of animation styles blending physical props, 3D imagery and live-action motion, all scored by David Arnold. It follows the demon Crowley (David Tennant) and the angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) as they travel through various locales, including a war-torn London, the depths of Hell and outer space. It also confirms the title of the premiere episode will be "Chapter 1: The Arrival."

Related: Neil Gaiman, Amazon Collaborate on Good Omens Musical Parody

A special gift, because you all have been oh so patient with us.

The gaming community is one of the most vocal niches of the internet, so it makes sense that when a certain online trend is born, gamers are usually the first to interact with it. That’s why nearly every internet legend has its own videogame adaptation, with developers taking inspiration from bizarre creepypastas like The Backrooms and Sirenhead years ahead of Hollywood studios and network television.

Of course, the most famous of these internet-derived horror experiences is likely Mark J. Hadley’s freeware hit, Slender: The Eight Pages, a title that took the indie gaming scene by storm back in 2012. Adapting Victor Surge’s faceless creation into a Found-Footage-inspired gauntlet of lo-fi hide-and-seek, this short but sweet romp through spooky woods became infamous once online influencers began to challenge each other to endure these scares in exaggerated Let’s Play videos. At one point, Slender’s official website even crashed due to excessive downloads,...

Vin Diesel and David Twohy will reunite for Riddick: Furya.

Ten years after the franchise’s last installment, Riddick, the Fast and Furious star will return to the role he first took on in 2000’s Pitch Black. Diesel will also produce under his One Race Films banner alongside Samantha Vincent, while Twohy is set to direct from his script.

According to the film’s official logline, in Riddick: Furya, the protagonist finally returns to his homeworld, a place he barely remembers and one he fears might be left in ruins by the Necromongers. But there he finds other Furyans fighting for their existence against a new enemy. And some of these Furyans are more like Riddick than he could have ever imagined.

“Our legion fans have demanded it for years, and now we’re finally ready to honor their call-to-action with Riddick: Furya,” Twohy said in a statement. “My collaboration...

Fast & Furious star Vin Diesel recently revealed a new piece of concept art for the long-awaited Riddick 4: Furya, teasing a mysterious new character. Widely recognized as Diesel's first major acting breakthrough as an action star, the character of Riddick was first introduced in the 2000 sci-fi action film Pitch Black from writer and director David Twohy (The Arrival). The first film became cult classic, leading Diesel and Twohy to come together again for 2004’s sequel The Chronicles of Riddick. The third live-action film of the franchise, Riddick, returned the titular character to the limelight nine years later in 2013. Riddick’s strong box office numbers and high DVD sales led to Diesel and Universal announcing that they were pursuing a fourth film in the franchise – even with the success of the Fast & Furious franchise taking away the incredibly well-known actor’s attention from the Riddick’s world, set 500 years in the future.

Hong Kong and Paris-based All Rights Entertainment has picked up a mandate to handle sales duties on “Lendarys,” an animated family entertainment movie that is now in production.

The film is being produced on budget of $30 million and is set for delivery in 2023. All Rights Entertainment is launching the picture for international sales at the European Film Market (EFM), the online companion to this year’s in-person Berlin Film Festival.

“Lendarys” is set in the heart of an imaginary world, where a young and funny wizard apprentice teams up with a hairy and wacky pachyderm who has become tiny, and an outlaw with a mysterious power, on a search for the wizard’s younger brother. They are accompanied by a fantastical animal called a Lendarys. However, when they find the boy’s trail, they discover he has rallied the cause of a strange maleficent creature who is trying to take over their world.

This week on NBC’s La Brea, Eve got a blast from her not-so-distant past, the camp investigated an electrifying new threat, and Gavin uncovered new sinkhole secrets.

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The search is on for a new arrival, and thus possibly a way home, in this exclusive sneak peek from NBC’s La Brea.

In the freshman drama’s fourth — and, I’ve gotta say, most fun yet — episode (airing tonight at 9/8c), Eve, Sam, Ty and the other survivors witness an aircraft crashing through that big slash of “light” in the 10,000 B.C. sky.

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Marshmello has dropped a new single, “Bad Bitches,” featuring Megan Thee Stallion and Nitti Gritti. The high-energy club track samples crowd banter from one of the rapper’s live shows.

The song is the third single to emerge from Marshmello’s upcoming fourth album Shockwave, out June 11th. Last month, the DJ teamed up with the Jonas Brothers for “Leave Before You Love Me,” which they performed at the Billboard Music Awards.

“Bad Bitches” comes ahead of Megan Thee Stallion’s highly anticipated new solo single “Thot Shit,” set to drop Friday.

The Oscar race for animated feature is between Pixar’s Black-led “Soul” and Cartoon Saloon’s hand-drawn Irish folktale, “Wolfwalkers” (co-produced by Apple Original Films). Both led Asifa-Hollywood’s prestigious Annie Awards, but the momentum is with “Soul.”

The other nominees include Pixar’s first fantasy, “Onward,” and two entries from Netflix: “Over the Moon,” the gorgeous musical fantasy about the Chinese Moon Goddess from Disney legend Glen Keane (Oscar winner for the “Dear Basketball” short), and Aardman’s “A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon.”

With director/chief creative officer Pete Docter at the helm, Pixar accomplished its most ambitious film yet by contrasting gritty New York City with the ethereal Great Before. That’s the pre-birth training center where aspiring jazz pianist Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx) finds himself after eluding death in The Great Beyond. He teams up with risk averse new soul, 22 (Tina Fey), on a journey...

Science fiction is a genre that allows just about anything to be possible. It deals in both high-brow and low-brow concepts, and the range of methods in telling these stories is about as vast as the stories themselves. In Doors, we see a trio of directors attempting to tell multiple stories surrounding a singular event, and to convey different aspects of this event to the audience.

Directed by Jeff Desom, Saman Kesh, and Dugan O’Neal, Doors takes an interesting concept and maneuvers it in some challenging directions—some work better than others. The general premise is that one day, out of nowhere, hundreds of alien portals appear all over the Earth. We have no idea where these doors come from or why, so naturally, the next step is to begin investigating. Some people are sent through the doors, never to return. Others are sent through and come back, but are driven insane by the experience.

A new year means a new start. But in its list of new year releases for January 2021, Hulu is sending a message of…eh, we’ll get the year started in February. Not to be overly rude to the usually sturdy streaming service, but there’s not much going on for Hulu in 2021’s first month.

Perhaps the biggest release of note is something that already enjoyed a successful release for ITV in the U.K. The Sister is the lates thriller from Neil Cross (Luther) and it makes its U.S. debut on Hulu on Jan. 22. 2020 comedies Save Yourselves and Like a Boss both arrive on Jan. 1. Hulu original film The Ultimate Playlist of Noise premieres on Jan. 15 and TV series Everyone is Doing Great arrives on Jan. 13.

Thankfully Hulu’s library titles are a bit livelier this month. Jan. 1 sees the arrival of Blade Runner: The Final Cut,...

This Wednesday in the Seal Team fall finale, it was all hands on deck — and we do mean all — when Ray went missing after the suicide bombing of the Tunisian cafe.

In the immediate wake of last week’s shocking explosion, we saw the charred and crumbled cafe, and Ray’s body on the floor behind the fallen table at which he had and State Dept. colleague Olivia Green been seated. And then a figure approached, nudging his body… which was still alive, we saw.

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Hulu is kicking off the new year in style next month, with January set to deliver a ton of fresh titles to the Disney-owned streaming service. There’s a bunch of original content landing throughout the first few weeks of 2021, but probably the highlight is the incredible number of classic movies that are going up on the site on New Year’s Day. Whether you’re in the mood for iconic comedies, dramas, animated efforts or sci-fi flicks, there’s something for you on the way.

There are well over 100 films being added to Hulu’s library on January 1st, so let’s just pick out a few notable titles. The full Austin Powers trilogy is among them, and if you can’t get enough of Mike Myers, the first Shrek likewise becomes available. For dramas, there’s Robert Downey Jr. biopic Chaplin, Johnny Depp vehicle Donnie Brasco and Jim Carrey’s The Truman Show.

Welcome to this week’s Nwa: Shockwave review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have three more matches to get to. These three matches, including a Women’s Title fight, will duke it out to decide who was the best of the evening. Let’s rock and or rolllllllllll!!!!!!!

The matches in contention:

Kamille/Cc Chanel Eli Drake/Eric Watts Thunder Rosa/Priscilla Kelly – Nwa Women’s World Championship

Km/Cc: I was a pretty solid opener that may not have had a lot of pizazz, but I did start the show off correctly and set the stage up all nice and pretty.

Ed/EW: I gave Eli and Eric a chance to have a slow, steady bout that may not have always been as ambitious as it could have been, but I did substantiate Eli as a featured attraction and Eric as a stalwart to remember.

Hey,"Seal Team" fans. We are back in action with another new spoiler session for you guys. In this article, we're going to give you the 411 on what's going down in the next, new episode 4 of Seal Team's current season 4. The lovely CBS folks gave us a teaser description for one of the main episode 4 storylines via their official episode 4 press release. So, we're going to read that off to you in this spoiler session. Let's get into it. To start, we have to tell you what the official name of this episode is. It's called, "Shockwave." Wow, doesn't that sound exciting?...

Cary Joji Fukunaga has managed to land stage legend Tom Stoppard, Oscar-winning writer of Shakespeare in Love and celebrated playwright behind classics like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, to pen his upcoming movie about the dropping of the atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, Shockwave. Based on Stephen Walker‘s non-fiction book Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima, the film will be […]

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A recent WSJ. Magazine interview with No Time to Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga has revealed that Oscar winner Tom Stoppard has come on write the script for Shockwave, Fukunaga's upcoming movie about the atomic bomb that America dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima in August 1945. The project, which has been in development at Universal for several years, is based on Stephen Walker's non-fiction book Shockwave: Countdown to Hiroshima, which offers a historical account of the days leading up to the nuclear strike that devastated Japan and ushered in the nuclear age. Walker's book …...

This Star Trek: Lower Decks review contains spoilers.

Since it debuted, Star Trek: Lower Decks has made no bones about being a quirky sequel to The Next Generation. Yes, there are Easter eggs from Deep Space Nine to Enterprise, but the tone and spirit of the show is firmly Tng. And, in the finale episode of its first season, Lower Decks brings back a tradition that Tng arguably perfected: The season finale that makes you love the show ten times more than you already did.

The season finale of Lower Decks — “No Small Parts” — is not the best episode of the season. But then again, because this episode is the entire season in one hilarious jolt, it could easily serve as a quick way to get someone into the show who was holding out. Basically, “No Small Parts” feels like a real Trek season finale — not the season finale to comedy series.

Season two of Amazon Prime Video's The Boys is almost here, and since it's been over a year since season one dropped, you may need a bit of a refresher. For instance, remember Popclaw, A-Train's secret girlfriend? Popclaw (who's played by Canadian actress Brittany Allen) was once a silver screen starlet, having starred in the sexy movie franchise Terminal Beauty, but because of his playboy rep, A-Train can't go public with their romance. Popclaw's own reputation was damaged by her drug addiction, and drugs eventually lead to her tragic demise in episode five. Of course, her accidental overdose isn't quite an accident - it's more complicated than that.

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After A-Train's fellow Seven member Translucent tips The Boys off about Popclaw, Hughie and Mother's Milk hack the cameras in her apartment by disguising themselves...

Ludwig Göransson’s soundtrack for Season One of The Mandalorian will be released as a massive and limited edition 8-lp vinyl box set via Mondo.

Göransson’s individual scores for each of the eight episodes of Disney+’s Star Wars spinoff were initially only released digitally, but Mondo’s limited edition, one-time pressing will collect the entire Season One soundtrack for its first-ever physical release.

The Mandalorian: Season One, limited to just 3,500 copies, is available to preorder beginning August 26th through the Mondo Shop. Each of the eight chapters,...

Terror Films have announced they will premiere Jim Klock’s faith-based horror film, Red Letters, exclusively on Kings of Horror.

In the story, a Deputy vanishes without a trace while responding to a burglary call. Private Investigator Jim Knowles is a retired Homicide Detective and Mike Gaston is a retired Theology Professor, who specialize in cases that deal with the dark side of evil. Both men are requested to lend their assistance to this small-town police force in rural New Jersey. Knowles, a non-believer in both God and Satan, is convinced that people who commit a crime and use the Devil as an excuse are merely using an insanity defence. Gaston, his partner however, is a man of deep faith and conviction. Gaston believes that the Devil is real and is constantly on the prowl for people’s souls. In a fight between good and evil, both men will embark...

This past weekend, the world got a little less entertaining with the passing of veteran actor John Saxon, whose career spanned over an impressive seven decades. A truly singular onscreen presence, Saxon was teen idol turned character actor with a penchant for playing authority figures throughout his diverse career.

If you look at Saxon’s Hollywood résumé, John’s contributions to both the cinema and small screen entertainment are endless, with roles in timeless classics like The Plunderers, Posse from Hell, Summer Love, The Appaloosa, Death of a Gunfighter, Gunsmoke, Fantasy Island, The Big Score, Fast Company (which was directed by an up-and-coming David Cronenberg), Falcon Crest, Running Scared (1980), Beverly Hills Cop III, Dynasty, Melrose Place (playing Daphne Zuniga’s lawyer for multiple episodes), and of course, Enter the Dragon, opposite Bruce Lee.

In terms of his genre output, the variety of films that Saxon was a part of is equally impressive,...

The pandemic may have pushed back the theatrical release of Pixar’s “Soul” (from Juneteenth to November 20), but that didn’t stop Disney from dropping a new teaser trailer on Saturday, touting the original song, “Parting Ways”.

Pete Docter, Pixar’s chief creative officer, follows up his Oscar-winning “Inside Out” with the Cannes-selected “Soul,” which explores the answers to some of life’s most important questions of identity. The musical fantasy introduces Pixar’s first Black protagonist, Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx), a New York middle-school band teacher who gets the ultimate gig playing piano at the top jazz club, only to fall into a manhole and journey to The Great Before, a fantastical place where new souls are formed before birth. There he encounters precocious soul, 22 (Tina Fey), who rejects the appeal of the human experience. But they team up so Gardner can return to Earth and complete his journey.

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Ready to enter the fifth dimension? We have the Twilight Zone New Year's Marathon schedule right here.

The Twilight Zone is as timeless as infinity. In this dimension, 2019 was a special year for the iconic sci-fi anthlogy as it marked the series' 60th anniversary. We may be entering a new decade, but Rod Serling will be there to greet us once more with the annual New Year's Twilight Zone marathon on Syfy.

The marathon begins on Tuesday, Dec. 31st at 6:00 a.m. with "One For The Angels" and concludes on Thursday, Jan. 2nd at 3:30 a.m. with "A Piano in the House."

This time of year is always special in The Twilight Zone. Rod Serling was born on Christmas Day in 1924. The New Year's Marathon is just one of the many ways Serling's legacy lives on. Earlier this year, his daughter, Anne, wrote in an...

FX’s “Legion” has always drawn inspiration not only from the Marvel “X-Men” comics on which it is based, but also from the weirder corners of pop culture. When creator Noah Hawley cast “Downton Abbey” star Dan Stevens as the lead — David Haller, a mutant whose telepathic powers have been misdiagnosed as mental illness — he gave the actor a playlist that included everything from experimental noise music to Pink Floyd. Even more so than Hawley’s “Fargo,” “Legion” has been driven by a visual aesthetic that reflects that range of influences.

As such, the choice of whom to bring aboard as production designer for the show’s third and final season, which premieres June 24, was an important one. Hawley turned to Marco Niro, fresh from the first season of FX’s motorcycle-gang drama “Mayans M.C.”

“He’s a man with a passionate soul,” says Hawley. “In the combination of his Italian heritage and Mexican heritage,...

Based on Frank De Felitta's unsettling book of the same name, 1983's The Entity is coming to Blu-ray like never before in a new Collector's Edition from Scream Factory, and we've been provided with the full list of special features ahead of its June 11th release, including a new interview with star Barbara Hershey.

Press Release: Carla Moran, a hard-working single mother whose life becomes a nightmare when she is attacked in her bedroom by someone – or something – that she cannot see. Disbelieved by her friends and dismissed by skeptical psychiatrists, Carla begins to lose her grip as she is repeatedly attacked in her car, in the bath, and even in front of her children. Could this be a case of hysteria, a manifestation of childhood sexual trauma, or something even more horrific? Seeking help from a group of daring parapsychologists, Carla will attempt an unthinkable experiment: to seduce,...

24 Hours In A&E producer The Garden Productions is making a factual entertainment format about newborn babies arriving in the world for the BBC.

The ITV-owned producer has scored four-part primetime series The Arrival (w/t) for BBC Two. The show will capture every moment in the weeks immediately following birth – amongst the most intense and extraordinary times of any family.

It is the latest medical format for the company, which has previously made The Midwives for BBC Two, Baby Makers: The Fertility Clinic for BBC Four and Bring Me Back To Life for Channel 4. Its recent C5 commission The Operation: Live is currently being shopped to U.S. broadcasters.

The series is shot with a mixture of traditional filming and fixed-rig cameras and will follow the families from the lead up to the birth, as their new-born enters the world and the weeks after their baby is brought...

Not since Tobe Hooper directed Life Force has someone made such an audacious vampire thriller as Empire V. And today, we have a first look at all the fantasy horror with three new photos direct from the movie to stare at, eyes gap in awe and wonder. 'What is this?'

Director Victor Ginzburg's widely-anticipated second film, Empire V, produced by the Kvadrat Film Company, will be available to distributors at this year's Afm with international sales handled by executive producer Jim Steele. The film has completed production and will be targeted for release at the end of 2019. It is the follow-up to Ginzburg's art-house sensation, Generation P.

The film has been financed largely through the recently launched crypto-currency Bablos and crowdfunding. Empire V is an independent film that will prove that there are new ways to make movies. The initial crowdfunding on platform Planeta.ru collected a record...

Hulu has confirmed that several of its original series will be debuting new episodes on the streaming service in October, including the first installment of the horror anthology “Into the Dark” as well as more of season 1 of the Sean Penn drama “The First.” And there will also be new to Hulu seasons of some of your favorites reality shows from other networks, including various editions of “Little Women” and “The Real Housewives.”

Likewise, there will be plenty of movies making their first Hulu appearances including the Oscar-winning “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” and “Raging Bull.”

See Netflix schedule: Here’s what is coming and leaving in October

Available October 1

Television

60 Days In – Complete Season 4

America’s Book of Secrets – Complete Season 1 & 2

American Pickers – Complete Season 18

Ancient Aliens – Complete Season 4

Bob’s Burgers – Season 9 Premiere

El Clon – Complete Season 1

Escaping Polygamy – Complete Season 3

Family Guy – Season 16 Premiere

Hoarders – Complete...

Long before the revived Fast & Furious franchise became a multi-billion dollar property, Vin Diesel stole every scene as the goggle wearing antihero Riddick in Pitch Black, a sci-fi horror yarn starring Radha Mitchell and Cole Hauser, where Diesel's star power shined brightly, even through the movie's awesome dark atmosphere. Here we'll take a look at 10 things you never knew about Pitch Black.

If you want something done right...

Pitch Black writer/director David Twohy got his start as a screenwriter, working on Critters 2: The Main Course, Warlock, The Fugitive, Terminal Velocity, Waterworld, and G.I. Jane, plus two he also directed: Timescape and The Arrival. "Critters 2 is something I'm still not terribly pleased is on my resume," he deadpanned to Starlog in an in-depth feature published in 2000. "Sometimes, over a writer's dead body, things turn out well and sometimes they don't. As a writer, you just don't have control over that.

Actor Jeremy Renner, known to millions as Avengers member Hawkeye, has also starred in such critically acclaimed work as The Hurt Locker, The Arrival, and most recently Wind River. Now he tries his hand at comedy in Tag, the true story of a group of friends who take a seemingly innocuous game to the limit.

“(Tag) [...]

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The live action adaptation of the comic book series Razor has been picked up by Number 11 Films and Lotus Entertainment. The Hollywood Reporter announced that Razor will be directed by Rob Cohen (Fast and the Furious, XXX) who also wrote the screenplay. Razor, aka Nicole Mitchell, was introduced in October of 1992 in Razor #1, which was written and created by Everett Hartsoe with a $1,200 tax return. The cult favorite was originally considered to be part of the "bad girl" genre of comics that cropped up in the 1990s.

Cohen has shared his excitement for the upcoming movie with an official statement, talking about why he chose to take the Razor story on. Here's what he had to say.

"I have loved Razor since its first publication. It has operatic themes, female empowerment, revenge, action, a love story, all shrouded in a delicious darkness that fits our time."

Razor will be...

WaterTower Music has announced the February 3 CD and digital release of the soundtrack to the new animated adventure “The Lego® Batman Movie,” one week before the film opens in theatres on February 10. The collection features new music from Dnce, Alex Aiono, Patrick Stump, Oh, Hush! feat. Will Arnett and Jeff Lewis, Kirsten Arian, Justin Tranter, and more. The album also includes 16 of the film’s score cues by Grammy-winning composer Lorne Balfe, and Chad Smith (Red Hot Chilli Peppers) on drums.

The film’s director Chris McKay describes Balfe as “one of the most talented and versatile people I’ve ever met.”

“Chris is an encyclopedic reference for action hero films, but to him the important thing is the heart of the story, so I didn’t think of it as a comic, but as real, live action,” offers Balfe. “Every scene is amazing. After the first day working on the film,...