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Nick Antosca Creator Of ‘Channel Zero’ Talks With Us About The Season 2 Finale And Season 3

With ‘Channel Zero: No-End Houe’ approaching its season finale this week we spoke with creator, showrunner, and writer Nick Antosca about last week’s episode, the finale, and a few other things. Horror Fuel asked, “Is there anything you can tell us about the season finale?” Yes the finale is one of my favorite episodes of TV that I have ever written. I co-wrote it with Angel Varak-Iglar. I think it’s the most emotional and emotionally disturbing episode of the show so far. And I also really love the way that Steven directed it and the way that Isaac shot it. There are a couple of moments in it that I am particularly proud of and I don’t want to spoil. But I am also particularly proud of the performances of Amy Forsyth, Jeff Ward, John Carroll Lynch, Aisha Dee, all of them do great work in this last episode. And what it really comes down to is the relationship between

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Oct 25, 2017
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Season 3 Of Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero’ Gets Its First 3 Cast Members

Season two of Channel Zero, titled No-End House, will soon be here from creator and writer Nick Antosca. Today, we are skipping ahead to the still untitled season three with casting news. Deadline is reporting that Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden, Brandon Scott (Blair Witch), and Olivia Luccardi (It Follows) have signed to appear in at least one episode of the 2018 season. Roden will play the role of Zoe Woods, a sharp, young woman who is struggling with mental illness. She resents her younger sister Alice who has to be cared for and wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Scott has been cast as Officer Luke Vanczyk, a young cop who is jaded. He lives in the shadow of his father, the Chief of Police. Luke’s tough exterior hides a fierce commitment to justice and a deeply love for his troubled community. Luccardi’s role has not been revealed at this time. The series,

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May 28, 2017

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Nick Antosca Creator Of ‘Channel Zero’ Talks With Us About The Season 2 Finale And Season 3

With ‘Channel Zero: No-End Houe’ approaching its season finale this week we spoke with creator, showrunner, and writer Nick Antosca about last week’s episode, the finale, and a few other things. Horror Fuel asked, “Is there anything you can tell us about the season finale?” Yes the finale is one of my favorite episodes of TV that I have ever written. I co-wrote it with Angel Varak-Iglar. I think it’s the most emotional and emotionally disturbing episode of the show so far. And I also really love the way that Steven directed it and the way that Isaac shot it. There are a couple of moments in it that I am particularly proud of and I don’t want to spoil. But I am also particularly proud of the performances of Amy Forsyth, Jeff Ward, John Carroll Lynch, Aisha Dee, all of them do great work in this last episode. And what it really comes down to is the relationship between

Continue reading →
Oct 25, 2017
Horror Fuel

Season 3 Of Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero’ Gets Its First 3 Cast Members

Season two of Channel Zero, titled No-End House, will soon be here from creator and writer Nick Antosca. Today, we are skipping ahead to the still untitled season three with casting news. Deadline is reporting that Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden, Brandon Scott (Blair Witch), and Olivia Luccardi (It Follows) have signed to appear in at least one episode of the 2018 season. Roden will play the role of Zoe Woods, a sharp, young woman who is struggling with mental illness. She resents her younger sister Alice who has to be cared for and wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Scott has been cast as Officer Luke Vanczyk, a young cop who is jaded. He lives in the shadow of his father, the Chief of Police. Luke’s tough exterior hides a fierce commitment to justice and a deeply love for his troubled community. Luccardi’s role has not been revealed at this time. The series,

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May 28, 2017