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The official trailer for “Star Trek: Section 31” is here, and it’s clear once again that Paramount+ is boldly going into uncharted territory for the franchise: The first ever direct-to-streaming “Star Trek” movie could very well, as Jonathan Frakes noted to IndieWire earlier this year, open up a whole new format for “Star Trek” storytelling — a format that could simply allow for a whole new array of “Star Trek” stories to be told.

Michelle Yeoh is back as sassy, psychopathic Philippa Georgiou, who was the Emperor of the Terran Empire in the mirror universe, where she ate conquered subjects and threw nemeses in her “agony booth” at a whim. She’s joined by Omari Hardwick, Sam Richardson, Robert Kazinsky, Kacey Rohl, Sven Ruygrok, James Hiroyuki Liao, Humberly Gonzalez, and Joe Pingue. Miku Martineau will play young Philippa Georgiou.

Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi, with a screenplay by Craig Sweeny and...

Section 31 has been five years in the making. What began as a television series morphed into a television streaming movie that, according to director Olatunde Osunsanmi, is "just under two hours." [via Trekmovie] And fans are understandably concerned how those two hours are going to play out, especially since the trailer and first look were both darker in tone and didn't seem to match what Star Trek was "all about."

Osunsanmi, though, had something to say to the fans that are worried. In a recent interview with Trekmovie, he said "we worked really hard to make sure we kept up the ideals of optimism and kept up the ideals of what do we want our society to be in the future." He understands why the fans are on edge about the potential changes the movie could make to the Star Trek franchise, but he's hoping fans are pleasantly surprised.

During the interview,...

Liam Payne, the former One Direction heartthrob, captured the attention of fans around the world not only for his music but also for his highly publicized relationship with Maya Henry. From their engagement to the tumultuous breakup, the pair’s romance was anything but simple. While the glitz and glamour of fame often overshadow personal struggles, Henry’s warnings about Payne’s declining well-being were impossible to ignore.

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Over the course of their relationship, Henry had made several attempts to draw attention to the darker side of Payne’s life. These moments, marked by public statements, legal battles, and candid confessions, painted a concerning picture of the singer’s mental state. Here are five significant times when Maya Henry warned the world that the late pop star was in desperate need of help.

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Liam Payne has died in Argentina after a fall from a balcony and One Direction fans mourn him across the world as he was only 31 years old. The incident that happened on Wednesday was confirmed by Buenos Aires police.

Liam Payne Started With The X-Factor

Like Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik, Liam became part of Simon Cowell’s boyband in 2010 after competing on the X-Factor. Incredibly successful, the band stormed the music world through to 2015, and then the members went solo resulting in the dissolution of the group in 2016.

Although Liam Payne and his fellow musicians didn’t win the X-Factor, their amazing success led to them all becoming household names with songs like Gotta Be You. One Direction’s first USA tour put them on the world stage and they appeared on The Today Show with tens of thousands of fans gathering in The Plaza.

High school sitcoms have always been a mixed bag, largely because the issues kids are dealing with at that age beg for a more nuanced take than the half-hour format can provide. Godawful shows like "Saved by the Bell," "Head of the Class" and "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper" are the low standard a high school sitcom has to clear nowadays, so we need to count our blessings when something as wonderful as Mike O'Brien's "A.P. Bio" and the currently airing Brian Jordan Alvarez's "English Teacher" arrives.

Before those two sitcoms, the bar was set reasonably high by Gabe Kaplan's "Welcome Back, Kotter." Based in part on Kaplan's sitcom act, the comedian stars as Gabe Kotter, a former underachiever who returns to his old Bensonhurst Brooklyn neighborhood to teach at the high school that used to seem like a prison to him. He's now in charge of a new batch of knuckleheads,...

It has been nearly three years since former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion Conor McGregor has stepped into the octagon for a pay-per-view fight. In UFC 264, McGregor lost to Dustin Poirier after the ringside doctor stopped the fight and it was discovered that McGregor had sustained a broken tibia. Since then, the former champ served as the coach for “The Ultimate Fighter 31” facing off against opposing coach Michael Chandler, which has led to the pair facing off at UFC 303 on ESPN+ Pay-Per-View on Saturday, June 29. Anticipation is high for the event, and ESPN is adding to it by offer a limited-time, early-bird deal on the fight. If you purchase the PPV event by the end of Monday, June 24, you will save $10, bringing the cost down to just $69.99.

How to Get $10 Off UFC 303 Before the End of June 24 Click here to get the deal from ESPN+. Click the “Get Now...

In the past three decades, the Fallout series has successfully cemented its place as one of the most popular post-apocalyptic role-playing video games of all time. Thanks to its massive success, a TV show based on the series was also released on Amazon Prime recently. Since its first game, Fallout (1997), the series has drastically changed but the franchise hasn’t lost its core element, making it very popular among the fans.

So far, fans have got nine Fallout games across many different consoles, and one may assume that their first game would be the shortest in terms of runtime. However, that’s not the case. As for the longest Fallout game, it is only 1/4th of the time it takes to obtain 100% completion of FromSoftware’s Elden Ring. Here, we have ranked every Fallout game depending on the time it takes to complete it:

9) Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel – 8 Hours

Fallout:...

Daniel Roebuck has racked up over 250 credits over the course of a career that has lasted nearly 40 years so far, and our friends at Bloody Disgusting have just broken the news that one of his next credits will be on writer/director Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3, which is set to receive a theatrical release on October 25th. According to the site, Roebuck will be appearing in the film as Santa Claus. It seems fitting, because Roebuck was already in Santa mode for a family-friendly movie called Saint Nick of Bethlehem, which he co-wrote and co-directed. That movie will be released later this year as well.

Roebuck provided the following statement: “I’ve been holding this secret for a long time! I’ve been really excited about it. I’m actually entering into the movies that I watch. It’s extraordinary. This is Terrifier bigger, badder, best.“

Leone had a...

Since its debut 1966, Star Trek has been about boldly going forward. And no Star Trek series has gone further forward than Discovery. After a rocky first few seasons set about a decade before The Original Series, Discovery found its place by jumping to the 32nd century, farther into the future than any other entry in the franchise.

As Discovery prepares to end its mission with its fifth and final season, fans might be wondering what’s next for the 32nd century and the TV franchise as a whole. With Strange New Worlds staying in Disco’s original pre-tos era and Lower Decks and Prodigy exploring the period after the Next Generation movie Nemesis, Disco’s exit seems to leave the 32nd century unexplored.

But not so fast, says Star Trek executive producer Alex Kurtzman. “I think you can expect more of [Discovery’s] 32nd century,” Kurtzman teases in an exclusive interview for...

Aquarius Releasing founder Terence “Terry” Levene, who released dozens of B-movies in grindhouse theaters in the 1970s and ’80s and beyond, died Jan. 13 in Englewood, NJ. He was 90.

After working at Commonwealth United, Levene started Aquarius Releasing, which released genre films ranging from kung fu to sci-fi and far beyond and serve as a sub-distributor for Roger Corman and others. Aquarius had offices above the Selwyn Theatre on 42nd St. in New York, and released films including “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” “Isaac Hayes: Black Moses of Soul” and Lucio Fulci’s “The Beyond” (retitled as “Seven Doors of Death.”)

Among the other films he distributed or booked were the New York release of the wildly successful sex film “Deep Throat,” the Northeastern release of “Halloween” and John Sayles’ “Alligator.”

In the tradition of other exploitation film mavens like William Castle, Levene passed barf bags to patrons of “Doctor Butcher M.D....

Lew Temple, whose credits include The Devil’s Rejects, Rob Zombie’s Halloween, 31, The Walking Dead, The Third Saturday in October, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, is set to star in the psychological thriller Self Storage, which is based on writer/director Jay Bonansinga’s 2016 novel of the same name (you can pick up a copy Here). Professional wrestler Chris Jericho, who had a cameo in Terrifier 2 and will be returning for Terrifier 3, is executive producing the film and will also have a key supporting role in it.

Self Storage tells the story of a heroin-addicted father and his son who accidentally lock themselves inside a self-storage unit. Surviving will depend on a battle with demons both real and manufactured by drug withdrawal. Temple will be playing the lead character, a guy named Johnny Fitzgerald. I’m a big fan of Temple, so I’m glad...

Michelle Yeoh is back in action for ‘Star Trek: Section 31,’ and guess what? They’ve just started filming. This movie’s got Michelle stepping into her tough-as-nails character, Emperor Philippa Georgiou, once more. She’s part of this secret squad, Section 31, that’s all about keeping the universe safe, but also dealing with her own shady past.

Now, let’s talk new faces. The cast has got some exciting additions. Picture Sam Richardson from ‘Ted Lasso’ and Omari Hardwick of ‘Power’ fame, plus a few more like James Hiroyuki Liao from ‘Barry,’ Kacey Rohl who you might remember from ‘Hannibal,’ and Sven Ruygrok who’s jumped straight from ‘One Piece.’ Not to forget, Robert Kazinsky from ‘Pacific Rim’ and Humberly Gonzalez of ‘Ginny & Georgia’ are also on board. It’s like a big party with all these talents coming together.

Related: 17 Fastest Star Trek Ships (Ranked from...

Based on the novel by Anthony Burgess, Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film "A Clockwork Orange" is set in the not-too-distant future when roving British teenage gangs have mutated into bizarre, ultra-violent, morals-free hedonists who commit crimes to their hearts' content. The protagonist is Alex DeLarge (Malcolm McDowell) a 15-year-old punk who drinks drug-laced milk before taking to the street with his gang of droogs to savagely and gleefully beat and assault anyone who passes into their field of vision. Alex is eventually arrested and put into prison where the government subjects him to bizarre new rehabilitation techniques in an attempt to turn his mind away from violence. 

Throughout, Alex is depicted as clearly beyond redemption. He has no compassion and will never have compassion. When he reads about Jesus Christ being crucified, he imagines himself to be the Roman soldier whipping him. The government's brainwashing techniques only instill in him a...

Love him or hate him, Rob Zombie has become one of the prominent and unique voices in the modern horror landscape. His style is immediately recognizable, his choices in aesthetics, casting, and music practically codified. I say this not to criticize Zombie; he’s one of my favorite current filmmakers, and I like or love nearly every single one of his movies.

With two of his films celebrating an anniversary this year – Lords of Salem turns 10, House of 1000 Corpses turns 20 – it seemed like the right time to revisit his filmmaking career so far.

Today we’re ranking Rob Zombie’s entire live action filmography to date…

8. 31 (2016)

If I’m being totally honest, this is the one movie on the list I’m not entirely crazy about because, after the relative box office disappointment of Zombie’s experimentation with The Lords of Salem, it feels like he retreated artistically back...

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Steven Tyler said Aerosmith’s “Dream On” was supposed to be played on the piano, not the guitar. Tyler cried when he heard it played on the guitar because it was so good. The tune became Aeromsmith’s first top 10 hit and it inspired a track by Eminem Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler | Tiffany Rose / Contributor

Some classic rock songs just move the soul. For example, Steven Tyler said Aerosmith’s “Dream On” caused him to cry. In addition, he said the final version of the song is vastly different from what he envisioned.

Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler said putting too many sad songs on an album is a bad idea

During a 2012 interview with SongFacts, Tyler discussed his philosophy of songwriting. “I write about the joys of life, sometimes the sorrows,” he said. “”Some albums are more full of sorrow than joy. Therefore, those albums didn’t sell as well.

Set course for Phase 2.

The next chapter of Alex Kurtzman’s Star Trek franchise at Paramount+ is beginning to come into focus. On Tuesday, the Paramount Global-backed streamer announced that its long-gestating Section 31 series will indeed be a movie that brings newly minted Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh back on board with a feature film rather than what was originally intended to be a spinoff of Discovery, which reignited Star Trek for the conglomerate.

Sources say Kurtzman, whose Secret Hideout captains the Trek franchise under a nine-figure overall deal with producers CBS Studios, began making plans to convert Section 31 into a tentpole feature film for the platform last summer as insiders were nervous about oversaturating the iconic property. The idea to shift to tentpoles kicked in after Kurtzman, sources say, saw Everything Everywhere All at Once and realized the role would likely earn Yeoh an Oscar.

Between Yeoh’s schedule,...

Recently minted Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh is ready to explore the murky corners of Star Trek’s Section 31 — though in a slightly different way then first anticipated.

Paramount+ announced on Tuesday that Yeoh is locked in to reprise her role as Emperor Philippa Georgiou in Star Trek: Section 31, which will now arrive in the form of a “special original movie event” for the streaming service.

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In this weekly data series powered by Parrot Analytics we look at the top breakout shows of the past week. Breakout shows are the most in-demand series that have premiered in the past 100 days.

The biggest gainer among this week’s top breakout shows was Netflix’s “That ’90s Show.” But in addition, demand for the reboot of “That ’70s Show” rose by 38 this week to 21.7 times the average show, according to Parrot Analytics‘ data, which takes into account consumer research, streaming, downloads and social media, among other engagement.

Tapping into the fan base of this now-classic sitcom seems to be a move that is paying off for Netflix. However, the service may not be realizing the full value of reboot. The original series has seen a similarly sharp increase in demand as fans rediscover the show that started it all, but seasons of the original show are available on Peacock,...

Unicef India will celebrate Child Rights Week, from 14 November (National Children’s Day) to 20 November (World Children’s Day) through a host of activities emphasizing that all children, regardless of gender, race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other status deserve to feel celebrated, and have the right to be included and protected especially the most marginalized and vulnerable.

Sport provides a powerful means to demonstrate the importance of inclusion and equality, which help children develop important life skills such as leadership, teamwork, inclusion, tolerance, and cooperation. Highlighting the role of play and sports in achieving inclusion, children and lawmakers will discuss gender equality and inclusion through sports on Wednesday, 16 November 2022. Lawmakers will interact with children and learn about their experiences, concerns, and aspirations and how sports helped them overcome their challenges.

On Friday, 18 November 2022, Sachin Tendulkar, Regional Ambassador for Unicef South Asia, and Bollywood star Ayushmann Khurrana, Unicef Celebrity Advocate,...

Rob Zombie's "The Munsters" hits home video and streaming today, and it's a loving ode to the widely beloved original 1960s series. Gone are the buckets of blood that accompany some of the director's other work, but his usual flair and attention to detail remain. It's a prequel to the campy classic we know and love, set before the titular Munsters were a happy monstrous family. Starring Zombie staples Jeff Daniel Phillips as Herman Munster, Sheri Moon Zombie as Lily Munster, and Daniel Roebuck as The Count/Grandpa Munster, it's a loving and colorful engagement with the classic franchise.

For fans of "The Munsters," there's a lot of fun to be had here, while Rob Zombie fans will find both differences from his extensive film canon with some stylistic commonalities that make it feel like a proper Zombie affair. I spoke with actor Daniel Roebuck about the film, the original series,...

Rob Zombie's continued behind-the-scenes updates from the set of "The Munsters" has been an absolute gift for monster kids everywhere. Zombie has been delivering tasty treats of casting announcements, first looks at costumes, on-set photos, and stunning lighting designs on his personal Instagram. Today, he's given the most in-depth look at Jeff Daniel Phillips we've seen so far as everyone's favorite Frankensteinian sitcom dad, Herman Munster. In typical Zombie fashion, he not only provided a fantastic look at Phillips' makeup, but he included it alongside some old-school "Munsters" goodness in the form of vintage instructions for kids...

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Sony Pictures’ latest antibody antihero movie, Morbius, which stars Jared Leto as the Living Vampire, has drawn first blood. Following in the footsteps of the split-personality, villain movie Venom, Morbius is an origin story with a nemesis at the waiting, and the promise of bloody battles to come. Yet the self-made vampire should have made his entrance years ago. Indeed, Morbius was initially set up to be the main villain in Blade II, after Blade (1998) starring Wesley Snipes opened the wound to modern superhero films.

Writer David S. Goyer planned to feature Morbius as the main antagonist in the not-yet-produced sequel, according to the Blade DVD commentary. Blade director Stephen Norrington even shot a teaser scene, which was eventually cut, promising dark deeds to come from Dr. Michael Morbius in a sequel that never materialized.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is renowned today for promoting yet-to-be-made-films via surprise cameos that appear like last-minute product placement spots.

It’s been three years since Paramount first announced the development of a new Star Trek series starring the incomparable Michelle Yeoh. The as-of-yet untitled spin-off has been presented as a story that will follow Yeoh’s Emperor Philippa Georgiou in her work as part of Section 31, the covert intelligence organization that works autonomously within the Federation and was first introduced in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. While we first heard word of this spin-off in 2019, the show has yet to come to fruition, even after Georgiou’s Star Trek: Discovery exit last season. Now, we finally have an update…

“We are still in development on Section 31, so there will be more news on that soon,” said Paramount+ Original Scripted Series President Nicole Clemens during the Paramount+ Executive Session during today’s TCA Winter Tour. The news was vague, but hopeful, especially considering Paramount+ has greenlit so many other Star Trek shows,...

3rd Update, 12:26 Pm: Rob Zombie has shared the first images from the set of his reboot of The Munsters, thereby confirming three castings: Jeff Daniel Phillips as Herman Munster, his wife Sheri Moon Zombie as Lily Munster and Dan Roebuck as Grandpa Munster.

The new images posted to Instagram on Monday show the cast members seated in their director’s chairs, in front of the set for the Munsters’ residence at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. “Since Halloween is rapidly approaching I thought it was the perfect time to Meet The Munsters!” Zombie wrote in the photo caption. “Direct from the set in good old Hungary.”

Zombie first announced the untitled Munsters pic as his next project back in July, calling it the project he’s “been chasing for 20 years.” In the months since, he’s routinely teased the project with social media posts, depicting set blueprints, the clay sculpture which would...

“You know what they say, kemosabe, in Hell, everybody loves popcorn.”

From beloved cult director Rob Zombie comes the new re-release of his spine-tingling carnival of horrors, 31, arriving October 26 on Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook from Lionsgate, exclusively at Target.

From beloved cult director Rob Zombie comes the new re-release of his spine-tingling carnival of horrors, 31, arriving October 26 on Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook from Lionsgate, exclusively at Target. Written, directed, and produced by Zombie, 31 is a fiendish Halloween horror-gore romp set in 1976, in which five happy-go-lucky carnies on a cross-country road trip are kidnapped and hunted by murderous clowns in an escape room-style hideaway in the middle of nowhere. With an ensemble cast that includes Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Richard Brake, Jane Carr, and Malcolm McDowell, 31 is tailor-made for diehard horror fans and Rob Zombie acolytes. Featuring brand-new reconceived artwork from award-winning graphic artist Vance Kelly, 31 will be...

KollywoodOn the occasion of Vishal’s 44th birthday on August 29, the title and first look poster of his next film with director Thu Pa Saravanan was released.Tnm StaffMarking actor Vishal 44th birthday on August 29, the makers of his upcoming movie unveiled its title and first look poster, which was tentatively titled Vishal 31. Helmed by director Thu Pa Saravanan, the film has been titled Veerame Vaagai Soodum, while the Telugu version has been titled Saamanyudu. Touted to be an action entertainer, the poster features Vishal with a baseball bat. We also see several injured people in front of Vishal, indicating that Vishal’s character in the movie might have fought and defeated the injured goons. Sharing the title and poster, Vishal wrote, “Here We Go, Presenting the First Look & Title of #Vishal31 - #VeerameVaagaiSoodum (sic).” Here We Go, Presenting the First Look & Title of #Vishal31 - #VeerameVaagaiSoodum pic.twitter.

Malika Williams is living her best life.

If you've been tuning into Good Trouble, then you've seen that this beloved character has had quite the journey with balancing activism, working through her trauma, and falling in love.

This season, Malika explores her sexuality and love styles in her first polyamorous relationship with Dyonte.

Of course, it isn't coming without its fair share of challenges and obstacles for Malika, as we saw on Good Trouble Season 3 Episode 16.

It's good vibes only with the radiant Zuri Adele, whom we caught up with to get the 411 on all things Malika.

Was the polyamory storyline always in the cards for Malika? How did that come to be? It's interesting to explore because you don't see that too often.

Yeah, which is why I'm so glad that we're exploring it. I haven't seen it often on television, especially from a millennial perspective -- from a Black perspective.

This isn't the first time a police reform storyline was at the forefront of an episode, but it did make for one of the most effective episodes.

The writers made some bold choices that paid off on Chicago Pd Season 8 Episode 8.

Initially, it seemed like yet another instance where a white cop killed an innocent Black man, but the situation quickly evolved into something way more complex than that.

There was no question as to whether or not David Whelan was guilty. Anyone who watched the footage was very much aware that he was going down for murder.

Everyone except for Whelan, that is, who remained ignorant and stuck to his version that he was acting in self-defense for far too long.

I get the intention, it just, I don’t know, seems a bit overzealous, right? I’m just saying, you don’t punish the many to get to the few.

The only thing more dangerous than a drug dealer taking out other drug dealers is an unstable Ci.

And that’s just what Intelligence encountered on Chicago Pd Season 8 Episode 7.

Man, that was one hell of an episode. It was messy, emotional, heartbreaking, and, at times, frustrating.

It's been a while since an episode focused solely on Adam Ruzek kept me on the edge of my seat, but Patrick Flueger brought his all to this episode. I felt every single one of his emotions.

The cast has been stepping it up this season despite the choppy storytelling!

Props must also be given to Michael Drayer, who nailed the role of Tommy, and painted a harrowing and painful reality of drug addiction.

While Intelligence really wanted to nab Monahan, a new player in town who was taking out other dealers in the game to eliminate the competition, Tommy should've been pulled...

The relationships that we see on television can be intriguing for many different reasons, from drama to romance to humor to just about every type of bond represented on our screens.

However, some relationships take that even further, making the pairing or their journey more memorable than most. There isn't always an explanation of why that may be; sometimes, the way characters interact stands out.

But one thing is the same for every memorable TV relationship: they were worth the wait.

Whether there was a wait for them to share scenes or a wait for something like that to appear onscreen, it was worth it.

And this isn't only about romantic relationships, because bonds with family and friends stay with you long after a show is done.

Here is a selection of a few relationships that displayed a connection meaningful enough to really stand out long after an episode or the show aired.

It’s October, which means it’s officially Halloween season. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and it brings with it various networks and streaming services running all sorts of spooktacular content. Freeform just revealed their 31 Nights of Halloween schedule, which includes […]

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Firaxis and 2K Games have announced a surprise new Xcom game called Xcom: Chimera Squad, which is set years after Xcom 2 in a world that’s changed drastically, as humans and aliens have learned to co-exist and work together. 2K said in a press release that the game is “neither a sequel nor expansion.”

Chimera Squad brings back the turn-based tactical combat you’re familiar with from past installments but with 11 all-new human and alien squad members. There’s damage-dealing alien Axiom, psionic human Shelter, melee expert and alien-human hybrid Zephyr, gadget specialist Patchwork, gunslinger Blueblood, the snake-like alien Torque, and several others. You can find a full rundown of the characters right here.

Here’s the synopsis released by 2K:

“Set five years after the events of Xcom 2, humans, hybrids and aliens are now working together to forge a civilization of cooperation and co-existence. However, not all of Earth...

With April lurking right around the corner, that means we're close to the halfway point to another All Hallows' Eve, and Shudder is looking to make it a month to remember with the Friday the 13th and "Halfway to Halloween" collections, the premiere of their new series Cursed Films, a new season of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, the second season of Wolf Creek, and much more!

In addition to their new titles, Shudder will also be reopening head curator Samuel Zimmerman's horror hotline, which you can call every Friday in April from 3:00–4:00pm Et for personalized recommendations for movies streaming on Shudder.

Below, you can check out the full list of titles coming to Shudder in the Us in April, and be sure to visit Shudder's website to learn more about the streaming service and its scary good lineup!

Press Release: March 24, 2020 — April has...

Exclusive: Producer Shaked Berenson has teamed with former Dread Central Editor-in-Chief, Jonathan Barkan to launch the new genre distribution label The Horror Collective. The banner will be under Berenson’s production/distribution outfit Entertainment Squad and Barkan will head the venture which plans to release 10-12 films per year.

Like the name of the distribution label suggests, The Horror Collective is building itself to become a destination that fosters independent horror filmmakers and connect their films to fans. It will also finance and produce original content. The outfit’s inaugural film will be Elza Kephart’s Slaxx, which was the first project financed Entertainment Squad and will be released by The Horror Collective and enter the festival circuit in Q1 2020. Berenson financed and executive produced the Slaxx with long collaborator, Anne-Marie Gélinas of Ema Films.

“I want to make a home for genre creators...

After returning to the big screen in September, the Firefly family will make hellish house calls on home media with Lionsgate's October 15th home media release of Rob Zombie's 3 From Hell, and to celebrate, we've been provided with two Rob Zombie Blu-ray prize packs to give away to lucky Daily Dead readers, including Blu-ray copies of not only 3 From Hell, but also Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, Halloween (2007), Lords of Salem, and 31!

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Prize Details: (2) Grand Prize Winners will receive (1) Rob Zombie Blu-ray prize pack, including:

3 From Hell House of 1000 Corpses The Devil's Rejects Halloween Lords of Salem 31

(2) Runner-Up Winners will receive:

(1) Blu-ray copy of 3 From Hell

How to Enter: For a chance to win, email contest@dailydead.com with the subject “Rob Zombie Blu-ray Prize Pack Contest”. Be sure to include your name and mailing address.

Entry Details: The contest will end at...

If you missed it in cinemas during its three-night-only theatrical run, you don't have to wait long to be reunited with the Firefly family, as Rob Zombie's 3 From Hell is coming to Blu-ray, DVD, Digital, VOD, and 4K Ultra HD on October 15th via Lionsgate.

Below, we have the cover art and official press release with the full list of special features (including an audio commentary with Zombie and a four-part making-of documentary that comes in its entirety on the 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray releases), and in case you missed it, read Heather Wixson's 3 From Hell review and her interview with Zombie.

Press Release: Santa Monica, CA – Rob Zombie’s diabolical trio returns when 3 From Hell arrives on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack (plus Blu-ray and Digital), Blu-ray Combo Pack (plus DVD and Digital), DVD, Digital, and On Demand October 15 from Lionsgate. Written and directed by horror master Rob Zombie,...

After more than a decade, writer-director Rob Zombie returns to finish his sadistic Firefly Family Trilogy, reanimating their spree of murder and mayhem after House of 1000 Corpses (2003) and The Devil’s Rejects (2005), where they met a bloody end. Now, having miraculously survived their mosaic of bullets on a desert highway, Otis (Bill Mosley) and Baby (Sherri Moon Zombie), along with half-brother Foxy Coltrane (Richard Brake), are engineering a brand new speedway to murder city in 3 From Hell.

The film starts off with a total envelopment of media frenzy: media as fear-mongering, media as bloodlust; media creating obsession, media creating our narrative. It’s kinda drab, it’s kinda rad, we all tune in. What we find is that, since they’ve been gunned down (but survived), the Rejects have become a media sensation. Not unlike Bundy or Manson, the Firefly Family have gained further infamy, which means they’ve...

Bill Moseley’s career in horror has spanned decades, but he’ll probably always be best known as Otis B. Driftwood from the murderous Firefly family. The prolific actor first took on the iconic role in Rob Zombie’s House of 1,000 Corpses back in 2003. The directorial debut from the renowned musician quickly gained a cult following and led to the even more popular sequel The Devil’s Rejects.

The chaotic film stars Moseley as the most sadistic member of a depraved group of criminals who seem to enjoy nothing more than causing pain and destruction. Now, after many, many years, the Firefly family is finally back and ready to wreak more havoc on unsuspecting victims.

Bill Moseley was kind enough to sit down with us here at We Got This Covered for an exclusive interview recently to talk all about the long-awaited movie 3 From Hell, in which he revives...

Rob Zombie shared yet another sneak of the 3 From Hell cast, revealing Jeff Daniel Phillips, who you probably remember as Uncle Seymour Coffins in Zombie’s Halloween 2, as well as also appearing in both The Lords of Salem and 31. He’s starring as Warden Virgil Dallas Harper, who reminds me of Tommy Lee Jones’ character in Natural Born Killers. Captain […]...

What do porn stars do when their lives in the adult film industry end? That’s the question at the heart of documentary filmmaker Bryce Wagoner’s film “After Porn Ends,” its sequel, “After Porn Ends 2,” and its new follow-up, “After Porn Ends 3.” The film looks at the tragedies and successes of people who left an industry that famously uses up young talent. Some have no regrets about their years in the industry. For others, a career in the adult industry has proven to be a conduit to certain despair. Johnnie Keyes: Johnnie wasn’t the first black adult performer, but he was the first black Porn Star. Coming from poverty he enlisted in the army and became a champion boxer. Using the GI Bill he got a drama degree and starred in Jesus Christ, Superstar. After a chance casting in Behind the Green Door, he found himself...

Bloody Disgusting has the first images from the indie horror Candy Corn, written, directed and produced by auteur filmmaker Josh Hasty (In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn, the making of Rob Zombie’s 31 documentary). The photos give us our very first look at horror film icons Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn, The Burbs), P.J. Soles (John Carpenter’s Halloween, Carrie), Tony Todd (Candyman, The Crow, Final Destination), and newcomer Pancho Moler (Rob Zombie’s 31, From Hell, […]...

After filming the extensive behind-the-scenes documentary In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn: The Making of 31, writer/director Josh Hasty's next project, Candy Corn, will take horror fans to a creepy carnival on Halloween Eve, and the full cast for the new horror movie has now been revealed, including Tony Todd, Pj Soles, and Courtney Gains.

Press Release: Horror film icons, Courtney Gains, Pj Soles, Tony Todd, and newcomer Pancho Moler, join the previously announced cast: Sky Elobar, Caleb Thomas, Madison Russ, Cy Creamer, Jimothy Beckholt, Nate Chaney, Patrick Ryan, Justin Mabry, Matt O'Neill, and Jaime Gallagher to round-out the full cast announcement of “Candy Corn”

The suspense thriller, “Candy Corn,” is Written, Directed, and Produced by auteur filmmaker, Josh Hasty (Director of “In Hell Everybody Loves Popcorn” and the acclaimed feature length documentary on the making of Rob Zombie's “31”).

The film is produced by Courtney Gains alongside Matt O...

Horror film icons Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn, The Burbs), P.J. Soles (John Carpenter’s Halloween, Carrie), Tony Todd (Candyman, The Crow, Final Destination), and newcomer Pancho Moler (Rob Zombie’s 31, From Hell, “American Horror Story”) also star in the indie horror Candy Corn, Bloody learned. The film takes place on the eve of Halloween in Grove Hill, Ohio. A traveling carnival is in town for the […]...

After 35 years in syndication, “Jeopardy!” made its streaming debut today on Hulu with the released of 60 episodes of the popular game show.

In a deal between Hulu and Sony Pictures Television, the subscription streaming service now hosts episodes from Seasons 29, 30 and 31, along with special episodes such as a “Tournament of Champions,” “College Championship,” “Battle of the Decades” and “Kids Week.” The episodes feature fan-favorite contestants including Brad Rutter and long-running champion Ken Jennings.

Hulu will continuously add new episodes to its roster, so viewers won’t run out of trivia fodder as they binge the show.

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In a promo for the release, affable host Alex Trebek says, “It’s the streaming service that’s now home to one of the most beloved quiz shows of all time, Jeopardy!” before responding “What is Hulu.

Rob Zombie‘s next film 3 From Hell is off and running. Production of the film began mid March as the newest film in the Firefly Family trilogy was announced. Since the announcement of the film, there have been quite a few new members added to the cast. Rob Zombie has been very kind in updating his fans on the daily cast changes via Instagram. We have a list of the updated cast of today.

Danny Trejo (The Devil’s Rejects. Machete, Desperado)

Emilio Rivera (Sons of Anarchy, Mayans M.C.)

Austin Stoker (Assault on Precinct 13, Battle for the Planet of the Apes)

Dee Wallace (E.T. The Extraterrestrial, Critters, Cujo)

Jeff Daniels Phillips (Lords of Salem, 31, The Gifted)

Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive, Final Destination)

Clint Howard (Apollo 13, Star Trek, The Andy Griffith Show)

David Ury (31, Breaking Bad, Community)

Tom Papa (The Informant!)

Dot-Marie Jones (The Boondock Saints,...

You can go ahead and add Daniel Roebuck’s name to the list of actors now attached to the currently shooting 3 From Hell.

Director Rob Zombie took to Instagram earlier this week – as he so often does – to confirm that Roebuck, best known for his work across Halloween 2 and 31 (which were also helmed by Zombie), among others, has officially climbed aboard. He’ll be reprising his role from The Devil’s Rejects, of course, playing Morris Green, “Ruggsville’s favorite TV personality.”

He’ll be rubbing shoulders with a solid cast, too, which includes the likes of Sid Haig, Austin Stoker (Assault on Precinct 13), Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, Dee Wallace and, as of a few days ago, Jeff Daniel Phillips, another regular Zombie collaborator who’s been seen in The Lords of Salem and 31.

Meanwhile, the announcement of Roebuck came bearing the following caption: “Casting news:...

Entering its 14th year of entertaining, educating, and enthralling audiences with ambitious genre movies, Arizona's International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival has another eclectic lineup this year, including To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story, Downrange, David and Rebekah McKendry's All the Creatures Were Stirring, and the world premiere of Cynthia.

Read on for the list of highlighted films from the International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival lineup below, and visit HorrorSciFi.com and PhoenixFilmFestival.com for more information.

Press Release: It’s that time of year again Horror and Sci-Fi friends, that time to cozy up with your popcorn and cold beverage to watch the horrific, bizarre, otherworldly sights we have planned at the 14th Annual International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival which takes place at Harkins Scottsdale 101 from April 6th-15th.

We have expanded to 10 days and have more programming for your eyes to feast upon at the festival this year.

Rob Zombie recently revealed that the Firefly family will be returning for another round of carnage, mayhem, and (fingers crossed) tutti f—in' frutti ice cream in a new Devil's Rejects movie 3 From Hell, and today he announced that frequent collaborator Jeff Daniel Phillips (The Gifted, Westworld) has joined the cast.

Rob Zombie announced the latest 3 From Hell casting news on Facebook. A frequent collaborator of Zombie's, Phillips previously appeared in Halloween II, The Lords of Salem, and 31. Details on Philips' character in the new movie have yet to be revealed, but he joins the recently announced Dee Wallace and Austin Stoker in the growing cast.

Zombie recently confirmed that the new Devil's Rejects movie has begun filming, and while an official synopsis has yet to be revealed, 3 From Hell is expected to follow the continued adventures of Otis (Bill Moseley), Captain Spaulding (Sid Haig...

Rob Zombie added another regular to his 3 From Hell cast, revealing the addition of Jeff Daniel Phillips, who you probably remember as Uncle Seymour Coffins in Zombie’s Halloween 2, as well as also appearing in both The Lords of Salem and 31. There’s no word on who he’ll be playing. Spaulding (Sid Haig), Otis (Bill Moseley), and Baby (Sheri […]...

It’s been over a week since sightings of creepy clowns have been reported in Greenville and Spartanburg counties in South Carolina. According to the Los Angeles Times, the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office said that several reports had been coming in about scary costumed characters who have been “appearing in the woods” and luring in young kids with money.

Another Reuters report on Yahoo News stated that some residents have had clowns knocking on doors and standing in lawns; though investigators have failed to confirm a single sighting. Another motorist in Greenville said that he caught a glimpse of a figure standing on the side of a road wearing a clown mask and a clear rain poncho.

As more sightings are called in, a theory has been popping up that this could be part of...