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Get ready to meet the next clown you won’t want to cross. Marc Zammit, known for his haunting work in Witch, is back with a new horror feature set to leave audiences unsettled. Aptly titled Jitters, this nerve-wracking chiller promises a mind-warping experience, and the newly released posters offer a glimpse of the terror awaiting viewers.

The film, currently in production in the UK, stars Fabrizio Santino (Hollyoaks) as Detective Collymore, alongside Anto Sharp (The Dare) as Detective Harding. Rounding out the cast are Daniel Jordan as the unsettling Jitters, with Boo Miller, Jess Impiazzi, and Richard Wiskers all playing key roles in this dark psychological thriller.

In Jitters, Detective Collymore, a recently divorced single father, finds himself entangled in a disturbing case involving the mysterious death of a woman. Despite initial reports indicating natural causes, Collymore’s gut tells him something more sinister is at play. As he digs deeper into the case,...

While the OutDaughtered Busby quints spend a big majority of their lives getting hyped up for magic moments, they are also practicing finding their calm. Currently, the five girls: Ava, Hazel, Olivia, Parker, and Riley have a big day ahead of them. Undeniably, Adam and Danielle Busby are encouraging them to breathe in peace for their jitters.

Danielle Busby Helps The Quints Relax

While the past few weeks in the OutDaughtered household have been full of life and excitement, they are facing a big day that comes with a few nerves. Everyone knows spring brings flowers, showers, and school testing! On Danielle Busby’s Instagram page, she took a snap of the quints on their way to school. “Good luck to my girlies on their first Staar test! Pj day for sure #itsabuzzworld.” Although April is already a significant month in the Busby family, the girls are now old enough...

The first season sold widely around the world.

Iceland’s Glassriver is gearing up to shoot the second season of its hit series Black Sands, from showrunner Baldvin Z.

The partners again on board for the second season are Iceland’s Channel 2, All3Media, which handles international rights, Belgium’s Lunanime and Vrt, and Finland’s Yle.

The first season sold well – including to Viaplay with rights in several European territories and the US (where the show launched on July 20), Alibi for the UK, Disney+ for the Netherlands and Luxembourg, Canal+ for Poland, Sbs in Australia, Axn Mystery Channel in Japan,...

★★★☆☆ For all intensive purposes, Baldvin Zophoníasson's Jitters (Órói, 2010) seems like little more than an Icelandic interpretations of Channel 4's Skins - a coming of age drama full of rambunctious adolescent misbehaviour. However, whilst easy to pigeon-hole as a piece of teenage cultural trash, if you give Zophoníasson's nuanced film an opportunity you’ll discover a powerfully emotive and honest insight to the harrowing journey adolescence can be.

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