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Happy Face is a new Paramount+ true-crime series set to roll out eight new episodes this Spring. Adapted from the 2018 podcast of the same name, the docudrama concerns a teenage girl who discovers her father is secretly the Happy Face Killer, a serial kidnapper and murderer who took the lives of at least eight women in the 1990s. Dennis Quaid and Annaleigh Ashford headline the docudrama as the father-daughter combo.

With a relatively straightforward streaming schedule, Happy Face will air its eight-episode first season over seven weeks, ending on May 1st. Once hooking viewers with a double dose of terror, Paramount+ will issue a new weekly episode until the finale. Including episode titles and writers attached, here's everything to know about when, where, and how to watch Happy Face in the coming weeks.

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This March, we are getting a ton of great shows on various streaming services. From the much-anticipated superhero action drama series Daredevil: Born Again series to an interesting murder mystery comedy-drama series, The Residence. So, we are here to sort out all of the brilliant upcoming shows that you might want to check out.

Daredevil: Born Again (Disney+) Release Date: March 4 Credit – Disney+

Daredevil: Born Again is a superhero action crime legal drama series created by Dario Scardapane, Matt Corman, and Chris Ord. The upcoming Disney+ series is the continuation of the Netflix series. It follows Matt Murdock as he struggles to deal with old enemies while fighting against some dangerous new ones. Daredevil: Born Again stars Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, Margarita Levieva, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Wilson Bethel, Zabryna Guevara, Nikki M. James, Genneya Walton, Arty Froushan,...

A24's latest twisty chiller, Heretic, is now in theatres, and we're breaking down what happens in the final act of the critically-acclaimed religious horror flick.

Written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who broke through with their script for John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place, Heretic stars Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed, who has some fiendish plans for two missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East), who come calling.

Initially wary of coming inside the house, the girls feel more at ease when the seemingly gregarious and welcoming Reed tells them that his wife is at home and currently baking a pie in the kitchen. Alarm bells go off when one of them notices a blueberry pie scented candle burning on the table, and Reed's mask begins to slip.

Reed tells his "guests" that they...

Heretic will put religion to the test when it hits theaters this November. According to the cast of the A24 horror thriller, the story had an impact on their personal beliefs.

Speaking to ComicBook, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, who play Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton, explained how the film strengthened their faith. "I learned a lot about earlier religions, so I think that's interesting to learn that a lot of religions are just re-iterations of the same story. So that was interesting. But yeah, I've always been kind of agnostic. So this kind of re-affirmed my belief."

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"I feel like I know basic knowledge about Mormonism and the points that people say that Mr. Reed [Hugh Grant] points out,...

Heretic promises to up the ante when it comes to its antagonist, Mr. Reed. According to Hugh Grant, who brings the character to life in the upcoming psychological horror from A24, viewers' fascination with villains stems from our true nature.

"If you go to any pantomime, who does the audience love? They love the baddie, and we are drawn to baddies," Grant told GamesRadar+ when asked to share why he thinks audiences are often drawn to bad guys in films and on television. "My personal theory is that it's because we are bad, and it's a recognition of our true nature - selfish, evil, cruel, vicious."

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"Heretic follows Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East) who are forced to prove their faith...

Hugh Grant is going full-blown baddie in A24s upcoming horror flick, Heretic. True, the award-winning actor has played scoundrels in the past. Grants Daniel Cleaver certainly caused problems aplenty for Bridget Jones (Rene Zellweger) over the years. And who can forget Grants deliciously naughty performance as Fletcher in The Gentlemen? Well, theres no gray area this time: Grant is ghastly! And the thespian draws on real life, particularly people he knows, as inspiration for his cringy character, Mr. Reed. Grant said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly:

"There have been people in my life who were useful to me, people who were very, very clever - brilliant, really, and in some ways very plausible and quite charming and quite bewitching, but who you gradually realize that there's something deeply wrong with them. And these people very often really struggle to have any relationships in life, any meaningful friendships,...

Heretic, the hotly anticipated psychological horror from A24, will hit theaters in just a few months. The movie features Hugh Grant as the villainous Mr. Reed who, according to the actor, was inspired by real people.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Grant explained that he shaped his character on shady people from his real life, though he did not reveal any names. "There have been people in my life who were useful to me, people who were very, very clever - brilliant, really, and in some ways very plausible and quite charming and quite bewitching, but who you gradually realize that there's something deeply wrong with them," the actor said. "And these people very often really struggle to have any relationships in life, any meaningful friendships, and resort to things like pranks and slightly unfunny jokes and model-making and stuff like that."

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Sometimes, the scariest thing isnt the possibility of a zombie outbreak, a werewolf, or a vampire its being confronted by the flaws in everything you believe, and realizing you may be a pawn in a game you never consented to play. Writer/directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods take a big detour from their work on A Quiet Place and 65 with their latest film, Heretic, a far from prototypical horror movie. At least for the bulk of Heretics runtime, the narrative is a stage-like, elegant philosophical joust between three characters. Although the film might lean into conventional horror stylings in its third-act attempt to address the interesting questions it poses, the misstep is not enough to knock it off its relatively confident axis.

It's important to note that Beck and Woods are not necessarily using Heretic as a vehicle to say religion is bad. Instead, they utilize this story...

A24 has unveiled the gripping trailer for its upcoming psychological horror film, Heretic, directed and written by the talented duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East, the film promises a chilling exploration of faith and fear, set against the backdrop of a sinister game orchestrated by Grant’s character, Mr. Reed.

In Heretic, two young Mormon missionaries, portrayed by Thatcher and East, encounter a nightmare when they knock on the wrong door during their mission. They are greeted by Mr. Reed, played by Hugh Grant, who lures them into a terrifying game of psychological torment. The trailer showcases Reed’s menacing challenge: “I won’t keep you if you wish to leave, but I want you to choose which door to go through based on your faith,” he declares, pointing to two doorways labelled “Belief” and “Disbelief.” The scene escalates into a life-sized labyrinth,...

Tracker fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 1 Episode 8 episode titled Camden!

Find out everything you need to know about the Camden episode of Tracker, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Tracker Camden Season 1 Episode 8 Preview

CBS is bringing you an edge-of-your-seat episode of “Tracker” titled “Camden,” airing on April 14, 2024, at 8:00 Pm. Join protagonist Colter as he embarks on a thrilling mission to track down a missing dockworker who vanished just two weeks before his wedding.

The relentless tracker with a knack for solving the most perplexing cases. Renner’s portrayal of Colter brings depth and intensity to the character, keeping viewers glued to their screens as the mystery unfolds.

As Colter delves deeper into the case, viewers will be on the edge of their seats, eagerly following along as he navigates through twists and...

Get ready for an intense and suspenseful episode of “Tracker” on CBS, airing at 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 14, 2024. In Season 1 Episode 8 titled “Camden,” viewers will be on the edge of their seats as Colter embarks on a mission to track down a dockworker who mysteriously vanished just two weeks before his wedding.

Join Colter as he delves into the heart of Camden, unraveling clues and piecing together the puzzle of the missing dockworker’s disappearance. With time ticking away and the clock ticking towards the wedding day, Colter must race against time to uncover the truth and bring closure to the distraught fiancée.

As the mystery deepens and the stakes escalate, viewers will be drawn into a gripping tale of suspense and intrigue. Don’t miss out on this thrilling episode of “Tracker” as Colter navigates through the shadows of Camden in search of answers. Tune in to CBS...

Mena Suvari, Alison Thornton and Aaron Ashmore have jumped on board What Comes Next, Alex Caulfield’s debut feature shooting in Vancouver.

The indie from Black Moon Media and Screen Siren Pictures also stars Maya Chariandy, Stephen Lobo, Sasha Warner, Christina Jastrzembska, Daxton Gujral, Kalyn Miles and River Codack. SAG-AFTRA members on the film got producer agreements to appear as What Comes Next is a Canadian indie pic.

The coming-of-age drama portrays 17-year-old Tanya, played by Thornton, as she begins a bad relationship with an older family friend, Grant (Ashmore). Without Tanya knowing, a decade earlier, Grant had an affair with her mother, Laura, played by Suvari. That forces Tanya and her mother to navigate the fallout over an uncomfortable summer.

Suvari had a breakthrough role in the Oscar-winning drama American Beauty and was part of the ensemble for American Pie comedies. Her other credits include South of Hell, which...