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Arrow Announces Shocktober SVOD Lineup: "Arrow Video is excited to announce the October 2024 lineup of their subscription-based Arrow platform, available to subscribers in the US, Canada, the UK and Ireland. Enjoy a selection of new titles, from carefully cultivated curations to shorts by new talent. For serious enthusiasts, Arrow offers deep dives into the tastes of filmmakers that changed the way we see the genre.

The October 2024 lineup leads with Arrow's annual curation Shocktober31, leading up to every subscriber's favorite day of the year. Arrow has a candy bag full of tricks, treats, and more for every flavor of film fan. Recent releases and classic scares combine with innovative new shorts and curated content for 31 days of terror."

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The rise of spirtualism, mediums, and séances in the 1800s is an endlessly fascinating topic, especially when you consider that, for all of the people that were committing fraud, what if some of them were really contacting the dead? Having read the first issue of Séance in the Asylum, I am very excited to read more, and I was just as thrilled to catch up with Clay McLeod Chapman to talk all about the new series.

The mid-late 1800s are such a fascinating time when it comes to mysticism and the occult. What inspired the idea behind Séance in the Asylum?

I had two guiding lights for Séance in the Asylum. First, I’ve always been a fan of the Fox Sisters. I’m dying to write something for them, about them, some day. I had a feature in development for years and it just fizzled… but I’ve been...

Sophie Rundle found self-defence classes ''therapeutic'' when she was in training for 'Talking To The Dead'. The actress portrays the lead role of wayward police officer DC Fiona Griffiths in the upcoming Sky Living crime thriller, and while she had ''so much fun'' being taught new skills for the part, she admits the classes left her ''knackered''. She said: ''In the book every couple of days she goes to these classes. I've never set foot in them so they packed me off and I had a brilliant trainer. ''He took me through all the basics and we worked on it...

Sophie Rundle found self-defence classes ''therapeutic'' when she was in training for 'Talking To The Dead'. The actress portrays the lead role of wayward police officer DC Fiona Griffiths in the upcoming Sky Living crime thriller, and while she had ''so much fun'' being taught new skills for the part, she admits the classes left her ''knackered''. She said: ''In the book every couple of days she goes to these classes. I've never set foot in them so they packed me off and I had a brilliant trainer. ''He took me through all the basics and we worked on it...