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Paul Verhoeven's sci-fi action cult classic Starship Troopers is now streaming for free on Pluto TV. The iconic film, based on Robert A. Heinlein's 1959 novel of the same name, debuted exactly twenty-seven years ago.

Written by Edward Neumeier and set in the 23rd century, Starship Troopers follows teenager Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien) and his comrades as they serve in the military of the United Citizen Federation, an Earth-based world government engaged in an interstellar war against an alien species known as the Arachnids. Dina Meyer, Denise Richards, Jake Busey, Neil Patrick Harris, Patrick Muldoon, and Michael Ironside also star in the movie. Starship Troopers' development started in 1991 as Bug Hunt at Outpost 7, written by Neumeier. After noticing story similarities with Heinlein's novel, producer Jon Davison suggested converting the script into a version of Starship Troopers to garner greater interest from studio executives.

27 years ago today, Starship Troopers was released.

Francesca Eastwood (Old, Awake) and Milo Gibson (Hacksaw Ridge, The Outpost) lead the cast of the upcoming Clawfoot, which has been acquired for U.S. release by Vertical.

Clawfoot will be released July 19, 2024.

Olivia Culpo also stars in the upcoming Clawfoot. The film is directed and produced by Michael Day (As They Made Us) and written by April Wolfe (Black Christmas).

From the producers of the smash hit Becky and written by April Wolfe, Clawfoot is said to be “a clever thrill ride brimming with darkly vicious humor and pulse-racing tension.”

In this wild thriller, an upper-class suburban housewife, Francesca Eastwood (M. Night Shyamalan’s Old), is psychologically terrorized by a manipulative contractor, Milo Gibson (The Outpost) remodeling her bathroom… until she partners with her Bff to turn the tables and a twisted battle of wits ensues with deliciously unexpected results.

Also starring Oliver Cooper and Nestor Carbonell, Clawfoot is...

"Routine is key. Your head needs that. Three months is a long time." Gravitas has unveiled an official trailer for an indie thriller titled Outpost, marking the directorial debut of actor Joe Lo Truglio. He directed a few TV episodes for the shows he's been in, but this is his first feature film. It premiered at FrightFest last year, and opens in the US this May. Kate seeks recovery from a violent assault by taking a job as a "fire lookout", but becomes increasingly overwhelmed by her isolation and tragic past. A story about pain, what happens when you run from it, how it always catches up and controls what you see & hear. It commands what you do. If you don’t face your demons, they'll come to face you. Outpost stars Beth Dover, Ato Essandoh, Dylan Baker, Becky Ann Baker, Dallas Roberts, Ta'Rea Campbell, Tim Neff, and D.R. Anderson.

There’s no telling how we might react to a trauma that takes us by surprise. In Kate’s (Beth Dover) case, after suffering a violent assault from her ex, she decides to go as far as possible in a remote location, which is the starting point for thriller movie Outpost. In order to tease the movie’s premiere, Gravitas Movies shared with Collider a trailer and the release date, and we can now reveal both to you.

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Burial Sites in Meet Your Maker can be claimed by players looking to make an Outpost, but these structures do not activate and appear in Raid Map searches until four requirements are met. All benefits and rewards given by player-created Outposts cannot be claimed until after the structures are activated, so players should try to meet all four goals soon to collect more earnings. Although players may have many claimed Sites in the game, only a few can be activated into fully designed Outposts.

The four criteria for activating an Outpost are for players to have a complete Harvester path, build a minimum amount of defenses, use at least some remaining GenMat, and keep an activation slot open. The unbalanced enjoyment of Meet Your Maker come from sharing custom Outposts that have been modified from existing Burial Sites.

The GenMat is close. You’ve run through a hallway of spike traps, flamethrowers and a holographic wall that concealed a pair of hulking brutes ready to chop you into bloody chunks. You carefully peak around corners, making sure the coast is clear, catching a last minute flying guard swooping down on you. As you approach your reward, you hear a familiar beep accompanied by a clattering of metal as bombs rain down on you from above. At the last second you grapple to safety, only to get skewered by a hail of arrows from a wall trap that you missed in the chaos. This is the experience you’ll have in the latest game from Behaviour Interactive, creators of the long-running multiplayer game Dead by Daylight.

Meet Your Maker throws you into a post-apocalyptic wasteland where you, as a Custodian of the Chimera, wage a war over genetic material,...

Jason Clarke (Winning Time), Scott Eastwood (The Outpost) and Chaske Spencer (The English) have signed on to star alongside Martin Sensmeier in Wind River: The Next Chapter — Castle Rock Entertainment’s sequel to the acclaimed 2017 crime drama Wind River, which is currently in production in Calgary.

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The original film written and directed by Oscar-nominated Yellowstone Universe architect Taylor Sheridan watched as the veteran hunter Corey Lambert (Jeremy Renner) helped rookie FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) to investigate the murder of a young woman on the Wyoming Native American reservation of Wind River.

One of the best noir comic book series of the past several years, The Good Asian, is being adapted for the small screen! According to Deadline‘s exclusive report, MRC, James Wan‘s Atomic Monster, and 3 Arts will develop the project based on the thrilling and hard-hitting detective story written by Pornsak Pichetshote (Infidel), with art by Alexandre Tefenkgi (Outpost Zero). James Wan, Michael Clear, and Rob Hackett produce for Atomic Monster, with Will Rowbotham and Luke Maxwell for 3 Arts.

Here’s the official solicitation for The Good Asian via ImageComics.com:

Writer Pornsak Pichetshote’s long-awaited follow-up to the critically acclaimed Infidel with stunning art by Alexandre Tefenkgi (Outpost Zero)! Following Edison Hark—a haunted, self-loathing Chinese-American detective—on the trail of a killer in 1936 Chinatown, The Good Asian is a Chinatown noir starring the first generation of Americans to come of age under an immigration ban, the Chinese,...

Millennium Media announced today that The Crooked Man has its Hellboy. Jack Kesy (12 Strong) will star as Hellboy. As previously announced, Brian Taylor (Crank) will be directing with a script penned by Hellboy comic book creator Mike Mignola and Chris Golden.

The Crooked Man will be the first film in the Millennium Media partnered development slate with leading German film and TV distributor, Telepool, a division of Westbrook Inc.

Stranded in 1950s rural Appalachia, Hellboy and a rookie Bprd agent discover a small community haunted by witches, led by a local devil with a troubling connection to Hellboy’s past: the Crooked Man.

“Jack Kesy is a dynamic actor who has the ability to morph into his roles. His talent and stature are perfect for this younger Hellboy. I was very impressed with him while working together on The Outpost.” Co-President of Millennium Media, Jonathan Yunger stated.

Jack Kesy...

Millennium Media’s Hellboy reboot The Crooked Man has its lead in the shape of Jack Kesy (Deadpool 2).

Kesy is best known for playing Black Tom in Deadpool 2, and for movies WB’s 12 Strong and Baywatch, as well as series Claws and The Strain.

As previously announced, Brian Taylor (Crank) will be directing with a script penned by Hellboy comic book creator Mike Mignola and Chris Golden.

The movie, which is due to shoot in coming months, will see Hellboy stranded in 1950s rural Appalachia with a rookie Bprd agent. There they discover a small community haunted by witches, led by a local devil with a troubling connection to Hellboy’s past: the Crooked Man.

Additional casting is in the works.

“Jack Kesy is a dynamic actor who has the ability to morph into his roles. His talent and stature are perfect for this younger Hellboy. I...

Stars: Allan Hawco, Emily Alatalo, Adam Kenneth Wilson, Wesley French, Natalie Brown, Mary Antonini, Alex Lifeson | Written by Nick Cutter, Ian Weir | Directed by Rodrigo Gudiño

Making its world premiere at Fantasia, The Breach, not to be confused with Breach, is the second feature from Rue Morgue founding editor Rodrigo Gudiño (The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh). Co-written by Nick Cutter and Ian Weir based on Cutter’s novel, its mix of haunted house and mad scientist themes attracted a lot of pre-release buzz which I was hoping it would live up to.

John Hawkins has one week left as sheriff of Lone Crow. Then he can put the town, and his ex Meg, behind him and start a new job in the city. That, of course, means something terrible has to happen before he can leave.

And it does when a canoe bearing the mutilated remains of...

One of TV's deadliest towns is closing up for good.

The CW announced Thursday that Riverdale will wrap with its upcoming seventh season, which is set to debut in 2023.

News of the end date comes after the cancellations of Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, Naomi, Legacies, Dynasty, Charmed, Roswell, New Mexico, In The Dark, and 4400.

None of the above shows are getting pre-planned conclusions after the network opted to clean house as it explores a potential sale.

Riverdale stars Kj Apa as Archie Andrews, Lili Reinhart as Betty Cooper, Camila Mendes as Veronica Lodge and Cole Sprouse as Jughead Jones.

Riverdale landed an early renewal earlier this year, alongside The Flash, Nancy Drew, Walker, All American, Walker, and Superman & Lois.

The series is currently averaging 560,000 viewers with live + 7 viewing factored in, ranking #16 out of the 19 shows the network has aired.

It comes in just ahead of the canceled Outpost, In the Dark,...

The major broadcast networks are making their decisions with regards to which TV shows will continue, and which have reached the end. Is your favorite show returning for the 2022-2023 television season? Find out which shows are coming back, which shows are wrapping their runs, and which ones have been canceled below in our list of canceled and renewed series for 2022.

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Canceled:

Card Sharks

Celebrity Dating Game

For Life

The Hustler

Match Game

Pooch Perfect

Promised Land

Queens

The Ultimate Surfer

Renewed:

Abbott Elementary: Renewed for Season 2

America’s Funniest Home Videos: Renewed for Season 33

American Idol: Renewed for Season 6 at ABC (but 21st overall)

The Bachelor: Renewed for Season 27

Bachelor in Paradise Renewed for Season 8

Big Sky: Renewed for Season 3

Celebrity Family Feud: Renewed for Season 8

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune: Renewed for Season 3

The Conners: Renewed for Season 5

The Goldbergs:...

In addition to being the Managing Editor of Daily Dead and the author of Monsters, Makeup & Effects: Volume 1, Heather Wixson has also been writing insightful articles for the legendary Fangoria Magazine, and we're thrilled that her enlightening interview with X filmmaker Ti West will be the cover story for the subscriber edition of the April 2022 issue of Fangoria!

Exclusively revealed by Collider and featuring Jenna Ortega in a gory scene from X, you can check out the cover for Fangoria #15 below! If you want to add this subscriber edition cover to your collection, you have until March 15th to become a subscriber by visiting (be sure to use the code FANGO25X to get 25% off a yearlong subscription):

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We also have the official press release with additional details on what is looking to be an amazing 15th issue of Fangoria Volume 2!

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The CW is parting ways with one of its summer series.

According to TV Line, The Outpost has been canceled after four seasons.

The last-ever episode is currently set to air on the network Thursday, October 7 at 9/8c.

Like many CW series, the on-air ratings have sagged considerably.

The show returned in July to 450,000 viewers and a 0.05 rating, and it has been staying around those numbers since.

As a co-production, the series was thought to have lasted this long because co-productions are typically cheaper to produce because of the different outlets involved.

The series “follows Talon, the lone survivor of a race called Blackbloods. Years after her entire village was destroyed by a gang of brutal mercenaries, Talon travels to a lawless fortress on the edge of the civilized world, as she tracks the killers of her family," according to the official logline.

"On her journey to this outpost, Talon...

Exclusive: Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Joe Lo Truglio is making his feature directorial debut with the horror movie Outpost which will begin production on Monday, July 11. The actor, writer and producer bills the pic as a “nightmare on a mountain, about a woman fighting demons – and the demons are winning.”

Joining Beth Dover (Orange Is The New Black) is an ensemble cast that includes Dylan Baker, Becky Ann Baker, Dallas Roberts, Ta’Rea Campbell, and Ato Essandoh.

Lifelong horror fan Lo Truglio says, “It seemed like the perfect time to pivot and do something I’ve wanted to do since I was thirteen: make a scary movie. And to do it with friends, new and old – that’s the dream. We’re lucky.”

Lo Truglio produces alongside Kara Baker (Zola) and Joe Mortimer.

Richard Hughes to direct from screenplay by Point Break and Patriot Games writer W. Peter Iliff.

Millennium Media has dropped a hot project into the virtual Cannes market, announcing that it is producing and will kick off talks with global buyers on noir thriller The Enforcer starring Antonio Banderas.

Richard Hughes will direct from a screenplay by Point Break and Patriot Games writer W. Peter Iliff. Rob Van Norden, Yariv Lerner, Jeffrey Greenstein, Jonathan Yunger, and Les Weldon of Millennium Media are producing alongside Natalie Burn of Born to Burn Films. Executive Producers for Millennium Media are Avi Lerner, Boaz Davidson,...

Despite the ups and downs, 2020 was a year worth celebrating when it came to movies. Wamg’s list contains stories that provided insight, inspiration, and escapism in the wild year that was 2020.

With movements like #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter, there were true social and cultural films that showed everyone how important it is to celebrate diversity.

Even with the dark days, we came together in peaceful protest to bring light to the awful injustices. Diversity and inclusion go hand-in-hand and we must keep working to bring about an inclusive culture. In June The Academy announced that it will encourage equitable hiring practices and representation on and off screen in order to better reflect the diversity of the film community.

There were moments of film brilliance that shone brightly whether you were streaming at home or viewing it from your car at the drive-in. Check out our list of Amazing Moments of last year Here.

Fox expanded its “Masked Singer” franchise with the debut of “The Masked Dancer” last night, as the spinoff continued the formats’ strong ratings trend.

The show’s premiere delivered a 1.3 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 4.8 million total viewers, which easily represented the top non-football programming of the night. That viewership figure is roughly on par with the “Masked Singer” episode from Dec. 9 (which was a series low for the original show), while the demo number is a little lower than the 1.7 that “Masked Singer” averaged in season 4. A 1.3 also represents the best series debut of the 2020-21 season so far, narrowly topping fellow Fox-Ken Jeong show “I Can See Your Voice” which premiered to a 1.2 in Sept.

Ice-t was the first celebrity dancer unmasked. The show is hosted by Craig Robinson and has Ken Jeong, Ashley Tisdale, Paula Abdul, and Brian Austin Green on its judging panel.

“Sunday...

NBC’s Sunday Night Football led a quiet evening leading into the holiday week. SNF’s game delivered a 3.4 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic while 12.83 million viewers tuned into watch Cleveland Browns stomp out the New York Giants 20-6. Even though the game won the night, it is down from last week’s fast national numbers in both regards and marks an audience low. The numbers are expected to be adjusted in finals.

At CBS, 60 Minutes doubled in the demo from last week to earn a 1.4 rating and 10.24 million viewers, making it the most-watched non-sports program. This was followed by a double helping of Yuletide cheer with Garth and Trisha Live! A Holiday Concert Event (0.5, 5.15M) and the 22nd annual A Home for the Holidays. These numbers are also subject to adjusting due to NFL overrun.

ABC’s Sunday night was filled with The Sound of Music (0.5, 4.04M...

NBC’s Sunday Night Football ruled the night Sunday with the Pittsburgh-Buffalo game delivering a 3.9 in the adults 18-49 demographic and 14.18 million viewers, with the Bills’ 26-15 victory in the meeting of two of the NFL’s top teams up a tenth early numbers from last week’s game between Denver and Kansas City.

As with all live sporting events, the Nielsen Live+Same Day data are likely to be adjusted in finals.

Fox’s Sunday animation block received its own boost from NFL overrun, with those final numbers also facing adjustments. As of now, preliminary fast affiliates have The Simpsons doubled in the demo and then some compared with last week. Bless the Harts, Bob’s Burgers and Family Guy also gained.

At CBS, 60 Minutes took a stumble from last week. NCIS: Los Angeles held steady, while a fresh episode of NCIS: New Orleans took a dip.

The wheels came off the “Supermarket Sweep” cart from a ratings perspective last night, as the ABC show fell to its lowest rating to date.

The Leslie Jones revival scored a 0.5 rating among adults 18-49 on Sunday night, a 38% drop from the previous episode. Its 2.5 million total viewers was also down around 800,000 from the previous low. Right afterwards, Jimmy Kimmel’s “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” ticked down from last edition to a 0.4 rating and 2.7 million total viewers. “Card Sharks” rounded off the night for ABC even at a 0.3 rating and 1.8 million viewers.

ABC’s lineup was up against a strong “Sunday Night Football” performance, which saw the game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears rustle up a 4.1 rating and 14.3 million averaged viewers for NBC in the fast nationals. Green Bay emerged comfortable winners in the game itself, as Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdowns in a 41-25 win.

ABC’s telecast of the annual American Music Awards on Sunday with Taraji P. Henson as host was the latest awards show that implemented socially distanced and Covid-friendly production parameters to deliver live performances. The ceremony even had a live, socially distanced masked audience watching from the rafters.

The result: the AMAs hit a new low with a 1.0 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 3.80 million viewers in early Nielsen Live+Same Day data, a seven-tenths drop from last year’s telecast on the same weekend (the 2019 show adjusted up to a 1.8 rating and 6.73 million viewers). America’s Funniest Home Videos, the lead-in to the AMAs, also took a hit compared with its last original.

NBC’s Sunday Night Football continues to set the pace with the nail-biter of a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders, which the Chiefs won thanks to Patrick Mahomes’ 22-yard...

The “Grey’s Anatomy” season 17 premiere heralded the return of Patrick Dempsey as Dr. Derek “McDreamy” Shepherd in an extended dream sequence.

Dempsey’s shocking appearance helped the ABC show top the Thursday night ratings charts, delivering a 1.3 average rating among adults 18-49 across its two-hour premiere and 5.7 million total viewers. While that was enough to see off the scripted competition, it does represent a slight 13% dip from the season 16 premiere. For further comparison, last season’s finale scored a 1.4 rating and 7.3 million viewers. Earlier on, fellow Shondaland drama “Station 19” premiere its fourth season even on the previous edition. The show scored a 1.1 rating and 6.3 million total viewers, beating the season 3 premiere by over 1 million pairs of eyeballs.

Fox technically won the night overall, thanks to “Thursday Night Football” which averaged a 2.1 rating and just under 8 million total viewers. The game itself saw the Indianapolis Colts easily defeat the Tennesse Titans...

Exclusive: The CW has picked up an additional 13 episodes of fantasy-adventure series The Outpost ahead of the launch of its third season.

Series regular Anand Desai-Barochia, who plays Janzo in the series, has also been promoted to associate producer for the fourth season.

The third season of the show was set to air over the summer but production was halted in March due to the Covid-19 shutdown. In June, the drama became one of the first SAG-AFTRA-approved shows to restart production in Serbia.

The CW is not calling it a fourth season but rather an additional 13 episodes of season three.

The show, which also airs on NBCUniversal’s Syfy network internationally, stars Jessica Green (Ash vs. Evil Dead), Jake Stormoen (Extinct), Imogen Waterhouse (Nocturnal Animals) and Desai-Barochia.

Created by Kynan Griffin and Jason Faller, The Outpost follows Talon (Green), the lone survivor of a race called the “Blackbloods.” In...

The CW set several new fall premiere dates Monday, including the final run of “Supernatural” and the broadcast debut of “Swamp Thing.”

“Supernatural” begins rolling out the final seven episodes of Season 15 on Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt, followed by the season three premiere of “The Outpost” at 9 p.m. The beloved ghost and monster-hunting show will have its series finale on Nov. 19 at 9 p.m. following a finale special at 8 p.m. called “Supernatural: The Long Road Home.”

“Swamp Thing,” which was acquired from DC Universe, will have its broadcast premiere on Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. Other acquisitions include “Devils,” the international financial conspiracy thriller starring Alessandro Borghi, premiering Oct. 7 followed by the Season 2 premiere of “Coroner,” as well as the Season 2 premiere of “Tell Me a Story” on Oct. 13.

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The CW originals “Pandora” and “Outpost...

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, parent of Screen Media and operator of Crackle, posted a 14% gain in revenue in the second quarter compared with the same period in 2019.

Investors sparked to the company’s stock, boosting it more than 17% to $11.30, its highest point since March 2019. Once the financial results were out, shares climbed another 3% in after-hours trading. In addition to the strong quarter propelled by transactional VOD returns for Screen Media film The Outpost, Crackle announced a distribution deal Wednesday on growing internet-delivered TV bundle Philo.

The company’s total revenue of $13.9 million in the quarter exceeded Wall Street analysts’ consensus forecast for $12.7 million. Losses per share of 83 cents widened from a year-ago loss of 49 cents. Adjusted Ebitda — a common measure of operating profit favored by media companies — came in at $2.7 million, more than double the $1.3 million of the year-ago quarter.

In Csse’s distribution and production unit, revenue...

With Warner Bros. vacating its August 12 worldwide release date for “Tenet,” we’re still many weeks away from any approximation of normal business. Meanwhile, the VOD world continues apace with Rod Lurie’s Afghanistan war-set “The Outpost” leading the way. Now in its third week, the Screen Media title remains at #1 at Apple and Spectrum.

Perhaps even more impressive: “Outpost” is #2 at FandangoNow, which ranks by revenue — and Lurie’s film has a non-premium price of $6.99. Even outside a theater, some of its truisms remain — never underestimate the appeal of a military-themed film. In first place at FandangoNow was “Trolls World Tour,” which recently reduced its price from $19.99 to $5.99.

Among other recent premium VOD titles, the best showing this week is “The King of Staten Island” at #2 at Amazon Prime. However, there’s a growing trend for some more specialized titles to pop up. “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” the acclaimed documentary about the late Rep.

“The gates of Heaven and the gates of hell are claimed to be in the same spot. During the firefight, Cop Keating was like the gates of hell: violent, bloody, and full of sorrow. However, watching men sacrificing themselves to protect each other, I could see the true form of brotherhood and love, making the firefight at Cop Keating like the gates of heaven as well.”

Ty M. Carter, Medal of Honor Recipient

Looking for a great movie to rent during July? The Outpost is the must-see film of the summer.

In this military thriller, based on The New York Times best-selling non-fiction book, The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor from CNN’s Jake Tapper, a tiny unit of U.S. soldiers, alone at the remote Combat Outpost Keating, located deep in the valley of three mountains in Afghanistan, battles to defend against an overwhelming force of Taliban fighters in a coordinated attack.

With social distancing requirements apt to give a boost to virtual reality, especially in public places like theme parks, Lucasfilm and Oculus Vr specialists are joining forces for a new Star Wars attraction.

Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge is an original story that will include multiple styles of gameplay and difficulty settings, according to a blog post announcing the venture. The objective will be to bring in a wide variety of players when the experience is released later this year.

Developing the experience are ILMxLAB, the Lucasfilm group dedicated to “immersive entertainment,” and Oculus, which Facebook has owned since 2014. Disney hopes to reopen its U.S. parks in phases over the summer after months of closures due to Covid-19.

Scott Trowbridge, Portfolio Creative Executive for Walt Disney Imagineering, described the new experience as an “extension of the storytelling found at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.” He added...

The CW released its fall schedule Thursday, and the only thing staying put from last year’s lineup is “Supernatural” Thursdays.

The rest of what would have been the network’s regular schedule was reshuffled due to production delays caused by the pandemic, which means that all the shows that would normally return this fall have been pushed to January.

Series premieres of new shows “Superman & Lois,” “Walker” are being saved for early next year. In their place will be a mix of original and recently acquired programming from streaming services, including first-time broadcast TV airings of DC Univers’s “Swamp Thing” in the primetime Tuesday slot followed by CBS All Access’s “Tell Me a Story” at 9 p.m.

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The “Supernatural” final season will pick back up as planned,...

The CW won’t be debuting any new original scripted shows in fall 2020.

Due to the ongoing coronavirus-related production shutdown, the network is holding nearly all of its original scripted fare for January 2021. In announcing its 2020-2021 schedule on Wednesday, however, the network did say that it would air the series finale of “Supernatural” this fall. The show was due to wrap up this spring after a 15-season run, but the final episodes were unable to complete filming before production was shutdown by the pandemic.

The CW will instead air a number of acquired shows and unscripted shows this fall. In addition to shows like “Masters of Illusion,” “Whose Line Is It Anyway?,” “Penn & Teller: Fool Us,” and “World’s Funniest Animals,” the network announced earlier this week that it had acquired the shows “Swamp Thing,” “Tell Me a Story,” “Coroner,” and “Dead Pixels,” all of which will run this fall.

With his unconventional love for an android on the line, a diplomat in deep space fights for his life and his humanity in Outpost. Following a well-received run on the film festival circuit, the sci-fi short film is making its online premiere this Thursday on Gunpowder & Sky's Dust, and we've been provided with the exclusive teaser trailer to share with Daily Dead readers!

Written and directed by Justin Giddings & Ryan Patrick Welsh, and produced by Adam Monier Edwards and Pedro Otero, Outpost stars Ryan Patrick Welsh and Ryann Turner.

Synopsis: "When the last member of a special class of intergalactic diplomats called Citizens finds himself on the verge of finally discovering intelligent life, he realizes he has feelings for his android companion, Aria. Just as Citizen Gordon is ready to reveal his feelings and embrace their unconventional relationship, news of a hostile force headed his way puts him, his android,...

Stephanie Carlisle Lancaster’s days of scheming have been cut short. Own has canceled Ambitions after just one season, series star Robin Givens revealed Thursday on Instagram.

”Found out last week that Ambitions wouldn’t be returning for a second season,” the actress wrote, accompanied by the saddest of emojis.

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This news comes on the heels of Own renewing freshman series David Makes Man for a second season. Own...

Lara Jean Covey is picking up her pen again: Netflix has released a trailer for To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, a sequel to last year’s rom-com starring Lana Condor and Noah Centineo.

In the trailer — which you can watch above — Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky are swooning over each other and enjoying their newfound committed bliss… but things get complicated when Lara Jean’s former crush John Ambrose McClaren (played by Grease Live! and Rent veteran Jordan Fisher) reenters her life.

More from TVLineTVLine Items: Svu Cast Looks Back, Zombies 2 Premiere Date and MoreChilling...

NBC and the Paley Center for Media are saluting the brave men and women of Law & Order: Svu with an hourlong special on Thursday, Jan. 2 (9/8c).

Appropriately titled The Paley Center Salutes Law & Order: Svu, the small-screen event will “go back to the beginning, take a look behind the scenes and hear from the stars, creators and crew members who have brought incredibly impactful stories to life week after week,” according to the official synopsis. “The special also includes many of the most memorable scenes and features interviews with some of the famous guests who have stopped by...

Comedian John Mulaney is bringing a childhood tradition to Netflix: The special John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch, which “aims to recapture the magic of that bygone television era when children sang songs about their feelings with celebrity guests on funky outdoor sets,” will debut Tuesday, Dec. 24 on the streamer.

Special guests include Jake Gyllenhaal, Natasha Lyonne, Annaleigh Ashford, Richard Kind, musician David Byrne, Broadway star Shereen Pimentel and Tony Award winner Andre De Shields.

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Stars: Kelly Goudie, Sarah Wynne Kordas, Lindsay Foster, Karen Henson, Kieron Brook, Penelope Butler, Fiona Shore, Cara Middleton | Written and Directed by Anthony M. Winson

There are a handful, well enough movies to call it a sub genre, of horror movies et during World War II. But they usually, rather strangely, involve zombies of some kind. Whether it be the very enteratining recent hit Overlord or the found footage style Frankenstein’s Army or the Outpost franchise, it is always about the undead. The Baylock Residence however goes down a different route and decides to focus its story on ghosts and a more haunted house vibe.

You could almost ignore my first paragraph though when it comes to talking about The Baylock Residence because it being set during World War II has no bearing on the story at all. In the movie, Patricia discovers her estranged sister has died and...

Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment said Wednesday that it has closed a $60 million syndicated corporate credit facility, which will help finance the upcoming Season 3 of the CW’s summer fantasy adventure series The Outpost as well as Almost Paradise, Wgn America’s 10-episode drama series staring Electric’s The Librarians alum Christian Kane which is aiming for a spring 2020 bow.

The move further bolsters the growth of Dean Devlin’s indie production, sales and distribution outfit. It recently acquired international sales rights for the FilmRise library and is currently selling titles including Just Noise, a historical war drama starring Harvey Keitel and Malcolm McDowell, which it acquired at Toronto; the Bella Thorne-starring Penthouse A; and dystopian pic The Deal.

SunTrust Robinson Humphrey served as the sole lead arranger of the facility, with SunTrust Bank as the administrative agent.

“The Electric library has grown substantially since it produced the first season of Leverage 12 years ago,...

Even for a summer TV series, the freshman outing of The Outpost TV show on The CW did not get good ratings. It wasn't cancelled though, and now it is back for a second season as well as a second shot at building an audience. Can the series grow during season two, or has it already peaked? Will The Outpost be cancelled or renewed for season three? Stay tuned. *Status update below.

A CW supernatural drama from creators Jason Faller and Kynan Griffin, The Outpost stars Jessica Green, Jake Stormoen, Anand Desai-Barochia, Imogen Waterhouse, Robyn Malcolm, and Andrew Howard. The story centers on Talon (Green), the lone survivor of the “Blackbloods” race. When she was still a child, a ruthless mercenary gang slaughtered her entire village. Now that she has come of age, Talon has come into a mysterious power. Having defeated Dred’s army...

Talon's journey will continue. The Outpost TV show has been renewed for a third season on The CW network.

A fantasy drama from creators Jason Faller and Kynan Griffin, The Outpost stars Jessica Green, Jake Stormoen, Anand Desai-Barochia, Imogen Waterhouse, Robyn Malcolm, and Andrew Howard. The story centers on Talon (Green), the lone survivor of the “Blackbloods” race. When she was still a child, a ruthless mercenary gang slaughtered her entire village. Now that she has come of age, Talon has come into a mysterious power. Having defeated Dred’s army and retaken the Outpost, in the second season, Talon and Gwynn (Waterhouse) ready themselves to battle the Prime Order.

The second season of The Outpost averaged a 0.12 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 590,000 viewers. Compared to season one, that's down by 16% and 6%, respectively. The second season finished airing last month, on September 26th.

Hey, "The Outpost" fans. We hope you guys enjoyed tonight's episode 9. Now that it's officially in the history books, it's time to let you guys know what you can expect to see in the next, new episode 10, which is scheduled to hit the airwaves next week. Thanks to the lovely CW folks, we've got a couple of teaser descriptions for episode 10 via their press release. So, we'll be using those for this spoiler session. To get things started, episode 10 has officially been titled, "The Only Way." Episode 10 sounds like it will feature some pretty interesting, intense, action-filled and dramatic scenes as Talon and Zed get a hold of a power. The Mistress cooks up a new plot for success. Naya confronts her old master. Garrett tries to fulfill a new type of goal and more. We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Talon and Zed situation.

Updated with final numbers: CBS’ Big Brother topped a Thursday again littered with NFL preseason preemptions, coming away as the night’s top-rated and most-watched program with a 1.2 rating and 4.36 million viewers. The show saw only a tenth of a point shaved from its NFL-inflated preliminary numbers, which were adjusted down by a tenth or two for every show in primetime in final numbers. Its final results Thursday were up in both metrics compared with last week.

All those downward adjustments included Fox’s coverage of the Jacksonville-Miami preseason game in primetime, keeping MasterChef on the sidelines but giving the network the overall demo win. The game tipped ABC’s Holey Moley for the top spot among originals in the 8 Pm hour, with the mini-golf competition airing its first-season finale at 9 Pm. That latter rating is on par with last week’s performance. Reef Break...

Orange Is the New Black takes more than a few painfully real twists in its final season. While they can be difficult to watch, Beth Dover, who plays Linda Ferguson, says they were just as difficult to shoot. In between practicing her catwalk for New York Fashion Week and preparing for her leading role in her husband Joe Lo Truglio's upcoming horror film Outpost, Dover hopped on the phone to talk to us about what it was like to play one of the most notable villains on a show that addresses so many relevant political and cultural issues. "It's a good reminder that villains don't always have to be super scary-looking to be effective," Dover said.

While Linda might not seem like she's pure evil at first glance, with her perfectly coiffed hair and put-together skirt suits, that all changes the minute she opens her mouth. From excitedly showing...

Narcos producer Gaumont has hired El Chapo exec producer Christian Gabela as part of a push to bolster international co-productions in Latin America.

This comes as its first Latin American co-production, El Presidente, is currently in production for Amazon Prime.

The company has hired Gabela as VP, International TV Co-Productions. He joins from Spanish-language broadcaster, Univision, where he was Vice President and General Manager of the production division, Story House Entertainment.

At Story House, he exec produced El Chapo, Univision’s first co-production with Netflix, as well as Netflix original Tijuana and also worked on HBO and Fusion TV’s docuseries Outpost and doc Residente, which premiered at SXSW.

Gabela will report to Vanessa Shapiro, President, Worldwide TV Distribution and Co-Production.

“Christian’s knowledge of TV development and production will bolster our distribution/co-production efforts in the Latin America region where we have ten drama series in development, alongside our in-house Latin American shows,...

Stars: John Rhys-Davies, Rosie Fellner, Tanya Franks, Theo Devaney, Paul Reynolds, Jack Derges, Gary Mavers, Sally Mortemore, Tristam Summers, James Fisher, Michael Elkin | Written by John Adams, Peter Adams | Directed by John Adams

I’m not sure if I should be surprised or not but there seems to be quite a few World War II zombie movies, or movies that can kind of be linked to World War 2 and the undead – there’s definitely enough for it to be called a sub genre on its own. So Soldier of War (aka Aux) can be added to Dead Snow, Overlord, Outpost, Frankenstein’s Army and a myriad more.

Soldier of War is a British film and it, like many of its kind, feels very British. From the police uniforms to the woodland and countryside to the accents; it will be very familiar to people from the U.K. and horror fans...

Exclusive: Millennium Films has pacted with Russian businessman Andrey Georgiev on its upcoming slate of films as an investor and executive producer, including The Outpost, a film about American military valor based on CNN anchor and Chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper’s best-selling book about one of the deadliest battles in Afghanistan.

Georgiev works in the field of energy-exploration and the production of gas condensate and is said to be a patron of the arts.

The complete list of films Georgiev will be involved in are some of the biggest projects on Millennium Films’ slate including: Angel Has Fallen; The Outpost, based on Tapper’s New York Times‘ best-seller The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor, starring Scott Eastwood, Caleb Landry Jones and Orlando Bloom (directed by Rod Lurie); Blackbird starring Susan Sarandon, Kate Winslet,...

Chicago – In the history of “Reality TV” there has been periods of up-and-down popularity, shows that have been around seemingly forever and spinoffs to new styles like “documentary series” as networks like the National Geographic Channel emerged. In all those permutations, producer Stephanie Buxbaum has experienced it all, and has the career and stories to prove it.

Buxbaum began her career as a performer, transferring from classical acting training to the nuts-and-bolts of the show business industry through the University of Southern California. After graduation, she worked in musical theater, but always was challenging herself by learning other dynamics of the film and television business. This led to an associate producer gig on “Big Brother” in 2000, which began her (as she calls it) “unscripted TV show” career.

Executive Producer Stephanie Buxbaum

Photo credit: Sunday Brunch Productions

Since then, she has had many level of producer titles – through her Sunday Brunch...

Up-and-coming actor Trey Tucker has nabbed back-to-back roles, one a lead, another a key supporting part.

Tucker, who appeared in The Space Between Us, is starring opposite Mena Suvari in Viscous, a dramatic thriller indie from writer-director Braden R. Duemmler.

The story tells of the co-dependent and imperfect love between a mother (Suvari) and her daughter, which is tested when the "perfect" man, played by Tucker, enters their lives.

Abel Vang, Kristina Esposito and Stephen Stanley are producing.

Tucker is also shooting The Outpost, a military action movie from Millennium that tells the true story of a team of U.S. soldiers that ...

The last decade has seen a surge of “Nazi horror” movies that struck enough of a chord to kick-start a subgenre. Most are risible and bypassed big screens to debut on DVD, prior to perishing in pound store video bins, but there are a few gems amongst the twaddle. Dead Snow 2: Red Vs Dead is a subgenre standout and one of a small fistful to feature the Nazi undead. Along with the lesser likes of War of the Dead, Frankenstein’s Army and Outpost, these utilised our fear/hatred of Nazism to shape a new supernatural antagonist.

Overlord is the latest Nazi horror and one of very few to make it into cinemas. Following his impressive, criminally under-seen debut Son of a Gun, director Julius Avery, with screenwriters Billy Ray, Mark L Smith and producer Jj Abrams give Nazi horror a bigger budget/ creative bolstering with enthralling results; for Overlord is a frenzied,...