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At the end of Wcth Season 10, Henry Gowarn (Martin Cummins) was headed to Abigail Stanton’s (Lori Loughlin) front door. Now, just days before the When Calls The Heart Season 11 premiere, Erin Krakow shares an update on the Gowan and Abigail relationship.

What does Erin want to reveal to Hearties?

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Erin Krakow Updates Hearties On Henry And Abigail’s Relationship

At the end of Wcth Season 10, Hearties were excited to see some movement in the Henry and Abigail relationship. This has been going on offscreen, for several years, even on two shows and two networks. What is the latest news? Will there be a reunion?

On Thursday, Erin Krakow spoke to TV Insider about Abigail and Henry. What was her update?

Cautiously, Krakow said, “Obviously, it’s tricky.” She then continued. “I will say, because I don’t...

Spoiler Alert: This piece contains spoilers for Jordan Peele’s “Nope,” which is now playing in theaters.

Jordan Peele is flexing his world-building for “Nope.” On Sunday morning, the writer-director’s social media accounts shared the opening credits to “Gordy’s Home!,” the fictional chimpanzee-centric ’90s sitcom that starred a younger version of Steven Yeun’s “Nope” character.

Within the world of “Nope,” “Gordy’s Home!” stars Ricky “Jupe” Park, portrayed by Jacob Kim in flashbacks in the thriller. Yeun plays Jupe in the film’s main narrative, portraying the former child actor as a traumatized man who sees the world through a sense of showbiz gloss. At the start of “Nope,” Jupe heads a Western-themed amusement park located in the countryside outside of Los Angeles, mounting a sinister plot to put on a spectacle that will draw an audience to the outpost.

But back in the ’90s, Jupe was...

If you've been howling at the moon with anticipation for the further hairy adventures of lycanthrope Lou Garou and you live north of the Us border, then you're in luck, because Vortex Words + Pictures has teamed up withA71 Entertainment and Black Fawn Distribution to release Another WolfCop (read Heather Wixson's interview with director Lowell Dean here) in Canadian theaters on December 8th before bringing the sequel to Blu-ray, DVD, and digital platforms in 2018:

Press Release: Toronto, Canada (August 30, 2017) – Vortex Words + Pictures have announced a new partnership with A71 Entertainment and Black Fawn Distribution to release the outrageously funny horror sequel, Another WolfCop in Canada. The film is a direct sequel to the 2014 festival cult hit WolfCop. Leo Fafard returns as WolfCop, with Yannick Bisson (TV’s Murdoch Mysteries) starring as super villain Sydney Swallows. The film also features special appearances from Canadian music icon Gowan and legendary filmmaker Kevin Smith.

With school ending and summer approaching, Blue Sunshine is presenting one of the greatest episodes of television ever made (in any genre, from any era), and certainly one of TV’s great down endings: School’s Out! was the TV movie finale of the legendary Canadian school kids classic that helped shape a generation. The film proved a success and drew in around 2.325 million Canadian viewers on its initial showing, doubling the average audience that Degrassi High received and featured eight songs from Toronto-based rock group Harem Scarem as well as songs by popular Canadian 80s singer (now Styx lead singer) Lawrence Gowan.

What better way to see it again or for the first time with Degrassi writer Yan Moore in person to introduce the film / for post-screening Q+A!

The event will take place on Saturday, May 28th at Blue Sunshine – 3660 St.Laurent, 3rd Flr, Montreal.

Doors: 7:45pm

Film: 8:30pm

Even more,...