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The Elden Ring Dlc is one of the most anticipated contents of this year, and players are eager to see this new Dlc in action. In the meantime, fans can test several new mods that make the Elden Ring experience totally different.

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From Software and all the Dark Souls phenomenon have one of the most active communities on the internet. Elden Ring became the greatest-selling game in the history of this studio,...

Exclusive: Peter Facinelli (On Fire) has signed on to star in Convergence, a sci-fi action thriller that Josh Sternfeld (Fortress: Sniper’s Eye) is directing for Centerboro Productions.

In the film written by Michael K. Anderson (The Wonder Show), Centerboro President Patricia A. Beninati (Hubble: 20 Years of Discovery) and Jeff Knight (The Wonder Show), the actor plays Sam Reilly, a Supervisory Ice Officer who comes to question his worldview as he’s forced into conflict with an alien threat, fighting to save the Earth from an invasion and rescue a young girl who lost her family in the chaos. When an alien satellite crash lands in the desert of New Mexico, it infects two geologists sent to investigate with a mysterious, terrifying, and deadly condition. As the contagion begins to spread and threatens all of humanity, Sam’s joined in his fight for the future of the planet by a CDC Doctor.

The tale of “Jack Ryan” has come to an end. For now, at least.

With the launch of “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” Season 4, John Krasinski’s time as an espionage hero is over, but he goes out with a bang in the six-episode final season. Krasinski and Co. shot the final season back-to-back with Season 3 of the globe-trotting series, knocking out the international shoot in one big go.

For his final adventure, Jack Ryan roots out corruption within the CIA, but as he starts digging he finds an even darker secret. His final mission puts him in contact with Michael Peña’s Ding Chavez and reunites him with familiar faces like Jim Greer (Wendell Pierce) and Mike November (Michael Kelly) – and one shocking return as well.

But in contrast to previous seasons that dropped all their episodes at once, “Jack Ryan” Season 4 is getting a weekly rollout – with a twist.

“Harry & Meghan” producer Neha Shastry has signed with CAA for representation. She continues to be represented by Ramo Law.

An Indian-American director and producer, Shastry began her career at Vice News, where she produced its critically acclaimed coverage of Russia’s annexation of Crimea, and the subsequent war in Eastern Ukraine. Her work has been recognized with an Emmy, a Dupont, and a Peabody.

Shastry produced Stacey Abrams’ “All In: The Fight For Democracy,” which detailed the history and legacy of voter suppression in the U.S. The film was shortlisted for an Academy Award, and was named Best Documentary by the Hollywood Critics Association, African-American Film Critics Association, and Alliance of Women Film Journalists.

She also produced the film “Convergence” for Netflix, which was nominated for an Emmy Award. From 2021-2022, Shastry was chosen to participate in Netflix’s inaugural Nonfiction Director Fellowship, an incubator for up-and-coming directors of color,...

Stars: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Elyse Levesque, Trezzo Mahoro, Lochlyn Munro, Garry Chalk, Rachelle Goulding | Written and Directed by Michael Winnick

Disquiet is defined as “a feeling of anxiety or worry”, and it’s something one often feels when in a hospital even if they’re just visiting. So imagine what Sam is feeling when he wakes up in a hospital with nobody answering the call button. Even worse, the patient in the next bed tries to strangle him, then chases him into the hall where Sam stabs him repeatedly with a scalpel, only for the body to vanish.

When a nurse does arrive she vanishes as soon as he looks away. And then the psycho guy returns, even ripping open the roof of the elevator trying to get at Sam. After escaping once again he has flashbacks to the accident that put him in the hospital.

That all takes place...

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The DC Multiverse is buzzing with talk of a rumored new project that will reportedly chronicle the story of Val-Zod, a Kryptonian from Earth 2. Michael B. Jordan is said to be developing a limited series centered around Val-Zod for HBO Max. There’s no official confirmation yet, but Jordan is no stranger to superhero movies, having appeared in “Black Panther” and “Fantastic Four.”

Val-Zod is a relatively new character to the Multiverse. Tom Taylor and Nicola Scott debuted the Black Superman persona in the “Earth 2” comics in 2014, but he appears in dozens of issues, which gives Jordan lots of content to potentially use. Val-Zod’s super powers include: superhuman strength,...

Award-winning, Glasgow-based filmmaker, Steve Johnson, has been attached to direct a new psychological horror motion picture, Fr(e)ight, by international award-winning film production company, Stronghold. Steve was chosen to direct Fr(e)ight after his festival success with feature film Convergence, which won Best Feature Film as well as 20 additional award wins and nominations. The movie went …

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Written by Dan Jurgens, Andy Schmidt, Robert Venditti | Art by Various | Published by DC Comics

Ever since Crisis on Infinite Earths back in the 1980’s, I’ve always been a sucker for those big DC events featuring dozens of heroes and villains. Legends, Zero Hour, Convergence, Countdown, Infinite Crisis, and many others have come and gone before. Being honest, the story hasn’t always lived up to expectations with these events, but the novelty of throwing all these characters together usually makes up for that. I’m especially a sucker for using obscure or third banana level characters, or teaming up characters from different time periods. Hey, don’t judge me, I’m sure I’m not the only one.

Generations Shattered has had something of an odd history, coming out several months later than originally planned, due to Dan Didio’s firing and its original endpoint having to be...

South by Southwest has unveiled its final round of keynotes and featured speakers including Damon Lindelof, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Lulu Wang, Janelle Monae, Judd Apatow, Kenya Barris, Rashida Jones, Annie Clark, Carrie Brownstein, Kevin Feige, The Russo Brothers, Spike Jones, Julianne Moore, Robin Thede and an impressive mix of Hollywood names that are making moves and changing the industry. The 34th edition of the SXSW annual conference will take place in Austin from March 13 to 22.

Nine Inch Nails group members Reznor and Ross join Emmy Award-winning Executive Producer and writer Damon Lindelof to discuss their collaboration on the HBO series Watchmen while The Farewell director Wang, fresh off her Independent Spirit Award win, will also deliver a keynote. Grammy-nominated singer Monae, who is also the star of the second season of Amazon’s Homecoming and the upcoming film Antebellum will also take the stage as a keynote.

“Today’s...

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It's official! Superboy will be part of the DC Legion of Super-Heroes reboot.

The return of DC's best super-team is going to feature even more of the best heroes when Legion of Super-Heroes: Millenium #1 hits in October. Also Superman and Lois's son from the present is being shot into the future to join the Legion after being aged to his teen years via time dilation.

"Jon Kent is joining the Legion" is probably a little more sexy than "Look at this dope Element Lad redesign" but that's the beauty of this Ryan Sook-drawn cover to issue 2 of Legion of Super-Heroes: Millenium. It's a great storytelling image that has so much going on in the background, I could stare at it for hours trying to pick out all the different parts of it. Element Lad is Jan Arrah, the last survivor of the planet Trom with...

The New York Film Festival has announced its main slate of programming, which features films from 22 different countries, including new titles from Nyff regulars and favorites from the international festival circuit as well as some newcomers. Standouts include Barry Jenkins’ much-anticipated “Moonlight” followup “If Beale Street Could Talk,” the Coen brothers’ Netflix-produced anthology Western “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs,” and Claire Denis’ first English-language feature, the sci-fi “High Life.”

Five films in the festival were honored at this year’s Cannes, including Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Palme d’Or–winner “Shoplifters”; Jean-Luc Godard’s “The Image Book,” awarded a Special Palme d’Or; “Cold War,” which took home the Best Director prize for Paweł Pawlikowski; and Alice Rohrwacher’s “Happy as Lazzaro” and Jafar Panahi’s “3 Faces,” which shared the Best Screenplay award.

Prolific Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo is back at the festival with two new films, joined at the...

Director Drew Hall discusses his violent, cerebral, theological horror film. One of the best aspects of film is that it can transport you to different worlds, both real and imaginary, and experience something greater than reality. In one of Dark Sky’s latest films, Convergence, director Drew Hall (Sons Of Liberty) does just that, by taking…

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I once had a graveyard shift job painting some rooms in an old hospital that was going through serious renovations. There’s always the supervisor or facility manager who just has to toss in that common story involving warnings like “don’t go in room (such and such)” or "if you hear any rattling down the hall, that’s just the janitor that died in there back in 1960-something." “Sure thing, boss!” was my usual response, as they never had to worry about me drawing any floor pentagrams or performing any seances when no one was looking. Really I just wanted to earn my paycheck and get the hell out of there and get home to play Oblivion and ponder how work sucks for a lot of people in their 20s. This life experience of working in an empty hospital came rushing back when I felt the paranormal unease that...

Join us as we talk to writer/director Drew Hall about his latest genre-spanning film, the psychological thriller titled Convergence.

Convergence is the latest film from American filmmaker Drew Hall, whose previous credits include Sons of Liberty and The Phoenix Rises. This latest film, of which Drew was involved as both writer and director, is an intense supernatural thriller. The film focuses on a detective who fights to redeem his soul when he becomes trapped in a hospital that serves as a gateway between heaven and hell. Starring Clayne Crawford (Rectify) and Ethan Embry (Can’t Hardly Wait), check out the trailer below.

The trailer for Convergence definitely has a lot going on. It’s action-packed but also has this horror film vibe, even some religious imagery. Suffice to say, it doesn’t seem easily categorized. How would you best describe the film to the uninitiated? What can they expect?...

Dark Sky Films has brought us films as diverse and bold as The House Of The Devil, The Innkeepers, and Stake Land. Joining that esteemed company is the recently released (and now available on DVD, Blu-ray, and VOD) Convergence, in which a cop (Clayne Crawford, Swimfan, Jericho) finds himself trapped in limbo and must find redemption before he can escape. With support from veteran actors Ethan Embry (Vacancy, Once Upon A Time) and Mykelti Williamson (The Final Destination, Forrest Gump), the nightmarish action-horror film deals with weighty themes of religious fanaticism and atonement. We spoke with writer-director Drew Hall about his inspiration, beliefs, and symbolism.

Famous Monsters. Convergence is very timely since we’re in a period of religious extremism. Is that what prompted you to write the film?

Drew Hall. Yes. I grew up during a time period of very aggressive but non-violent anti-abortion protests. My family would take...

From the aliens to zombies, the second week of February brings us a bounty of goodies in terms of DVD and Blu-ray just in time for Valentine’s Day. Take a gander at my picks and let me know what your favorite new releases are in the comments!

Spectre

Daniel Craig returns for his fourth “shaken, not stirred” exploit as James Bond battling the evil title corporation and jet-setting to such disparate and beautiful places as Mexico City, Rome, and Austria. The presence of Monica Bellucci adds even more beauty! $19.99

Buy Spectre

Convergence

Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry (like you’ve never seen him!), and Mykelti Williamson battle for their souls in writer-director Drew Hall’s horror-allegory about finding redemption in purgatory. $34.70 Blu-ray/$16.75 DVD

Buy Convergence

Hangman

A family returns home from a vacation to find their house has been burglarized, but that’s only the beginning of their horror. Jeremy Sisto...

With February being a short month, genre fans only have a handful of horror and sci-fi arriving on VOD to look forward to over the next few weeks. One of my own most anticipated movies for 2016, the horror anthology Southbound, makes its VOD debut on February 9th, courtesy of The Orchard. For those of curious about two of the more buzzed-about remakes in some time – Martyrs and Cabin Fever – both films arrive on VOD on February 2nd and February 12th respectively.

Other notable titles hitting VOD this February include All Hallow’s Eve 2, Convergence, The Veil, Uncaged and Riddle Room.

All Hallows' Eve 2 (Rlj Entertainment) – February 2nd

Alone on Halloween, a young woman finds a mysterious VHS tape on her doorstep—a tape that shows a series of gruesome and ghastly tales that appear to be all too real. But these terrifying glimpses of damned souls are not the only horrors that stalk her.

Tagline: "Where the Path to Heaven Meets the Road to Hell." *full disclosure: an online screener of this film was provided by Dark Sky Films. **spoilers: it is recommended that you see this film before reading this review. Director/writer: Drew Hall. Cast: Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry, Mykelti Williamson, Gary Grubbs and Chelsea Bruland. Convergence is a supernatural thriller and horror title from director Drew Hall. The film takes place in a couple of spheres, thanks partially to Dante's Purgatorio. The removal of sins has been replaced by the protagonist's search for the truth. Act III makes this readily apparent as Ben (Clayne Crawford) comes to terms with his murderer. While trying to avoid spoilers, this review will also look as some of the films indie influences and positive film elements. Convergence is a great mystery, whose secret should be unwrapped by film fans. Convergence offers a compelling story. It...

A blood-soaked trailer has released for Drew Hall's Convergence. This horror thriller, from Dark Sky Films, will shock audiences on February 5th, via home entertainment formats. And, the film stars Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry and Mykelti Williamson. The full trailer for the film is available here. The clip shows a detective in a strange hospital. After a catastrophe, Ben (Crawford) searches the hospital for clues to what has happened to him. But, no one has any answers. The hospital staff is malicious and Ben must find a way out of this hostile and austere setting. This reviewer has previewed Convergence, via an online screener. The film hosts an assortment of strange characters and an almost empty building. Here, Ben questions his past and where he is. A review for the film is coming soon. For now, fans of mystery can view all of the available details on Convergence, here.

Written and illustrated by some of comics' best, Independence Day #3 will be available courtesy of Titan Comics on April 13th. Also: Convergence release information, Telluride Horror Show's call for submissions, a Director's Cut trailer, details on the Life Tracker Blu-ray / DVD, and a look at the covers for Killbox.

Independence Day #3: "Written by Victor Gischler (Batman, Deadpool) with art by Steve Scott (Batman, Wolverine). Cover A features art by Staz Johnson (Wolverine, New X-Men) and Cover B is by Edgar Salazar (Justice League, Red Sonja).

Independence Day 3

Writer: Victor Gischler

Artist: Steve Scott

Cover A: Staz Johnson - Previews Code FEB161803

Cover B: Edgar Salazar - Previews Code FEB161804

Publisher: Titan Comics

Page Count: 32 Pp

Price: $3.99

Onsale Date: April 13th, 2016

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Tensions arise aboard the sub as specimens are shipped back for study. Meanwhile, Adams and co. get to grips with their extraterrestrial armaments and discover the real motivation behind the alien crash.

Update: The Aether proof of concept film, ‘Aether: The Rise of Specter’, has been released! It clocks in at approximately 8 minutes and provides a quick walk-through of an elaborate world and a glimpse at the people who live in it. It stirs up feelings of Firefly for me, which is a very good thing. Don’t take my word for it. Check out the film below!

We absolutely love supporting independent filmmakers, short films, and unique storytelling. So when I learned about Aether: Prologue we just had to learn more. You may remember our preview of the full length feature Convergence done earlier this year (check it out if you missed it). Well the fine folks at Frame 29 Films, responsible for Convergence, are also responsible for Aether: Prologue.

The genre of steam punk has really been gaining popularity in recent years, and Aether: Prologue seeks to elevate the concept with a fantastic original story.

Convergence is a supernatural thriller from Drama Free Zone and Frame 29 Films. In this indie title, an arson detective experiences hell as the past and the present converge into one. Convergence, from director Drew Hall, stars Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry and Mykelti Williamson. The film's first trailer is hosted below. The clip shows Ben (Crawford) tormented by strange visions. Inside a hospital, bizarre imagery floats down the white corridors. Ben finds himself tasked with absolving the guilty as hell threatens from all sides. Convergence is now complete. This thriller will be released later in 2015. Fans of supernatural thrillers can preview this title here. Release Date: 2015. Director/writer: Drew Hall. Cast: Clayne Crawford, Ethan Embry, Mykelti Williamson, Gary Grubbs and Chelsea Bruland. The first trailer for Convergence is here: Source: Convergence at Tricoast Worldwide Subscribe to 28 Days Later: An Analysis Email Subscription

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Happy New Year Citizens! 2015 is freshly upon us with tons of fantastic films to look forward to watching! Part of the fun isn’t just the big blockbusters, and of that there are plenty. I really take a lot of enjoyment in new and unique independent films. Convergence fits the mold perfectly as it is blends elements of mystery and horror to create a thriller worthy of attention.

Written and directed by Drew Hall, Convergence follows Detective Ben Walls and the mystery that ensues after an accident lands him in a local hospital. With numerous twists and turns, Convergence will keep you on the edge of your seat. I will avoid speaking too much about the plot to avoid potential spoilers – but rather focus on some of the other elements of the film.

First of the cinematography is top notch. The film is beautifully framed with lighting perfectly placed in...

The past couple of years has seen a resurgence of Bigfoot-based horror flicks, taking full advantage of the ever weakening found footage genre. But 'Nigel and Oscar vs. the Sasquatch' will be attempting to shake things up a little by hopefully bringing with it a heap of giggles. Paul Brittain ('Saturday Night Live') and Adam Herschman ('Nurse 3-D') take the title roles as two geeks who head out into the wilderness to track down the legendary Sasquatch. A psychotic woodsman tracker (played by 'Scrubs' star Neill Flynn) and a skeptical young woman (played the sexy Christine Bently -below ('Shark Night')) also join the duo on their hunt. The Frame 29 Films and Mudbrick Media co-production finds 'Convergence' helmer Drew Hall directing from a script by James Weldon....