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Fun fact: The last seven days of television delivered upwards of 50 (!) series and season premieres. (That sound you just heard was your DVR yawning.)

Needless to say, Premiere Week also provided dozens of memorable sound bites, 30 of which we’ve compiled into our first Quotes of the Week gallery of the new fall season.

This time around, we’ve got Chicago Fire‘s meta nod to a fallen #OneChicago series, a puzzling insult on Criminal Minds, some insight into the minds of billionaires via Celebrity Family Feud and a major lifestyle change on Speechless.

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Updated with video: Last week in “Donald Trump” was so nuts that John Oliver was forced to devote virtually all of Last Week Tonight to talking about it. “The last seven days have been absolutely insane – so much so that, by Friday night, it may have broken Anderson Cooper,” Oliver acknowledged. He’s of course referring to Cooper’s Friday show, during which the host interrupted Trump surrogate Jeffrey Lord as he defended yet another indefensible Trump statement, saying…...

The last seven days of TV delivered weddings, deaths, confessions of love — and, of course, plenty of memorable dialogue to be featured in our Quotes of the Week.

RelatedTVLine’s Performer of the Week: The Leftovers‘ Scott Glenn

This time around, we’ve got a meta Cosby Show reference on Empire, furniture-building difficulty on Once Upon a Time, a reality check courtesy of Scorpion‘s youngest team member and a swoon-worthy exchange on iZombie.

Also included in this week’s round-up: double doses of Jimmy Kimmel Live, Veep and Pretty Little Liars.

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Hell on Wheels wrapped up its five-season run on AMC Saturday with a series finale episode that drew 2.5 million total viewers, including 784k adults 25-54 in Live+3 ratings. The final Season 5 averaged 2.6 million viewers per episode, including 837k adults 25-54. The last seven episodes of How showed the end of the line for Cullen Bohannon (Anson Mount) and his work building America's first transcontinental railroad. The final push to finish brought a reckoning for…...

[caption id="attachment_48145" align="aligncenter" width="590"] Hell On Wheels TV show on AMC. Anson Mount as Cullen Bohannan. Photo Credit: Michelle Faye/AMC./caption]

The devil's in the details. Season 5B of the Hell On Wheels TV series on AMC premieres Saturday, June 11, 2016 at 9:00pm Et. While not cancelled, Hell On Wheels is ending. AMC says it is the "end of the line for Cullen Bohannon (Anson Mount) and his work on America’s first transcontinental railroad."

The last seven episodes, including the Hell On Wheels TV series finale, are careening down the track. The cast of Hell On Wheels includes: Anson Mount, Colm Meaney, Christopher Heyerdahl, Robin McLeavy, Jennifer Ferrin, Phil Burke, Tim Guinee, Dohn Norwood, Reg Rogers, Byron Mann, A. Zhou, and Tzi Ma.

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It's President's Day weekend, and last year it was the R-rated Fifty Shades of Grey dominating all things box office with a record-smashing $85.1 million opening that bumped up to $93 million for the four-day. This weekend brings a different kind of R-rated heat to the box office in the form of the superhero feature Deadpool, which won't likely top Fifty Shades' record, but that doesn't mean it isn't looking to perform in a big way. Additional new releases include the romantic comedy How to be Single and the fifteen-years later sequel, Zoolander 2, both of which will battle for a distant second. Arriving in a big way this weekend, Fox's Deadpool will hit 3,558 theaters with its sights set on settling among the top ranks of R-rated comic book adaptation opening weekends. The list is currently topped by 2007's 300 with $70.8 million, followed by 2009's Watchmen with $55.2 million. The film is looking at...

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Two weeks in and still nobody has been sacked for posting anything controversial on their Instagram accounts. The superstars are learning.

The last seven days saw a very firm introduction of the Christmas theme, replacing the Thanksgiving posts and gimmicks of last week. So that means ugly sweaters – as modelled by the delighted looking Dean Ambrose – tinsel, Santa Claus and the Miz checking every DVD shelf in stores to see how his latest festive film is selling.

In amongst the good tidings and Christmas joy we got the usual insightful glimpses behind the scenes, both in the corridors of WWE and in the stars’ own homes and gyms. Social presence is legitimately becoming part of the brand, and it is actually good to see the talent adopting that enthusiasm and not going full John Cena.

Behold the week in WWE Instagram…

25. Welcome Liv Morgan Instagram

After not having a name in previous Nxt matches,...

Warning: There might be some words and posters that could be deemed Nsfw. I wouldn’t want anyone getting fired for such a reason.

How does one go about writing a book review? That is a question I’ve dealt with all my life. I’ve gotten a few film related books in my time, delving deep into information about specific genres of film or about a director or an actor. Those types of books you can find a beginning, middle and an end. But Robin Bougie’s fantastic new book, a sequel to the amazing first Graphic Thrills book, which delves into film posters of pornographic films from 1970 – 1985, was going to be tricky.

The reason it was going to be tricky was that it was going to be me gushing (poor choice of word?) about the amazing posters he featured, while he gave great insight into the particular films,...

"Go-home show" had more than one meaning in Minneapolis. Not only was it the final Monday night before SummerSlam (in case that failed to register amid Triple H and Stephanie's lengthy opening address), it was also Brock Lesnar's chance to bask in the adulation of his adopted home state. Side effect: The Undertaker got pooped all over, as did the Divas and anyone else in the final few segments who wasn't Brock Lesnar.

But hey, let's not dwell on the more controversial aspects of a fine show.

After all,...

The following article contains a spoiler about the upcoming second half of the "Mad Men" season. It's not a big spoiler. It's about facial hair. But I feel like warning you anyway, given how secretive Matt Weiner and the "Mad Men" team are about even the least significant of spoilers. The last seven "Mad Men" episodes begin to roll out on Sunday, April 5 and other than that facial hair spoiler, there's no point in trying to get anybody to talk about where things are headed. But we were able to talk about where we've been, so if you haven't seen the 2014 episodes, that's spoiled here. Instead, when I sat down with John Slattery last week, we talked about where we left Roger Sterling last year, a seven-episode arc that saw the death of his professional mentor, the emotional loss of his daughter to a cult and the character's finale business...

Mad Men creator Matt Weiner is not one for oversharing when it comes to talking about upcoming seasons of his show. No shocker, then, that — beyond the premiere date — absolutely zero details about the series’ final half-season were revealed Saturday morning during a TV Critics Association press tour panel with Weiner and the original cast. That doesn’t mean we didn’t learn a few things from their session with reporters:—While Weiner didn’t talk about what happens during the homestretch of the show, he did tease their tone. "The last seven episodes, each of them feels like the finale of the show," he said. —In an age where the sign-offs of shows such as The Sopranos and How I Met Your Mother have left some segments of their fandom disappointed and even angry, Weiner made it clear he does care about how Mad Men fans react to the series finale.

Better Call Pete?

Not so fast. When the topic of spinoffs came up during Mad Men‘s final Television Critics Association press tour panel on Saturday — and star Jon Hamm jokingly suggested the aforementioned title— creator Matthew Weiner weighed in on a possible offshoot to the AMC drama.

“I can’t wait for people to see [the final episodes],” he said. “It’s going be weird to actually get to the point where there is no more new ones. The spinoff, right now, is these last seven episodes, as far as I’m concerned.”

Weiner noted that the back half of the series...

Mad Men fans hoping to find closure from the show's final episodes may get more than they bargained for. "The last seven episodes, I would say each one of them feels like a finale in the show," executive producer Matthew Weiner told reporters at the Television Critics Association’s winter TV previews, noting that there was no room for tangential story lines. "The shows became so much more concentrated on these characters. We’re really going to have to focus on our main people."...

Game of Thrones isn't the only much-anticipated drama returning to TV this April: AMC has revealed that the final season of Mad Men will premiere April 5th. The last seven episodes in the saga of Don Draper are being touted as the second half of the show's seventh season, which kicked off in April 2014 and concluded with an unexpected, climactic song-and-dance number and a longtime character's exit.

"What an incredible journey this has been," creator Matthew Weiner said in a statement provided to The Hollywood Reporter. "We sincerely thank the...

This winter press tour is going to feature goodbye sessions for several beloved, long-running series, and few shows have been as loved by the TCA as "Mad Men," which is bringing creator Matt Weiner and stars Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Christina Hendricks and John Slattery to the stage to reminisce about their time together. (Earlier today, AMC announced that the final season will resume on April 5.) Though AMC has done a few "Mad Men"-related events since the series premiere, this will be the first formal TCA panel since then, and it should be an interesting time, especially with this mix of strong talent and personality. As I did earlier today for "Better Call Saul," I'll be live-blogging the whole thing, as often as my fingers and the ballroom wi-fi will allow, so check back frequently. (All times are Pacific.) 9:42 a.m.: We open with some "Mad Men" greatest hits,...

While some of the Holiday Forecast picks are locks (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, etc.), there are a handful of fringe titles (Unbroken, Horrible Bosses, Annie, The Interview) which could wind up outside the Top 12 when all is said and done.Which upcoming releases could move in to one of those spots? Here's a brief look at box office prospects for the rest of the movies set to open between now and the end of the year.Wide ReleasesDumb and Dumber To (Nov. 14): This is the movie that has the best chance of cracking the Top 12 holiday releases. The first Dumb and Dumber opened 20 years ago and earned $127.2 million; that's the equivalent over $241 million today. If the sequel sells half as many tickets, it will be one of the biggest hits of the season.Still, there are...

Oscar hopes are looking better than ever for "Theory of Everything" star Eddie Redmayne, tapped as a frontrunner for his portrayal of Stephen Hawking since Tiff. The 32-year-old actor will receive the Desert Palm Achievement Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards on January 3rd. Palm Springs is one of several festivals that plays a key role in the annual anointing of awards during the season leading up to the Oscars. Like the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the fest works with studios to land Oscar-buzzy lineups and contenders for the fest's awards presentations. Sbiff, it was announced recently, will crown "Birdman" star Michael Keaton with a Modern Master Award on January 31. The last seven recipients of the Desert Palm prize, including Matthew McConaughey for "Dallas Buyers Club," Daniel Day-Lewis for "Lincoln" and Colin Firth for "The King's Speech" all went on to win Best Actor Oscars. Our Toh!

How important is the Toronto Film Festival, which starts tomorrow? The last seven Best Picture winners all played there, for starters. But even beyond the considerable Oscar buzz generated by a Toronto berth, the fest can always boast an incredible (and incredibly packed) lineup of intriguing directors and dazzling movie stars — so much so that when you have to narrow the list down to the 15 most anticipated films, as I have here, a wide variety of still-worthy titles will miss out. (Never fear, though, because Vulture will be on the ground covering all of those movies, including hotly buzzed films that debuted elsewhere, like The Imitation Game and Wild.) For this list, we've restricted our choices to the movies that will be making their world premieres at Toronto, and it's quite a group, indeed.While We're Young In Noah Baumbach's new comedy, uptight oldsters Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts...

Yeah...yeah...I know. I know. Why? Why McGee? Explain to us why the hell you suddenly decided to do this review now. Well, like I told the police when being questioned for the murder of Corey Haim--if you would be so kind as to put your hard throbbing dick back in your pants, I'll tell you everything. The last seven months have been very...scratch that...Extremely difficult for me. Last Christmas, I found a lump on my shoulder while taking a shower. I didn't think much of it at the time and went about my business for the rest of that month. More on that later. I decided to write up my review of Thor 2 in January when without warning, I get a call from my sister. She's crying her eyes out telling me she's a horrible mother and is thinking about ending her life after putting her kids up for adoption.

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Well folks, we are almost there. Like the protagonists of AMC’s Zombie drama, fans have been given a lot of time to wander toward the end of this season, completely unsure of what lies ahead.

The first half of season 4 was The Walking Dead at its finest – high stakes, dramatic tension, and interpersonal drama played out much as we’d seen in the previous seasons (albeit with a more solid grasp on character motivations than the mediocre season 3).

But then The Walking Dead did something you rarely see with this mid-season break – ending the first half with the requisite brutal series of murders and violence, it settled into a much more relaxed pace for the second, dividing its main cast into little groups and sending them out to wander the wilderness, all eventually heading in the general direction of “Terminus”.

The last seven post-prison episodes have been good,...

We have been following the production of Simon Phillips and Paul Tanter’s latest film over in La for a few weeks now and as production wraps on The Last Scout we’re very pleased to be able to bring you the first look at the film’s teaser poster.

Fresh from the success of the second in his White Collar Hooligan series Tanter and director Simon Phillips, along with their regular team of collaborators, have turned their focus to the outward urge. As with Dominic Burns’ UFO and post-apocalyptic thriller The Last Seven the continuing journey away from the dangerous gangland of the East End seems to be picking up pace and we’re likely to see other genres come under their focus.

All we know of The Last Scout is what the press notes have as a brief synopsis,

The film is a futuristic story of a crew...

The last seven weeks has seen the judges bicker, disagree and walk out, though they have finally decided on the acts going through to the live semi-finals. But do you think they made the right decision?

The acts will now all be hoping for public votes to get them one step closer to winning £25,000 and showing their talents at the Royal Variety Performance.

The final 45 includes acts such as the little girl with the big voice Arisxandra Libantino and controversial magician Aaron Crow.

Hungarian shadow dance group Attraction and impressionist Francine Lewis are also among those who went through.

The Final 45 in full:

Bosom Buddies

Jack and Cormac

Freelusion

Chasing the Dream

MCBoy

Aaron Crow

McKnasty

Gabrielle Gardiner

Aliki

CEO Dancers

The Band of Voices

Poppin' Ron

Meat Diva

Joseph Hall

Rosie O'Sullivan

Modupe

Youth Creation

Steve Hewlett

Maarty Broekman

Martin Healy

Rob & Craig

Club Town Freaks

Pre Skool

Shockarellas...

To mark the release of White Collar Hooligan 2 on DVD and Blu-ray, we’ve got 2 copies of the movie to give away.

Get ready for the ultimate tear-up as hard-man Nick Nevern (White Collar Hooligan, Riot), returns in this tense modern-day British gangster film along with Simon Phillips (Jack Falls), Peter Barrett (The Fall of The Essex Boys) the sexy Rita Ramnani (The Last Seven, Strippers Vs Werewolves) and Vas Blackwood (Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Creep, Mean Machine).

Mike Jacobs (Nevern) is back and living the good life in Spain with a new identity under the witness protection scheme. However, when old enemies discover his whereabouts and kidnap his girlfriend, Mike has just four days to pay off the gangsters or he will never see her again.

His journey takes him to New York City and back to London to meet up with his old partner, Eddie, pulling...

The last seven days brought us the Screen Actors Guild and Golden Globe nominations, which managed to shake up the awards season a bit. I've now moved Django Unchained's Christoph Waltz from the Best Actor to Best Supporting Actor races in accordance with the change in his campaign. And Nicole Kidman seemed to come out of nowhere with SAG and Globe nods for her supporting performance in The Paperboy. Here's where I think things stand right now.   Best Picture 1. Lincoln 2. Les Miserables 3. Argo 4. Zero Dark Thirty 5. Silver Linings Playbook 6. Life of Pi 7. Django Unchained 8. Beasts of the Southern Wild 9. Amour 10. Moonrise Kingdom 11. The Master 12. The Impossible 13. The Dark Knight Rises 14. The...

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You’ve written an outstanding American period drama based on a poignant true story that serves as a stark commentary on current social issues, and I bet you’re pretty darn proud of yourself, aren’t you? Well you can wipe that smirk off your face, because you have only just begun your long and painful journey to the Dolby Theatre. In order to turn your script into an actual film you need actual people to make it, and if you want to win an Oscar it is imperative to pick the right cast and crew.

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To illustrate my first point I draw your attention to this La Times article from February 2012 (just before the last awards). The Academy do not publish membership statistics so this is the most thorough and recent breakdown of its kind that you will find. You can see that roughly...

This morning we were treated to twenty minutes from the beginning of Ridley Scott’s much anticipated return to sci-fi, Prometheus. Please note, Prometheus Footage reaction and Q&A so if you want to know nothing about the new movie, click away now.

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Described as a setup for the rest of the film we began in 2089 on the Isle of Skye where Noomi Rapace and her team are excavating a deep cave in the Scottish hillside. Upon finding the cave paintings glimpsed in the recent trailers we move forward four years to the starship Promethues where the Android David whose descendants include Ash, Bishop and Call, wakes the crew as they approach a distant planet whose moon, it is assumed, is capable of sustaining life, and where they hope to discover the origin of the figures glimpsed in the cave paintings on Earth.

Once awake there is an appearance from...

On the riveting season finale of the ABC thriller The River, entitled “Row, Row, Row Your Boat,” the Magus crew – including Lincoln (Joe Anderson), his mother Tess (Leslie Hope) and the long lost Dr. Emmet Cole (Bruce Greenwood) – suddenly finds itself in complete chaos when a member of their own is shot dead, leading Jahel (Paulina Gaitán) to call upon the spirit of the Boíuna to help, against the wishes of her father (Daniel Zacapa). With a course now plotted for their final destination, the crew’s quest is threatened further by the unknown killer, as the situation continues to spiral out of control. The last seven weeks of terrifying scares and shocking twists and turns have led up to this, and co-stars Joe Anderson and Leslie Hope spoke to Collider for this exclusive phone interview about how surprised they were about where things will end up for their characters,...

It all started out so easily.

All I had to do was answer a perfectly reasonable question from Andy Griffiths, who was curious to know what my Top 20 Doctor Who stories were. So the favourites started bobbing around my head in an all-singing, all-dancing maelstrom. The Web Of Fear. City Of Death. Can't forget The Caves Of Androzani. Don't forget to include a string of Hinchcliffe-Holmes classics.

By the time I'd got to the end of my mental list though I'd realised that it wasn't that simple. What about The Mind Of Evil? Or Midnight? Or The Invasion Of Time, which I'll still freely admit to being pretty damn good. They were jostling for attention like ashen-faced stray cats wanting to come in through the back door. Suddenly, producing a Top 20 of John's Favourites seemed about as easy as building your own Tardis from nothing but paper and duct tape.

Other than an episode of Saturday Night Live, you’re not likely to see Seth Rogen, Emma Stone, Aziz Ansari, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, Ken Jeong, Andy Samberg and Samuel L. Jackson all in the same place. One thing that they, and many other celebrities have in common is their support for the charity organization StandUp2Cancer, and all of the good work that they do.

Now, they have teamed up with Lucasfilm and others to raise awareness for Stand Up To Cancer’s “Use the Force for Good” Campaign. They’ve created the nifty video below to promote the cause, and you can check out the press release below that for all the details and links to sites where you can help.

Star Wars | Stand Up To Cancer

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Who would have thought Hader could imitate a Tauntaun that well?

Use the Force For Good!

Emma Stone prepares to channel Princess Leia for a Star Wars re-enactment video that asks fans to .Use The Force for Good. and support Stand Up To Cancer. T-shirt available at standup2cancer.org/shop.

Use the Force For Good!

Lucasfilm Launches Initiative to Benefit Stand Up To Cancer

Campaign features celebrity fans celebrating their favorite Star Wars. moments, an eBay charity auction offering one-of-a-kind items and a rare experience, an exclusive line of t-shirts as well as support from Major League Baseball

Lucasfilm announced today that in celebration of the September launch of Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray, it is linking up with celebrities, eBay and Major League Baseball to ask fans to Use the Force for Good to support Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). SU2C funds groundbreaking cancer research that will get new therapies to patients quickly and save lives.

.Lucasfilm joining with eBay,...

Vanguard will release the 2010 British horror-thriller Cut on DVD on Oct. 25 for the list price of $19.95.

Danielle Lloyd receives no second chances in Cut.

Touted by its makers as “the first horror film shot in one continuous shot,” Cut follows a group of friends who find themselves in a bit of trouble after returning from a cocktail party to a cottage deep in the English woods. Having brushed off the notion of urban legends as rubbish, the good-looking young adults slowly find themselves weaving through their very own horror story.

Written and directed by Alexander Williams and starring Zach Galligan (Gremlins), Simon Phillips (The Last Seven), Dominic Burns (Airborne) and British glamor gal Danielle Lloyd, Cut offers some gimmicky, claustrophobic thrills and an occasional laugh to lighten the tension, or so we’ve heard. With no edits and a hopefully well-thought-out script and design, it could be fun…

The movie...

The new feature from Dominic Burns (Cut) is one part thriller and one part suicide cult, as the film's first poster beckons you to "come die with me." In the trailer for this feature, a plane at 20,000 is ever going down, down, down...And actors Mark Hamill, Craig Conway (Dog Soldiers), Simon Phillips (The Last Seven) and Julian Glover (Mirrors) welcome you aboard one terrifying flight. Have an early look at this United Kingdom shot film, which will have you asking the stewardess for more booze and valium, in just under two minutes (courtesy of Dread Central).

The synopsis for Airborne is here:

"As a snowstorm closes in, one final plane takes off. The plane reports to the ground that both pilots are dead, while the slowly dwindling number of passengers on the plane wish that they'd never left the ground" (Dread).

Release Date: 2012.

Director: Dominic Burns.

Writer: Paul Chronnell.

Photo Courtesy of Jeffrey Weissman

Actor Jeffrey Weissman got his big break auditioning for, but not being cast in War Games. Instead he caught the attention of a big agent and was soon cast in the Twilight Zone movie in the, "Nightmare at 30,000 Feet" story, with John Lithgow. He did small parts in Johnny Dangerously, Crackers with Sean Penn and Donald Sutherland and a few guest star spots on TV series like Dallas and Scarecrow and Mrs. King before landing a co-starring role opposite Clint Eastwood in Pale Rider. In a recent interview he told us, "It was a gas being on location with Clint. He was a real gentleman and did everything first class. It was a nice event."

After that came Back to the Future II. He played George McFly, Marty’s father, in the two sequels. He recalled what struck him most about making the film was the set decoration.

I have to be honest- the life of a blogger and film reviewer is not always what it’s cut out to be. For every golden opportunity to talk about film, and pass on your enthusiasm about certain projects, there are also numerous times when it is difficult to offer anything other than miserable criticism when a film fails to inspire you in any way possible. On the surface of it, it might be easy to see Jack Falls as one such film- filmed cheaply and marketed as a comic noir in the British gangster genre- but to do so would be extremely unfair.

The third and final chapter in the ‘Jack Trilogy’ from writer/director Paul Tanter, Jack Falls completes the story of Jack Adleth (Simon Phillips), a former undercover police officer who returns to London on a mission of revenge against those who sought to kill him. The...

If your not living in the UK you probably haven't heard of this one. And even then you may not have! Jack Falls is an independent British feature based on the graphic novel of the same name by Paul Tanter. It's actually the third part of a trilogy, the first two movies are Jack Says and Jack Said. As you will see from the trailer, the flick is heavily influenced by Sin City's visual style. The cast of the movie includes Doug Bradley(Hellraiser) and Jason Flemying(Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class)as well as Tamer Hassan (Clash of The Titans), Simon Phillips (Jack Said, The Last Seven), Olivia Hallinan (Sugar Rush), Dexter Fletcher (Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Kick Ass), Alan Ford (Snatch, Lock Stock), Adam Deacon (Adulthood, Kidulthood), Neil Maskell (The Football Factory), Zach Galligan (Gremlins) and Martin Kemp (The Krays) Surviving a murder attempt in Amsterdam,...

*Full disclosure: a DVD screener of this film was supplied by Revolver Entertainment.

Director/writer: Sacha Bennett.

Bonded by Blood is loosely based on a group murder carried out December, 1995. The three killed were Patrick Tate, Craig Rolfe and Tony Tucker, each a drug dealer. These villains have been immortalized unjustly in three films, which include: The Essex Boys (2000), Rise of the Foot Soldier (2007) and now Bonded by Blood (2011). Likely killed by Jack Whomes and Michael Steele, who remain in prison, Bonded by Blood covers a detestable subject (drug dealing), with little depth. Revolver Entertainment will distribute this title on DVD February 1st and this film is really only for those who enjoy watching gangland styled films, as there is no positive moral tale here.

Many may have heard the story of The Intercity Firm and their coke induced exploits, but for those who have not - here is a summary.

Here’s the first trailer and images from new British movie, Heavy Duty which is directed by Rhys Hayward and stars Giles Alderson (The Torment), Sebastian Street (The Last Seven) Jay Simon (The Wedding Date), Dan Cade, Louis Murrall, Lucy Lavey, Jason Stevens and Jason Allen.

Synopsis: An ex-soldier and his wife witness a brutal murder during their camping holiday, and find themselves hunted by the killers. However, the former soldier has plans of his own… As darkness falls, the enemy scours the nearby woods for the couple, unaware of the chilling fate that awaits them.

We’ve got no release date for the movie as yet but we’ll keep you posted.

Check out the new trailer below or click the images to enlarge.

White Collar returns with new episodes in January.

And Matt Bomer has a promise for fans of the USA hit who have been anxious to learn about the music box and other mysteries: your patience will be rewarded.

"The last seven episodes are really heavy," Bomer told TV Guide this week. "Pretty much all the questions that we've asked for the first couple of seasons come to a head and get answered."

The star also revealed that January's return episode will pick up a few weeks after the gun shot that took down Mozzie on the summer finale. Refresh your memory of that event via our review of the episode - and visit TV Fanatic for weekly recaps, photos, quotes and more once this series comes back.

Last Seven UK Art*Here be spoilers.

Director: Imran Naqvi.

Writer: John Stanley.

The Last Seven is a London shot film from a series of production companies including: Goliath Productions, Nightshade Productions, Press on Features, and Vesuvius Film Partners. The film was released in the United Kingdom August 27th, with a DVD/Blu-Ray release August 30th. Starring are the usual Brit' suspects: Tamer Hassan, Simon Phillips, Danny Dyer and others, with the film delving into the spiritual realm through graphic character flashbacks. The Last Seven is a slow paced thriller without an initial hook, which left this viewer slightly unsatisfied. On the plus side, there is beautiful cinematography and solid acting from the core group of actors and the film does take on some interesting existential themes. Plus Danny Dyer is in one of his first serious roles.

The film involves seven strangers waking up at the same time in a deserted London.

I agree that last week's Trailer Park featured a less-than-exciting crop of trailers, but the voter turnout in the poll was dreadful. Did Labor Day activities keep you all away from choosing a favorite? Seriously, last week's winner, the Russian-dubbed trailer for 13 came on top with only 9 votes, which edged it out over second choice, Hobo with a Shotgun (8 votes) and Kings of Pastry (7 votes).

Hopefully the ten trailers I've rounded up this week will be of more interest to you. Thanks to the release of Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D, the bulk of new film ads involve either post-apocalyptic worlds or zombies or at least some kind of horror element -- and sure, I'll count Gwyneth Paltrow singing country music (in Country Strong) as pretty horrific. Even the latest from Clint Eastwood, Hereafter, deals with a psychic (Matt Damon) who can talk to the dead, and a woman (Cecile de...

There are seven people in “The Last Seven”, and each one has no memory of who they are, only that they have awakened in a completely deserted London. Eventually, the seven come together, and try to figure out what’s happening to the city around them. Okay, not really; they mostly just bitch at each other and walk around. Slowly but surely, though, they began to remember things – memories from their past that starts to shed light on their current condition. Meanwhile, a mysterious, bleeding figure in black (the ubiquitous Danny Dyer) stalks them from the shadows. Sound interesting to you? Well it sounded interesting to me. Then again, I’m a sucker for these type of movies – disparate strangers in a strange location must work together to survive? Yes, please! “The Last Seven” marks the feature film directorial debut of Imran Naqvi, and while it’s not the best...

The premise of Pakistani filmmaker Imran Naqvi‘s straight-to-dvd release, The Last Seven is not a complex one. A number of people (in this case, seven) wake up in a mysteriously empty metropolis (in this case, London) with no recollection of how they got there or what happened to the rest of the population. Ironically enough, it sounds an awful lot like the upcoming Brad Anderson flick, Vanishing on 7th Street.

The “why am I here and who can I trust” vibes the below trailer puts off remind me an awful lot of Cube, an original and thrilling low-budget foreign (Canadian) indie that I very much enjoyed.

The Last Seven is already available on DVD in the U.K. (and Amazon), but be warned: the infamous Tomatometer currently gives this film a 0% Fresh rating. You should know that the rating comes, in another twist of numerical coincidence, from only seven reviews,...

London Population: 7 Million. Until Today. I've never heard of this film before today, but it doesn't actually look that bad, although I will admit that I think we're starting to see a little too many of these "a few people are left alive" post-apocalyptic thrillers these days. Film School Rejects recently featured the trailer for The Last Seven, a straight-to-dvd film directed by Imran Naqvi about seven people in London who find out they're apparently the last seven people in existence. What happened? And what's going to happen next? I really like the vibe in this, I'm surprised it's just a DVD release, but I guess not everything can be theatrical. t the official UK trailer for Imran Naqvi's The Last Seven: The Last Seven is directed by Pakistani filmmaker Imran Naqvi, a former steadicam operator who's making his feature directing debut. The screenplay was by written by newcomer John Stanley.

A dash of Lost and 28 Days Later and you've got The Last Seven , a new film director Imran Naqvi and starring Tamer Hassan, Simon Phillips, Daisy Head, Sebastian Street, Rita Ramnani, John Mawson with Ronan Vibert and Danny Dyer. The film is available now in the UK and we have a trailer and synopsis to share. A watch stops. A man awakes. He remembers nothing. And London is completely deserted. Starring Tamer Hassan, Danny Dyer and Simon Phillips . London.s last survivors must fight to stay alive as events become increasingly more dangerous and disturbing, whilst trying to piece together their memories of a cataclysmic event on an epic scale. Struggling to make sense of an impossible situation and stay alive against all the odds, this is the mission of the last seven.

Pandemic, alien invasion or Zombie Apocalypse? The latest trailer (and poster) for Imran Naqvi’s horror thriller The Last Seven still isn’t giving much away as to what disaster befalls London - and why 7 strangers have survived in a city that once home to over 8 million - but has us intrigued enough to want to see more. They are going for one of those dual style releases on this one, the Film hit UK theatres yesterday, and arrives on DVD a few days after. Synopsis: A watch stops. A man awakes. He remembers nothing. And London is completely deserted. Starring Tamer Hassan, Danny Dyer and Simon Phillips – London’s last survivors must fight to stay alive as events become increasingly more dangerous and disturbing, whilst trying to piece together their memories of a cataclysmic event on an epic scale. Struggling to make sense of an impossible situation and stay alive against all the odds,...

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The Last Seven DVD ArtThose in the UK will be getting a nice treat as director Imran Naqvi releases his feature The Last Seven in theatres next week. The trailer and the premise are both interesting, as the last seven people on earth struggle to stay alive. This film stars Danny Dyer (Severance), Tamer Hassan (Clash of the Titans), Daisy Head and Sebastian Street. Releasing through Press on Features, fans of thrillers can check out the promotion trailer for the feature inside.

The synopsis for The Last Seven here:

"The Last Seven is a gripping thriller, as seven strangers wake up in a deserted London with no memory of who they are or what has happened. They wander the empty streets and try to piece together their memories and someone, or something seems to be following them. This something is coming for each of them" (Press On Features).

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Metrodome have just sent me a movie that I’ve been looking forward to seeing for some time as Jon and I got to visit the set earlier in the year (you can see our set photos from the shoot here). It’s called The Last Seven and stars Tamer Hassan, Simon Phillips, Danny Dyer, Sebastian Street and Rita Ramnani and is directed by Imran Naqvi.

The movie what turns out to be the final seven people on earth struggling to come to terms with where they are.

In a not-too-distant future, the face of London has changed dramatically. Stung by ineffectual politics, a rapidly expanding population and the ravages of climate change it can no longer take the strain and collapses in on itself. Down from 7 million, now only 7 individuals remain and together they must form a new society in the face of a desperate, unforgiving future.

The Last Seven...

The Last Seven, a post apocalypse thriller directed by Imran Naqvi, written by John Stanley and starring Tamer Hassan, Danny Dyer, Rita Ramnani and Simon Phillips had its premiere in London this week.

Telling the story of the last seven people left alive in London, the survivors must fight to stay alive as events become increasingly more dangerous and disturbing, whilst trying to piece together their memories of a cataclysmic event on an epic scale.

The film is playing in cinemas now and comes to DVD on the 30th of August, here’s the report from the premiere,

We visited the set a few months back, and found Simon Phillips and Danny Dyer knee deep in bloodied victims from an explosion in a London restaurant. The pictures from our visit are below, and we grabbed Mr. Dyer who explained his role in The Last Seven, throwing in some choice words...

Danny Dyer has become the byword for low-budget, no-quality Brit-trash cinema, but beneath the cockney swagger there's a decent actor struggling to get out. Stuart Heritage comes to the rescue

Last Tuesday saw the premiere of a new Danny Dyer film, Basement (the Daily Mail reported that the most glamorous guest at the event was someone who came third on Big Brother in 2006). Admittedly a new Dyer film is not really news, given that he knocks them out with such exhausting frequency that he makes Nicolas Cage look like Jd Salinger. In fact, he's got another one, The Last Seven, coming out next week. By the end of the year, Dyer will have starred in 20 films since 2004, with enough spare time to squeeze in 11 TV shows, two plays, a Grand Theft Auto game, countless radio commercials for everything from UKTV Gold to Exchange & Mart, his online store (where you can...