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Horror and thriller series on Netflix, Shudder, Max and more: new seasons, premiere dates and the shows worth bingeing after dark.
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Netflix will soon go ‘Dark’. The German series is already receiving a lot buzz ahead of its December debut. ‘Dark’ hails from the duo of Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the team behind 2014’s hacker mystery ‘Who Am I – No System is Safe.’ The show’s most recent trailer teases that a supernatural source may be the cause of a rash of animal deaths and be connected to the disappearance of two young children. We will watch as the secrets of four families exposed as a series of strange things continue to occur in the community. Oliver Masucci, Karoline Eichhorn, Jördis Triebel, Louis Hofmann, Maja Schöne, and Stephen Kampwirth star. ‘Dark’ debuts on Netflix on December 1, 2017.
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Gareth Edwards, the director behind both The Raid and its sequel will be directing the upcoming cult thriller Apostle and we have a first look and plot details to share with you. Dan Stevens (The Guest) stars as a man trying to save his sister, played by Lucy Boynton (Murder on the Orient Express) from a cult. Michael Sheen, Bill Millner, and Kristine Froseth co-star. During a conversation with Collider, Boynton discussed her character who is the daughter of a cult leader. It’s slightly more story heavy than The Raid films,” she explained. “It’s about a cult and a guy goes to rescue his sister from the cult and I play the cult leader’s daughter who slightly starts to realize the darkness of all that her fathers cult entails.” In the film, set in 1905, Thomas Richardson (Stevens) travels to a remote island to rescue his sister after she’s kidnapped by a mysterious religious cult who is demanding a ransom
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Let’s be honest, we all want Bruce Campbell for our very own. I mean, come on, he’s awesome in every way. Now we can, sort of. In season 2 of ‘Ash vs Evil Dead’, we met “Ashy Slashy“, the evil puppet version of our favorite man with the killer chin, as he and Kelly fought the puppet while in the abandoned mental institution. NECA has just unveiled the packaging for their new 15-inch tall “Ashy Slashy” replica puppet. And the good news, you can own one (or give one) before the holidays. Can you imagine waking up on Christmas morning and finding an “Ashy Slashy” puppet under the tree? That would be groovy, am I right? From NECA: Every day can be demented play day with your very own Ashy Slashy puppet from Season 2 of Ash vs. Evil Dead! We’ve replicated Ash’s potty-mouthed little doppelganger from the asylum episodes for your (hopefully G-rated) entertainment.This is a working puppet –
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Netflix has picked up the rights to co-directors and co-writers Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote’s The Open House, Variety reports. Starring Don’t Breathe actor Dylan Minnette, the thriller “centers on a teenager (Minnette) and his mother (Piercey Dalton) who find themselves besieged by threatening forces when they move into a new house.” Produced by Dan Angel and Chip Rosenbloom, The Open House will premiere on Netflix’s streaming service on January 19, 2018.
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We reported back in April that a series adaption of’ ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ had been ordered by Netflix. A few days ago we announced that Annabeth Gish has joined the cast. Today, we have another update and a premiere date. The adaption of Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel by the same name will see Mike Flanagan in the director’s chair. The 10-episode first season is being referred to as a “modern re-imagining” with Daryll frank and Justin Falvey will be executive producing. Timothy Hutton, Annabeth Gish, Selena Anduze, Amber Chaney, Henry Thomas, Oliver Jackson, Anna Enger, Nelson Bonilla, McKenna Grace, Carla Gugino, Michiel Huisman, and Robert Longstreet will star. Huisman is set to play the role of Steven Crane. Mike Flanagan is well known in the horror genre for his film Ouija: Origin of Evil, Hush and Netflix’s adaption of Stephen King’s Gerald’s Game. ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ has been adapted twice before as films under the title
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Netflix’s ‘The Haunting of Hill House’, based on Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel, has added ‘Pretty Little Liar’ actress Annabeth Gish to the cast of their first upcoming 10-episode series as Mrs. Dudley. Gish joins the impressive cast that includes Timothy Hutton, Carla Cugino, Hnrey Thomas, Elizabeth Reaser, Michael Huisman, and Kate Sigal. We’ll update you when more details are revealed. Annabeth Gish will also co-star in the upcoming season of ‘The X-Files as the character Monic Reses.
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Horror is hotter than ever and TV networks are taking notice. Over the past couple of years, we’ve gotten a lot of new horror and supernatural series along with series adaptions. We can now add another to that list. During a recent podcast with Diminishing Returns, Eduardo Sanchez, the co-director of 1999’s found footage icon The Blair Witch Project, revealed that the Blair Witch is coming to the small screen. For us, it’s a very natural thing to go and say, ‘Hey, let’s do a frickin’ Blair Witch show.” He continued. “You can say it’s from the original creators and we can bring in a whole bunch of interesting directors to direct episodes.” Sanchez was asked if the new series would be a prequel, a sequel, or an anthology the director said that he could not discuss it. He also revealed that he no longer owns the rights to Blair Witch and that it was up to Lionsgate. Hopefully, we
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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You’re moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You’ve just crossed over into… the Twilight Zone. The ‘Twilight Zone’, a series that opened the minds of many viewers to the possibility that something was out there, lurking just under the surface. There is something lurking, something coming…a new version of the ‘Twilight Zone’ from CBS. CBS has chosen their streaming “All Access” service to launch the newly revamped series, Variety reports. All Access will be the home of a new version of one of the most iconic television shows of all time.” Leslie Moonaves told investors during a call earlier today. According to THR the show hails from Jordan Peele’s company Monkeypaw. Marco Ramirez (Daredevil, Sons of Anarchy) is set to write the script and serve as showrunner.
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We’ve got great news for fans of the horror-comedy What We Do in the Shadows (review). The 2015 film, that features a group of vampires struggling to adapt to modern life, is getting a TV series! According to Taika Waititi, who co-directed and co-wrote the movie along with Jemaine Clement, the series is in development. Waititi can’t reveal much at this time, but he did confirm that the show will be set in the U.S., unlike the movie which was set in New Zealand. We’re trying to develop a U.S. version of What We Do in the Shadows. You know, set here in the states, but a TV show.” Waititi said in an interview with Fandango. Waititi is currently wrapping up a promotional tour for Thor: Ragnarok. It would be a good time to work on the series.
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Stan (John C. McGinley) is back in action in the premiere of ‘Stan Against Evil’ premiere Wednesday, November 1st. Season two will feature everything from witches to demons to things you’ve never before seen. And it’s freaking awesome! In the premiere Stan and the town wake up not remembering Sheriff Evie (Janet Varney) while she’s stuck in the past with a witch hunter ready to turn her into BBQ. To save Evie Stan will have to connect the clues. The next episode features something you have never seen before. While we’ve all heard of werewolves, I bet you’ve never seen a werepony in action. Well, that’s about to change. David Koechner (Anchorman) and Steven Ogg of ‘The Walking Dead’ co-star in this fun, gore-filled episode. Who can resist Stan’s crotchety demeanor, Evie’s awesomeness, Denise’s (Deborah Baker Jr.) quirky charm, or Deputy Leon’s (Nate Mooney) goofiness? Not us! Even the show’s writer, creator, and showrunner Dana Gould get’s in on the
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Netflix will soon go ‘Dark’. The German series is already receiving a lot buzz ahead of its December debut. ‘Dark’ hails from the duo of Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the team behind 2014’s hacker mystery ‘Who Am I – No System is Safe.’ The show’s most recent trailer teases that a supernatural source may be the cause of a rash of animal deaths and be connected to the disappearance of two young children. We will watch as the secrets of four families exposed as a series of strange things continue to occur in the community. Oliver Masucci, Karoline Eichhorn, Jördis Triebel, Louis Hofmann, Maja Schöne, and Stephen Kampwirth star. ‘Dark’ debuts on Netflix on December 1, 2017.
Continue reading →
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Gareth Edwards, the director behind both The Raid and its sequel will be directing the upcoming cult thriller Apostle and we have a first look and plot details to share with you. Dan Stevens (The Guest) stars as a man trying to save his sister, played by Lucy Boynton (Murder on the Orient Express) from a cult. Michael Sheen, Bill Millner, and Kristine Froseth co-star. During a conversation with Collider, Boynton discussed her character who is the daughter of a cult leader. It’s slightly more story heavy than The Raid films,” she explained. “It’s about a cult and a guy goes to rescue his sister from the cult and I play the cult leader’s daughter who slightly starts to realize the darkness of all that her fathers cult entails.” In the film, set in 1905, Thomas Richardson (Stevens) travels to a remote island to rescue his sister after she’s kidnapped by a mysterious religious cult who is demanding a ransom
Continue reading →
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Let’s be honest, we all want Bruce Campbell for our very own. I mean, come on, he’s awesome in every way. Now we can, sort of. In season 2 of ‘Ash vs Evil Dead’, we met “Ashy Slashy“, the evil puppet version of our favorite man with the killer chin, as he and Kelly fought the puppet while in the abandoned mental institution. NECA has just unveiled the packaging for their new 15-inch tall “Ashy Slashy” replica puppet. And the good news, you can own one (or give one) before the holidays. Can you imagine waking up on Christmas morning and finding an “Ashy Slashy” puppet under the tree? That would be groovy, am I right? From NECA: Every day can be demented play day with your very own Ashy Slashy puppet from Season 2 of Ash vs. Evil Dead! We’ve replicated Ash’s potty-mouthed little doppelganger from the asylum episodes for your (hopefully G-rated) entertainment.This is a working puppet –
Continue reading →
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Netflix has picked up the rights to co-directors and co-writers Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote’s The Open House, Variety reports. Starring Don’t Breathe actor Dylan Minnette, the thriller “centers on a teenager (Minnette) and his mother (Piercey Dalton) who find themselves besieged by threatening forces when they move into a new house.” Produced by Dan Angel and Chip Rosenbloom, The Open House will premiere on Netflix’s streaming service on January 19, 2018.
Continue reading →
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We reported back in April that a series adaption of’ ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ had been ordered by Netflix. A few days ago we announced that Annabeth Gish has joined the cast. Today, we have another update and a premiere date. The adaption of Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel by the same name will see Mike Flanagan in the director’s chair. The 10-episode first season is being referred to as a “modern re-imagining” with Daryll frank and Justin Falvey will be executive producing. Timothy Hutton, Annabeth Gish, Selena Anduze, Amber Chaney, Henry Thomas, Oliver Jackson, Anna Enger, Nelson Bonilla, McKenna Grace, Carla Gugino, Michiel Huisman, and Robert Longstreet will star. Huisman is set to play the role of Steven Crane. Mike Flanagan is well known in the horror genre for his film Ouija: Origin of Evil, Hush and Netflix’s adaption of Stephen King’s Gerald’s Game. ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ has been adapted twice before as films under the title
Continue reading →
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Netflix’s ‘The Haunting of Hill House’, based on Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel, has added ‘Pretty Little Liar’ actress Annabeth Gish to the cast of their first upcoming 10-episode series as Mrs. Dudley. Gish joins the impressive cast that includes Timothy Hutton, Carla Cugino, Hnrey Thomas, Elizabeth Reaser, Michael Huisman, and Kate Sigal. We’ll update you when more details are revealed. Annabeth Gish will also co-star in the upcoming season of ‘The X-Files as the character Monic Reses.
Continue reading →
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Horror is hotter than ever and TV networks are taking notice. Over the past couple of years, we’ve gotten a lot of new horror and supernatural series along with series adaptions. We can now add another to that list. During a recent podcast with Diminishing Returns, Eduardo Sanchez, the co-director of 1999’s found footage icon The Blair Witch Project, revealed that the Blair Witch is coming to the small screen. For us, it’s a very natural thing to go and say, ‘Hey, let’s do a frickin’ Blair Witch show.” He continued. “You can say it’s from the original creators and we can bring in a whole bunch of interesting directors to direct episodes.” Sanchez was asked if the new series would be a prequel, a sequel, or an anthology the director said that he could not discuss it. He also revealed that he no longer owns the rights to Blair Witch and that it was up to Lionsgate. Hopefully, we
Continue reading →
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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You’re moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You’ve just crossed over into… the Twilight Zone. The ‘Twilight Zone’, a series that opened the minds of many viewers to the possibility that something was out there, lurking just under the surface. There is something lurking, something coming…a new version of the ‘Twilight Zone’ from CBS. CBS has chosen their streaming “All Access” service to launch the newly revamped series, Variety reports. All Access will be the home of a new version of one of the most iconic television shows of all time.” Leslie Moonaves told investors during a call earlier today. According to THR the show hails from Jordan Peele’s company Monkeypaw. Marco Ramirez (Daredevil, Sons of Anarchy) is set to write the script and serve as showrunner.
Continue reading →
Streaming TV
We’ve got great news for fans of the horror-comedy What We Do in the Shadows (review). The 2015 film, that features a group of vampires struggling to adapt to modern life, is getting a TV series! According to Taika Waititi, who co-directed and co-wrote the movie along with Jemaine Clement, the series is in development. Waititi can’t reveal much at this time, but he did confirm that the show will be set in the U.S., unlike the movie which was set in New Zealand. We’re trying to develop a U.S. version of What We Do in the Shadows. You know, set here in the states, but a TV show.” Waititi said in an interview with Fandango. Waititi is currently wrapping up a promotional tour for Thor: Ragnarok. It would be a good time to work on the series.
Continue reading →
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Stan (John C. McGinley) is back in action in the premiere of ‘Stan Against Evil’ premiere Wednesday, November 1st. Season two will feature everything from witches to demons to things you’ve never before seen. And it’s freaking awesome! In the premiere Stan and the town wake up not remembering Sheriff Evie (Janet Varney) while she’s stuck in the past with a witch hunter ready to turn her into BBQ. To save Evie Stan will have to connect the clues. The next episode features something you have never seen before. While we’ve all heard of werewolves, I bet you’ve never seen a werepony in action. Well, that’s about to change. David Koechner (Anchorman) and Steven Ogg of ‘The Walking Dead’ co-star in this fun, gore-filled episode. Who can resist Stan’s crotchety demeanor, Evie’s awesomeness, Denise’s (Deborah Baker Jr.) quirky charm, or Deputy Leon’s (Nate Mooney) goofiness? Not us! Even the show’s writer, creator, and showrunner Dana Gould get’s in on the
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