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ABC Family Getting New Horror Series ‘Dead Of Summer’ From The Creators Of ‘Once Upon A Time’

Horror shows have become very popular lately, with series like ‘Scream’ and ‘Hannibal’ paving the way for other horror related shows. The latest series rooted in the horror genre, will be coming to ABC Family. ‘Dead of Summer’, an ’80s inspired series, is from Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, creators of ‘Once Upon a Time’, along with writer Ian Goldberg. The three will pen the script for this supernatural series, as well as serve as executive producers. Horowitz and Kitsis – Getty Images The series is set in the late 1980s, during summer break at the idyllic summer Camp Clearwater. Clearwater’s dark, ancient mythology awakens and soon the camp’s fun turns into a horrible nightmare. There is no word when at this time when the series will premiere, but we can expect it some time in 2016. By the time ‘Dead of Summer’ premieres, ABC Family will have been renamed ‘Freeform’. .

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 23, 2015
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Fox Debuts New Trailers For Their Upcoming Series ‘Lucifer’

DC’s character Lucifer, from ‘The Sandman’ comics and it’s spin-off comic titled ‘Lucifer’, is joining the list of adaptions for TV, that includes ‘Constantine’, ‘Arrow’, ‘Preacher’, Robert Kirkman’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and ‘Outcast’. The character ‘Lucifer’ was created by Neil Gaiman, Mike Dringenberg and Sam Keith, which premiered in ‘The Sandman’ in 1989. The comic follows ‘Lucifer’ as he abandons his throne for the “shinning insanity” of LA. There he befriends a pop star, who is murdered in a drive by, in front of Lux, the night club that he owns. The murder stirs something in him and he vows to punish the people responsible. The detective assigned to the case, Chloe Dancer (Lauren German), is intrigued by Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and his ability to get the truth out of people. Together they set out to solve the case. ‘Lucifer’ is scripted by Tom Kapinos, who wrote for ‘Californication’. Jerry Bruckheimer and Littman (CSI) along with Len Wiseman (Sleepy Hollow

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 22, 2015
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New Possession Series ‘Haunted’ Coming To Fox

Fox has announced that a new show is in development, based on the book ‘The Demon of Brownsville Road’. The possession thriller, based on a true story, will be titled ‘Haunted’. ‘Haunted’ focuses on a military agent and her boyfriend, a demonologist, who’s on a mission to help rid a family of its deadly demonic infestation. The season will follow the progression of the case. ‘The Demon of Brownsville Road‘ was written by Bob Cranmer and Erica Manfred and published in 2014. The book documents the demonic infestation of Cranmer’s family in their Pittsburgh home. The family experienced a wide range of phenomenon, including a range of physical attacks from the entity, disembodied voices, destruction of religious items, and even the walls bleeding.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 21, 2015
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George A. Romero’s Empire Of The Dead Being Adapted For AMC

King of he undead, George A. Romero, will soon have his own series on AMC. Romero’s graphic novel ‘Empire of the Dead’ is being adapted for TV. The show will be penned by Romero himself, along with his long time partner Peter Grunwald. Romero, Grunwald, William D. Johnson and Sam Englebardt will be producing. We reported back in May that the books would be getting an adaption, but at the time the network was unknown. The graphic novels are set in New York City and not only have zombies, but vampires as well. In ‘Empire of the Dead’, humanity is caught in the conflict between a race of vampires and the undead. Manhattan has been quarantined and those inside are stuck in the middle of the supernatural war. The Marvel series consists of issues referred to as “Acts”. Act one of the series, released in January of 2014, sold over 1 million copies. ‘Empire of the Dead’ artist Arthur Suydam

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 9, 2015
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The Official Trailer For Robert Kirkman’s Series ‘Outcast’ Teases Of The Horrors To Come

The full length trailer for ‘Outcast’ has been released and reveals a glimpse at an intense, supernatural series. The show, based on the adaption of Kirkman’s graphic novel by the same name, will star Patrick Fugit as the main character Kyle Barnes, a young man in search of answers to why he has suffered from demonic possessions all of his life. During his quest to understand what happened to him, he comes in contact with others suffering from possession. ‘Outcast’ will be directed by Adam Wingard, the director of ‘You’re Next’, and Julius Ramsey, who directed several episodes of ‘The Walking Dead’. Robert Kirkman will be serving as a writer for the series, along with Chris Black and David Alpert. The series will also stars Pete Burris (Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2), Lacy Camp (Red Band Society), Julia Crockett (The Absence), Philip Glenister (Demons) Melinda McGraw (Mad Men), David Denman (13 Hours), Grace Zabriskie (The Killing), Cathrine Dent (The

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 12, 2015
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Winona Ryder Cast In New Supernatural Netflix Series

Winona Rider has been cast in a new supernatural Netflix original series titled ‘Montauk’. The ‘Beetlejuice’ actress will be playing Joyce, a single mother. Joyce has to find the strength to keep going when her son goes missing. She will fight tooth and nail to get her son back from supernatural forces. The eight episode supernatural thriller is set in Long Island in the 1980’s. When Joyce’s two year old son disappears the much of the town’s residents chip in to uncover the truth behind the the boy’s disappearance, government experiments and a very odd little girl. The new series is both written and directed by Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer. The Duffer brothers are also both writers for the show ‘Wayward Pines’. Karl Gajdusek, Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen all serve as executive producers for ‘Montauk’. The series is set to premier some time in 2016.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2015
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Neil Gaiman’s ‘American Gods’ Being Adapted For TV

Starz has given the go ahead for the series based on the adaption of the Neil Gaiman’s best-selling novel ‘American Gods’. Starz promises to honor Gaiman’s story and vision and please the fans of the novel. Gaiman, who also created the Sandman graphic novels, will be involved with the series and serve as one of the show’s executive producers along with Bryan Fuller and Michael Green, who will be heading the show. Green, Gaiman and Fuller ‘American Gods’ combines the legends of various religions and mythology and witnesses a battle between deities. Starz is currently looking for the right leading man for ‘American Gods’ to play the character Shadow Moon. Shadow Moon, the main character of the novel, is an ex-convict and a bodyguard of Mr. Wednesday, the incarnation of the Norse God Odin. It’s hinted that Shadow Moon is actually the reincarnation of Baldr, the Norse God of light. Gaiman had this to say about the series: “I am

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2015

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ABC Family Getting New Horror Series ‘Dead Of Summer’ From The Creators Of ‘Once Upon A Time’

Horror shows have become very popular lately, with series like ‘Scream’ and ‘Hannibal’ paving the way for other horror related shows. The latest series rooted in the horror genre, will be coming to ABC Family. ‘Dead of Summer’, an ’80s inspired series, is from Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis, creators of ‘Once Upon a Time’, along with writer Ian Goldberg. The three will pen the script for this supernatural series, as well as serve as executive producers. Horowitz and Kitsis – Getty Images The series is set in the late 1980s, during summer break at the idyllic summer Camp Clearwater. Clearwater’s dark, ancient mythology awakens and soon the camp’s fun turns into a horrible nightmare. There is no word when at this time when the series will premiere, but we can expect it some time in 2016. By the time ‘Dead of Summer’ premieres, ABC Family will have been renamed ‘Freeform’. .

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 23, 2015
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Fox Debuts New Trailers For Their Upcoming Series ‘Lucifer’

DC’s character Lucifer, from ‘The Sandman’ comics and it’s spin-off comic titled ‘Lucifer’, is joining the list of adaptions for TV, that includes ‘Constantine’, ‘Arrow’, ‘Preacher’, Robert Kirkman’s ‘The Walking Dead’ and ‘Outcast’. The character ‘Lucifer’ was created by Neil Gaiman, Mike Dringenberg and Sam Keith, which premiered in ‘The Sandman’ in 1989. The comic follows ‘Lucifer’ as he abandons his throne for the “shinning insanity” of LA. There he befriends a pop star, who is murdered in a drive by, in front of Lux, the night club that he owns. The murder stirs something in him and he vows to punish the people responsible. The detective assigned to the case, Chloe Dancer (Lauren German), is intrigued by Lucifer (Tom Ellis) and his ability to get the truth out of people. Together they set out to solve the case. ‘Lucifer’ is scripted by Tom Kapinos, who wrote for ‘Californication’. Jerry Bruckheimer and Littman (CSI) along with Len Wiseman (Sleepy Hollow

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 22, 2015
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New Possession Series ‘Haunted’ Coming To Fox

Fox has announced that a new show is in development, based on the book ‘The Demon of Brownsville Road’. The possession thriller, based on a true story, will be titled ‘Haunted’. ‘Haunted’ focuses on a military agent and her boyfriend, a demonologist, who’s on a mission to help rid a family of its deadly demonic infestation. The season will follow the progression of the case. ‘The Demon of Brownsville Road‘ was written by Bob Cranmer and Erica Manfred and published in 2014. The book documents the demonic infestation of Cranmer’s family in their Pittsburgh home. The family experienced a wide range of phenomenon, including a range of physical attacks from the entity, disembodied voices, destruction of religious items, and even the walls bleeding.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 21, 2015
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George A. Romero’s Empire Of The Dead Being Adapted For AMC

King of he undead, George A. Romero, will soon have his own series on AMC. Romero’s graphic novel ‘Empire of the Dead’ is being adapted for TV. The show will be penned by Romero himself, along with his long time partner Peter Grunwald. Romero, Grunwald, William D. Johnson and Sam Englebardt will be producing. We reported back in May that the books would be getting an adaption, but at the time the network was unknown. The graphic novels are set in New York City and not only have zombies, but vampires as well. In ‘Empire of the Dead’, humanity is caught in the conflict between a race of vampires and the undead. Manhattan has been quarantined and those inside are stuck in the middle of the supernatural war. The Marvel series consists of issues referred to as “Acts”. Act one of the series, released in January of 2014, sold over 1 million copies. ‘Empire of the Dead’ artist Arthur Suydam

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 9, 2015
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The Official Trailer For Robert Kirkman’s Series ‘Outcast’ Teases Of The Horrors To Come

The full length trailer for ‘Outcast’ has been released and reveals a glimpse at an intense, supernatural series. The show, based on the adaption of Kirkman’s graphic novel by the same name, will star Patrick Fugit as the main character Kyle Barnes, a young man in search of answers to why he has suffered from demonic possessions all of his life. During his quest to understand what happened to him, he comes in contact with others suffering from possession. ‘Outcast’ will be directed by Adam Wingard, the director of ‘You’re Next’, and Julius Ramsey, who directed several episodes of ‘The Walking Dead’. Robert Kirkman will be serving as a writer for the series, along with Chris Black and David Alpert. The series will also stars Pete Burris (Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2), Lacy Camp (Red Band Society), Julia Crockett (The Absence), Philip Glenister (Demons) Melinda McGraw (Mad Men), David Denman (13 Hours), Grace Zabriskie (The Killing), Cathrine Dent (The

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 12, 2015
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Winona Ryder Cast In New Supernatural Netflix Series

Winona Rider has been cast in a new supernatural Netflix original series titled ‘Montauk’. The ‘Beetlejuice’ actress will be playing Joyce, a single mother. Joyce has to find the strength to keep going when her son goes missing. She will fight tooth and nail to get her son back from supernatural forces. The eight episode supernatural thriller is set in Long Island in the 1980’s. When Joyce’s two year old son disappears the much of the town’s residents chip in to uncover the truth behind the the boy’s disappearance, government experiments and a very odd little girl. The new series is both written and directed by Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer. The Duffer brothers are also both writers for the show ‘Wayward Pines’. Karl Gajdusek, Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen all serve as executive producers for ‘Montauk’. The series is set to premier some time in 2016.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2015
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Neil Gaiman’s ‘American Gods’ Being Adapted For TV

Starz has given the go ahead for the series based on the adaption of the Neil Gaiman’s best-selling novel ‘American Gods’. Starz promises to honor Gaiman’s story and vision and please the fans of the novel. Gaiman, who also created the Sandman graphic novels, will be involved with the series and serve as one of the show’s executive producers along with Bryan Fuller and Michael Green, who will be heading the show. Green, Gaiman and Fuller ‘American Gods’ combines the legends of various religions and mythology and witnesses a battle between deities. Starz is currently looking for the right leading man for ‘American Gods’ to play the character Shadow Moon. Shadow Moon, the main character of the novel, is an ex-convict and a bodyguard of Mr. Wednesday, the incarnation of the Norse God Odin. It’s hinted that Shadow Moon is actually the reincarnation of Baldr, the Norse God of light. Gaiman had this to say about the series: “I am

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 17, 2015