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“You can’t always get what you want… but if you try sometimes, you just might find—you get what you need.” — The Rolling Stones weren’t talking about Schitt’s Creek, but boy, does it hit home.

When we first stumbled on this Canadian TV sitcom, we thought it was just another fish-out-of-water sitcom. But by the time it bid adieu in 2020, it had carved a place in pop culture with the precision of a jeweler setting a rare gem. Created by the father-son powerhouse Eugene and Dan Levy, Schitt’s Creek turned Emmy-slayer, flipped the script on what small-town stories could be.

Eugene Levy once told The New York Times, “Isn’t that the perfect way to go?” when they chose to end the show after six stellar seasons. But let’s not cry over spilled milk—every cast member has been busy sprinkling their magic elsewhere. Let’s peel...

DreamWorks Animation's latest series in a big catalog is Not Quite Narwhal. The show follows Kelp, a unicorn with a special helmet that allows him to live underwater and the adventures he embarks on. Not Quite Narwhal joins many other series based on children's books that have been adapted into television shows.

Children's books make for great source material as they are easy for younger audiences to engage with and have life lessons woven into their plots. Parents have shown their children series based on their favorite animated or live-action books for decades. These shows have gained recognition for unique stories that teach kids to embrace their differences and dream big.

Related: 10 Life Lessons Dreamworks Movies Taught Us

Not Quite Narwhal

Not Quite Narwhal follows a unicorn who a family of narwhals adopts, but once he learns of unicorns on land, he wants to bring the two worlds together.

Disney kids exec Kitty Walsh has joined Thunderbird Entertainment’s Kids Division Atomic Cartoons as Executive Director of Development.

Reporting to VPs of Atomic Originals, Aaron Behl and Kristin Cummings, Walsh will spearhead development across the team, seeking IP and growing talent relationships for the division that produces the likes of Atomic original The Last Kids on Earth (Netflix), Apple TV+’s Pinecone & Pony (Dreamworks), and Disney Junior’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends.

Her appointment comes as Rose Stacey is promoted from Development Coordinator to Manager of Development, working closely with Walsh on the original slate and IP.

Walsh joins from Disney Junior, where she most recently served as the lead development executive on Robogobo and 2021 special Mickey’s Tale of Two Witches. Past credits include The Chicken Squad and Eureka!.

Thunderbird President Matthew Berkowitz praised her “exceptional eye for discovering and developing incredible IP and talent.”

“Continuing...

Cyber Group Studios, one of France’s leading animation studios, is reinforcing the quantity and range of its animation programming, with new partnerships with international broadcasters and platforms and a new real-time animation studio near Lille, in Northern France.

Employing around 150 people, Cgs has its headquarters in Paris and a subsidiary in Los Angeles.

The studio is currently diversifying its programming range. In early December 2021, it acquired the audiovisual rights to the dystopian sci-fi book series, “Phobos,” by French screenwriter Victor Dixen, about 12 teenagers who crew the first mission to Mars. It is now developing the sci-fi epic series “Phobos,” aimed at teen audiences.

“Our development teams, in Paris and Los Angeles, are developing around 15 programs,” says the company’s chairman and CEO, Pierre Sissmann. “Today they go from preschool to adults. We are also preparing a major docudrama project on a huge historical subject that marked the 20th century,...

“We are the things that were and shall be again! Ahahahaha! Spirits of the book! We want what is yours! Life! Dead by dawn! Dead by dawn!”

Who knew evil can be so groovy? The original two Evil Dead films, as well as the three-season “Ash vs Evil Dead” series is coming home in The Evil Dead Groovy Collection, arriving November 16 on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital from Lionsgate.

The original two Evil Dead films, as well as the three-season “Ash vs Evil Dead” series is coming home in The Evil Dead Groovy Collection, arriving November 16 on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital from Lionsgate. The cult horror favorite Bruce Campbell returns in this collectible package, as well as Ellen Sandweiss and Lucy Lawless. The ultimate collector’s edition, The Evil Dead Groovy Collection will be available on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital for the suggested retail price of $79.99.

Horror fans,...

Bruce Campbell has seemingly confirmed his cameo in director and frequent collaborator Sam Raimi's upcoming movie Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Recently, Campbell had made it known that he was in London by posting a timelapse video of a busy intersection. Though Campbell didn't say why he was in town, fans speculated that he was in the area to film a role in Doctor Strange 2. Now, the groovy one himself seems to have confirmed these rumors while still being ever so vague.

Boy, it was a blast, working in a certain city, with a certain director on a certain movie with a certain actor - it sure was! pic.twitter.com/1q8pga0Miu

— Bruce Campbell (@GroovyBruce) February 27, 2021

Posting an image of London, Campbell writes: "Boy, it was a blast, working in a certain city, with a certain director on a certain movie with a certain actor - it sure was!

Netflix's The Last Kids on Earth is based on a series of novels written and illustrated by Max Brallier and Douglas Holgate, respectively. They were so popular upon release that the streaming giant decided to give it an animated adaptation, which has similarly performed decently well among viewers.

Related: The Last Kids On Earth: Ranking Each Character By Likability

The narrative begins with the viewpoint of Jack Sullivan, a teenager thrown from foster home to foster home, and his experiences in the abrupt apocalypse. There are human and non-human allies and enemies, many of whom are morally undefined, which makes the story all that interesting. What about in terms of intelligence, though? Who's the smartest character in the show?...

Exclusive: Political satirist/comedian Bassem Youssef is teaming with Powerhouse Animation Studios to adapt his forthcoming book The Magical Reality of Nadia, inspired by Youssef’s own life experience, as a television series.

The Magical Reality of Nadia is described as a humorous and heartfelt story about prejudice, friendship, empathy, and courage. Written by Youssef and Catherine R. Daly with illustrations by Douglas Holgate (The Last Kids on Earth), the book is inspired by Bassem’s own experience and his hopes and dreams for his children. Scholastic will publish the first book in the series in February 2021.

In the book, Nadia, who is Youssef’s young daughter, moved from Egypt to America when she was six years old, and is determined to win a school contest to design an exhibit at the local museum. A new kid shows up at school and teases Nadia about her family’s culture. Luckily for Nadia,...

The Last Kids On Earth is a show based on a children's illustrated novel written by Max Brallier. The show has been very well accepted and has a very interesting storyline. The fact that friendship is one of the main topics and it is portrayed as a key point to survival is an incredible message that the producers are spreading.

Related: The 10 Best Animated Kids' Shows Of The Last 20 Years (According To IMDb)

The characters on the show come from unique backgrounds with many differences, resulting in them often learning things about each other. The show also relates to other shows like Codename: Kids Next Door, Glitch Techs, 3Below: Tales of Arcadia, and The Owl House.

The Last Kids On Earth is an animated series on Netflix, based on an illustrated novel that was then divided into a book series. The show has been compared to the Cartoon Network's animated television series Codename: Kids Next Door. 

Related: The 10 Best Netflix & Amazon Prime Originals, Ranked (According To IMDb)

The main characters are children who are very close friends that have incredible fighting skills and all kinds of inventive methods of destroying the enemy, which in this case happens to be monster zombies after an apocalypse. They also have an amazing yet hidden treehouse where they live. The Last Kids On Earth has three seasons, but only two seasons available for review on IMDb. According to the latest votes, these are the five best and five worst episodes of the first two seasons.

Now that you've had a chance to check out Season 3 of The Last Kids on Earth, it's time to talk spoilers. During my chats with creator Max Brallier, showrunner/EP Scott Peterson, and star Nick Wolfhard, the conversation eventually turned from Season 3 to what's next for the animated franchise. Sharp-eyed viewers and fans of Brallier's book series probably noticed that the very end of the "Nightmare King" season included a teaser for the next installment of The Last Kids on Earth. What exactly that is remains to be seen, but the jingle bells, …...

Netflix added a ton of great stuff this past week and in case you missed all the new additions to the streaming service’s library over the last seven days, here’s a round-up of everything that went up on the site over this period.

As you can see below, this haul contained a number of original titles, including a few highlights of the Halloween season. On Wednesday the 15th, for instance, family horror A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting dropped. The following day then brought Spanish thriller Someone Has to Die and French series La Révolution, which puts a twist on the origins of the French Revolution. As for newly licensed titles, Thursday also delivered social media horror Unfriended while stop-motion animated film ParaNorman arrived on Friday.

Here’s the full list of Netflix additions from Monday, October 12th to Sunday, October 18th:

Released October 12

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts...

https://youtu.be/WordlHytXqU Looking for some outstanding animated action the whole family can love? Check out Season 3 of the Emmy-winning series The Last Kids on Earth, which is now streaming on Netflix. The story of Max Brallier's bestselling book series comes to life with action-packed animation from Atomic Cartoons and a stellar voice cast led by Nick Wolfhard as the main character, 13-year-old Jack Sullivan; be sure to read our recent chat with Wolfhard here. stars Garland Whitt (Quint Baker), Montse Hernandez (June Del Toro), and Charles Demers (Dirk Savage) round out the …...

https://youtu.be/ieBym8aasAQ Season 3 of the Emmy-winning series The Last Kids on Earth, with action-packed animation from Atomic Cartoons, is now streaming on Netflix. It hails from bestselling author Max Brallier and showrunner Scott Peterson, and continues the adventures of Jack & Co. as the kids attempt to survive a monstrous post-apocalypse. The new season adapts Brallier's Book #3, "The Nightmare King," and uses clever storytelling techniques to explore the dreamscape nestled inside the kids' minds as the narrative unfolds. It's definitely worth a watch so put it on your list now at …...

Chances are that you’ve already got plenty of stuff adding up on your Netflix queue right now, especially with this month’s incredible collection of new content. October has been great for fans of scary media thanks to the addition of all nine episodes of The Haunting of Bly Manor, Adam Sandler’s horror-comedy Hubie Halloween, and the grotesque Rob Zombie flick House of 1000 Corpses. And when you add in the recent selection of classics like Gran Torino, Her and Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, you’ve got enough to keep you busy for quite a while.

Of course, the streaming platform isn’t done yet and today is packed full of fresh movies and shows for you to sort through, including an often overlooked horror film and a brand new historical legal drama based on a true story.

2014’s Unfriended is among the highlights of the latest haul,...

Atomic Cartoons shows off their best stuff yet in our exclusive reveal of the Season 3 trailer for The Last Kids on Earth. The award-winning animated Netflix series, based on the New York Times’ best-selling book series of the same name by Max Brallier, returns for its Season 3 premiere on Netflix on Friday, October 16th. This season looks completely bonkers as the kids get to have way more fun with their new friends, but they also face their biggest challenges yet. And we have a great tease for you in the new trailer below! As the official …...

In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix unveiled the trailer for “Deaf U,” and Amazon Prime Video set a premiere date for “Truth Seekers.”

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Netflix announced that “David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet,” a documentary on broadcaster David Attenborough and his past experiences visiting the wild places on Earth, will come to the platform on Oct. 4. Attenborough, who lent his voice to the likes of “Planet Earth” and “The Blue Planet,” has traveled the globe over his decades documenting nature. The documentary aims to address challenges life on our planet faces while also offering a message of hope. It is directed by Alastair Fothergill, Jonnie Hughes and Keith Scholey. Watch a trailer below.

Netflix also shared the upcoming dates for new seasons of “Carmen Sandiego” and “The Last Kids on Earth,” as well as premiere dates for “The Cabin with Bert Kreischer” and “Dream Home Makeover.” Season 3 of animated series “Carmen Sandiego,...

Bruce Campbell will be the voice of President Richard M. Nixon in an indie thriller and dark comedy set in the Watergate era called “18 1/2” as directed by Slamdance Film Festival co-founder Dan Mirvish, Bugeater Films announced Friday.

The film’s live-action cast was also unveiled and stars Willa Fitzgerald, John Magaro, Vondie Curtis Hall, Catherine Curtin and Sullivan Jones. And alongside Campbell in the voice cast are Ted Raimi as Gen. Al Haig and Jon Cryer as H. R. Haldeman.

“18 1/2” is a historical fiction film about the 18 1/2 minutes of audio erased from President Nixon’s Oval Office voice recording system that led to the unraveling of the Watergate scandal. It made the audio’s erasure one of the worst incidents of evidence destruction by a presidential administration and something that’s been ripe for conspiracy theories. Campbell has previously played another President, playing Ronald Reagan on “Fargo,” and his voice...

The Daytime Emmys completed its third and final pandemic-delayed ceremony on Sunday night, with Amazon Prime Video, HBO and Netflix all landing six wins in the various children’s, lifestyle and animation awards handed out, while Disney Channel and sister network Disney Junior combined for a total of nine wins.

Among the top winners were Disney Junior’s “Elena of Avalor,” Disney Channel’s “Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure,” and HBO’s “Sesame Street” and “Sesame Street’s 50th Anniversary Celebration,” all of which each won three awards.

Among individual wins, Mike Rowe (“Returning the Favor” was named outstanding host for a daytime program; Giada De Laurentiis (“Giada Entertains”) was named outstanding culinary host; and Tamron Hall (“Tamron Hall”) was selected as outstanding informative talk show host.

Then there’s the case of Alan Menken, who won the outstanding original song in a children’s, young adult or animated program Emmy for...

Another round of winners for the 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards were unveiled Sunday night as the ceremony handed out trophies honoring Children’s, Lifestyle, and Animation programming. The ceremony also paid tribute to Regis Philbin, who passed away this weekend, by sharing his acceptance speech for the Lifetime Achievement Award he received at the 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards in 2008.

Hosted by Loni Love, the virtual ceremony follows last week’s event which honored the best in Digital Dramas with Amazon’s The Bay, After Forever and Studio City walking away as big winners. During the livestream, winners accepted their Emmys from the comfort of their own homes — or wherever they are in quarantine.

Presenters included Izabella Alvarez (Nickelodeon’s The Loud House and The Casagrandes), actress and social media star Tabitha Brown (Actress and Vegan Foodie), Josh Dela Cruz (Nickelodeon’s Blue’s Clues & You!), Quintessa Swindell (Netflix...

The sky was the limit when it came to voice casting “The Last Kids on Earth.”

Based on Max Brallier’s graphic novel, the animated Netflix series follows Jack (Nick Wolfhard) and his teenage friends, who spent much of the first season playing video games and zombie-fighting in a post-apocalyptic world that wiped out most of humanity.

Although the first season (and the source material) was primarily focused on Jack’s point of view, Season 2 was a time to open up the world, per the executive producers.

The approach was, “If we could have anyone in the world, who would we have?” Brallier says. They wanted “Star Wars” actor Mark Hamill but thought, “Why would he ever want to do this?”

In order to entice Hamill to voice Bardle, a wise monster who is the leader of the monsters who have taken over the pizza parlor, Joe’s Pizza, they created...

https://youtu.be/VYcy6qAQtvY Listen / download here: From New York Times bestselling author Max Brallier and showrunner Scott Peterson of Atomic Cartoons comes the fun and lighthearted animated series, The Last Kids on Earth. The Netflix hit follows Jack Sullivan (Nick Wolfhard) and a band of suburban middle-schoolers living in a decked-out tree house, playing video games, gorging themselves on candy, and battling zombies. 10 all-new episodes arrived on Netflix today; be sure to add them to your watchlist now! In honor of the new season's arrival, I had a chance to chat with Brallier and …...

https://youtu.be/quctygS8_zY Listen / download here: Based on the New York Times bestselling book series by Max Brallier, the fun and lighthearted series The Last Kids on Earth follows Jack Sullivan (Nick Wolfhard) and a band of suburban middle-schoolers living in a decked-out tree house, playing video games, gorging themselves on candy and battling zombies. All-new episodes of the action-packed Atomic Cartoons adaptation, from showrunner Scott Peterson, are now streaming on Netflix. I had a chance to chat with Wolfhard about Season 2 (or Season 1: Part B as it's displayed on Netflix itself) …...

We recently had a chat with author Max Brallier about the creation of his massively successful book series The Last Kids On Earth and its animation adaptation on Netflix, which debuts its second season this Friday, April 17th. Max discusses how he came up with the original idea for the series, what his key influences were and how it became an animated series on Netflix from Atomic Cartoons. Max…...

Fans of Nick Wolfhard probably know that he voices Jack in Atomic Cartoons' excellent and action-packed animated Netflix series The Last Kids on Earth. Those savvy fans likely also know that Season 2 of the adaptation of Max Brallier's epic book series, from showrunner Scott Peterson, returns to the streaming service on Friday, April 17th. But what you might not have known is that Wolfhard teamed up with brother Finn Wolfhard for a completely bonkers animated short for Adult Swim from co-creators Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack, and it's definitely not for kids. The first (and …...

The Last Kids on Earth are back for a second helping this Friday, April 17th with Season 2 premiering on Netflix. Atomic Cartoons' epic, animated adaptation brings author / show creator Max Brallier's bestselling series to life, with showrunner Scott Peterson leading the charge. You can get caught up on the first season now to prepare yourselves for Season 2, which is about to bring a whole new level of post-apocalyptic insanity to your TV viewing schedule. And for returning fans of the series, we've got an exclusive treat for you: The first images of two brand-new …...

There’s never been a better time to try and catch up on all those films and TV shows that’ve been sitting on your watchlist for months now. After all, if you’re practicing social distancing and staying home as much as you can, there’s not much else to do other than to stream content from your platform of choice.

Speaking of which, the first streaming service most people log into is Netflix. And that only makes sense, as they have more content than ever and continue to deliver more and more on a near daily basis. And while they certainly aren’t the only streaming site worth subscribing to, they definitely have the most variety and the deepest library.

But with so many movies and TV shows, where does one begin? Well, how about with some of the new additions coming this week? Yes, a new week...

This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch listings.

With more than 530 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.

More from TVLineFree Streaming Options: Revisit Classic TV Sitcoms, Beloved Dramas and One-and-Done Favorites — at No Cost!What's New on Netflix in AprilWhich Modern Family Spinoff Gets Your Vote?...

This week, Netflix released the trailer for The Last Kids on Earth Season 2. The new season, officially titled The Last Kids on Earth and the Zombie Parade, sees hero Jack Sullivan (Nick Wolfhard) and his friends continue their quest to fight off evil monsters and try to save the planet from total destruction. Totally no sweat, right? [caption id="attachment_885960" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Netflix/caption] Buckle up, because if you thought The Last Kids on Earth Season 1 was a real good time, you're gonna love what this Season 2 trailer is teasing. Jack and …...

April 2020 might be the biggest month for Netflix ever. Millions of people are stuck at home due to the Coronavirus pandemic with nothing much to do except kill time. And that’s where streaming video comes in, with Netflix happy to take your mind off the horror on the streets. As such, there’s some neat horror (or horror-tinged) stuff hitting the service in just a few weeks.

Cream of the crop is trashy cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space. This 1988 film by the Chiodo brothers is notorious for its insane plot, which tells a twisted tale of a clan of evil aliens who just happen to resemble sinister circus clowns. In 2018, Syfy indicated that they were in talks to produce a sequel to the movie, so this suddenly appearing on Netflix might be an indication that the wheels are finally moving on that project.

Slightly more upmarket and...

Rlje Films & Voltage Pics have debuted the trailer for the bold new action/horror film Vfw, which stars Stephen Lang (Don't Breathe) as a war veteran who, along with his veteran brethren, must defend their local Vfw against a deranged drug dealer and his relentless army of punk mutants. The film was written by Max Brallier (The Last Kids on Earth) & Matthew McArdle and was directed by Joe Begos. Vfw (which stands for "veterans of foreign wars") premiered at Fantastic Fest alongside a 35mm print of Begos's third feature, the vampire thriller Bliss.  The film also stars William Sadler, Martin Kove, David Patrick Kelly, Sierra McCormick, Tom Williamson, Travis Hammer, George Wendt, and Fred Williamson. Rlje will Vfw in select Us theaters + on VOD...

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Welcome back, everyone, for a brand new installment of Daily Dead’s 2019 Holiday Gift Guide. Today, we’ve got tons of gift ideas perfect for all those little monsters out there who dig horror and sci-fi. So, if you’ve still got some shopping to do for the burgeoning genre fan in your life, here’s a look at some great books, games, Lego sets, and general games that would make for perfect gifts for kids this year.

Books:

Maury the Miserable Vampire

Maury the Miserable Vampire lived in a cold, dark castle and he liked it that way. He never laughed, he never smiled, and he never went outside. When his only friend, Barry the Bat, suddenly disappears, Maury must summon the courage to set out into the world for the very first time in order to find him. Along the way, Maury meets friendly, funny monsters from across...

Before Vfw makes its world premiere at Fantastic Fest, Rlje Films has grabbed up North American rights to release the movie in theaters and VOD in early 2020. Here's the official press release:

Los Angeles, Sept. 17, 2019 – Rlje Films has acquired North American rights to the action-horror feature Vfw ahead of its world premiere at this year’s Fantastic Fest in Austin. The movie is scheduled to be released in theaters and on VOD and Digital HD first quarter 2020.

Written by Max Brallier (“The Last Kids on Earth”) & Matthew McArdle and directed by

Joe Begos, the film stars Stephen Lang, William Sadler, Fred Williamson, Martin Kove, George Wendt (“Cheers”), David Patrick Kelly (“Twin Peaks”), Tom Williamson (“The Fosters”), Sierra McCormick (The Vast of Night), Travis Hammer (“Godless”), and Dora Madison (“Friday Night Lights”).

“We are so excited to work with the legendary Stephen Lang,” said Mark Ward, Chief Acquisitions Officer for Rlje Films.

Welcome to the Saturday Mourning Cartoons podcast, the weekly show for all things animation, including news, reviews, and interviews, from co-hosts Dave Trumbore and Sean Paul Ellis. On today’s show, we're giving you an early peek at the new one-hour special The Last Kids on Earth, coming to Netflix on Tuesday, September 17th. Not coincidentally, that's the same day that author/showrunner Max Brallier's latest title in the series becomes available in bookstores everywhere. (Check out my interview with showrunners Brallier and Scott D. Peterson here.) And as a bonus, we chat with the …...

Evil Dead franchise star Bruce Campbell is looking to step back behind the camera for his next project as a director, and he's even written a screenplay he's hoping to have shot in 2020. Speaking in an extensive interview with 1428 Elm, Campbell opened up on his career and life after Ash vs Evil Dead, giving his fans an idea of what to expect next from him next. While still far from finished as an actor, Campbell revealed he's written a screenplay for a "political satire," and the plan is to begin shooting it sometime next year.

"I just finished my second draft so I'm getting that out to the old cronies for feedback. Then I'm going to get it out for budgeting and then I'm going to go shopping. I want to see if there are any 26-year-old executives that will greenlight this."

Campbell also says there's no question he will...

Netflix announced its list of everything coming and going in September. New additions include “The Spy” series, starring Sacha Baron Cohen as an undercover agent in 1960s Syria, coming Sept. 6, and Ryan Murphy’s first Netflix series, “The Politician,” which stars Ben Platt as a wealthy student from Santa Barbara, California, who dreams of becoming president, coming Sept. 27.

Other Netflix originals to look forward to include a new stand-up comedy special from Bill Burr called “Bill Burr: Paper Tiger” coming Sept. 10; Season 2 of “Elite,” about a classmate’s death and a vanished student, coming Sept. 6; and “Evelyn,” a movie about “a man and his two siblings take an epic walk from Scotland to London to find peace and acceptance 12 years after their brother’s death by suicide,” coming Sept. 10.

Also, “The Mind, Explained,” a documentary about the inner-workings of the brain, comes Sept. 12 — and on that note, “Inside Bill’s Brain: Decoding Bill Gates,...

Netflix has confirmed that 40 new original series, movies and specials will be debuting on the streaming service in September. Leading off lineup is the first season of “The Politician” from the Emmy-winning Ryan Murphy. This drama about an ambitious politico stars Tony champ Ben Platt and Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow. Among the other freshman series one of the most intriguing is “Criminals,” an anthology set in four police stations in the UK, France, Germany and Spain.

Two limited series tell true-life stories. “Unbelievable” chronicles the efforts of two detectives to discover the truth about an alleged sexual assault of a teenage girl. And “Spy” showcases Sacha Baron Cohen as Israeli Mossad agent Eli Cohen, who went undercover in 1960s Syria. Among the new films on offer is Zach Galifianakis’ satire “Between Two Ferns: The Movie.”

Below is the full schedule of everything that is coming and leaving Netflix in September...

Labor Day is around the corner and following the start of the new month, Netflix will unveil a fresh slate of titles to binge. Revisit the terror in Ryan Murphy’s “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” or keep up with the adventures of Princess Bean in “Disenchantment Part Two.” Additionally, “Good Boys” fans can re-watch “Superbad,” which hits the streaming service Sept. 1.

Netflix seems to be preparing for Halloween early with a solid list of horror and thriller titles joining the service next month. Along with “American Psycho,” “The Last Exorcism” and Season 3 of MTV’s “Scream” starring Willa Fitzgerald and Kiana Ledé will be available in September as well as new series “Serial Killer With Piers Morgan.”

Scroll through the list below:

Sept. 1

300

68 Kill

American Psycho

Dante’s Peak

Elena

For the Birds

Igor

Loo Loo Kids: Johny & Friends Musical Adventures: Season 1

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.

Netflix is ready to kick off fall by adding new movies and TV shows to the platform in September.

A number of original films will be added to the streaming service, including Tall Girl, Between Two Ferns: The Movie and In the Shadow of the Moon.

Original series that will debut throughout the month include The Politician, Unbelievable, The Spy and The Last Kids on Earth. Additionally, new seasons of Netflix originals Elite, The Ranch, The Chef Show, Fastest Car, The Glitch, Hip-Hop Evolution and Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father will be added to the service in September.

The original ...

Netflix is ready to kick off fall by adding new movies and TV shows to the platform in September.

A number of original films will be added to the streaming service, including Tall Girl, Between Two Ferns: The Movie and In the Shadow of the Moon.

Original series that will debut throughout the month include The Politician, Unbelievable, The Spy and The Last Kids on Earth. Additionally, new seasons of Netflix originals Elite, The Ranch, The Chef Show, Fastest Car, The Glitch, Hip-Hop Evolution and Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father will be added to the service in September.

The original ...

One year ago, Bruce Campbell announced that he was officially retiring from the role of The Evil Dead‘s Ash Williams. In the wake of the cancellation of Ash Vs. Evil Dead, and after thirty-seven years of being bitten, bashed and blown-up by Deadites, he was finally hanging up his chainsaw. At the time, he mentioned that the role of Ash has always been synonymous with physical (and often painful) comedy and as he ages, Campbell simply didn’t feel he could do the part justice like he used to.

But that retirement has seemed kinda busy for a while. It’s been confirmed that Ash is appearing as a downloadable character in Dead by Daylight and there are convincing rumors that he’s set to make an appearance in Mortal Kombat 11, too, both of which would be voiced by Campbell.

But now, it seems that there may be something more substantial on the horizon,...

After crashing the prom with zombies in his screenplay for Gregg Bishop's must-see horror comedy Dance of the Dead (which Daily Dead and friends celebrated in style last year for its 10th anniversary), Joe Ballarini brought the boogeyman (and a whole host of creepy creatures) to life in A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting book series, and the first novel is now being developed as a film at Netflix.

Deadline reports that Rachel Talalay will direct A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting from a screenplay by Ballarini. Like the book, the family friendly film will focus on teenager Kelly Ferguson, who teams up with a secret and highly skilled group of babysitters who moonlight as monster slayers after the child she's watching is abducted by sinister forces.

Tom Pollock, Ilona Herzberg, and Walden Media's Naia Cucukov will executive produce the film, with Walden Media, Montecito Pictures Company, Ivan Reitman,...

Author Joe Ballarini's children's book series A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting will be adapted as a family movie for Netflix, with director Rachel Talalay at the helm. Talalay is known for directing movies like Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare and Tank Girl, and has helmed episodes of TV shows like American Gods, Riverdale, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. She'll be using a screenplay written by Ballarini, which will be based on the first installment of the three-book series from Katherine Tegen Books. Ivan Reitman and Amie Karp are producing, with Naia Cucukov, Tom Pollock, and Ilona Herzberg executive producing.

The movie will follow middle school babysitter Kelly Ferguson, who's bummed to find out she'll be watching children instead of partying with her friends. Things only get worse when the baby she's caring for is kidnapped by monsters. Fortunately, Kelly is recruited by a secret society of monster-hunting babysitters...

Though Mark Hamill has a history of trolling his followers with fake Star Wars: Episode IX reveals, it now looks like he’s finally using his Twitter account to deliver some genuine info about one of his upcoming projects.

Last night, the Luke Skywalker actor shared a message teasing some big news on the way, and the best part is that we only have a few hours to wait before we find out what he’s talking about:

“Major Announcement Tomorrow 6:15pm Pst I’ll be sharing some Very Exciting news about a super-secret project I’ve been working on that’s just…. how can I describe it? Oh, I know! It’s: ‘Uh……… Wow. Just…….Wow.’ #WatchThisSpace”

Naturally, the tweet has been met with plenty of replies from fans hoping for Star Wars news, in which case, Hamill’s labeling of Episode IX as a “super-secret project” would presumably be sarcastic.

Exclusive: The battle against the zombies is upon us! The voice cast for Netflix’s forthcoming animated series based on the best-selling The Last Kids on Earth books by Max Brallier have been revealed and it includes the talents of Mark Hamill, Rosario Dawson, Catherine O’Hara, Keith David, Bruce Campbell, Garland Whitt, Montse Hernandez and Charles Demers, in addition to Nick Wolfhard as the lead character Jack Sullivan. As an added bonus, Penguin Random House exclusively revealed the first look at the cover of the fifth book in the series The Last Kids on Earth and the Midnight Blade, which will be released Sept. 17.

“The way the series resonates with readers around the world — it’s absolutely humbling. I’m so pleased that the adventures of Jack Sullivan and his friends will continue to grow, both on the page and now on screen,” said Brallier. “I couldn’t ask for better partners – Atomic Cartoons,...