Rob Zombie is currently directing a brand new big screen take on classic sitcom The Munsters. Today he shared a photo of the cast from the set.
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Review: Doctor Who – Dalek Universe 3
Review by Jacob Licklider
With each installment in Dalek Universe, the scope and tension has been building to unravel the mystery of just what’s happening with the universe that the Tenth Doctor is now before the Time War and with Anya Kingdom and Mark Seven. The initial promotion as a full fourth series for the Tenth Doctor was perhaps the most accurate description of the three box sets as a whole, all taking place right after The Waters of Mars; and Dalek Universe 3 sets up The Day of the Doctor, and actually helps transition the Tenth Doctor towards the end of his life. Like the first set, Dalek Universe 3 is only two stories, a single episode and two parts, essentially echoing the structure of one of his televised series (without the third two-parter to fill in the usual thirteen episodes as this is only nine episodes). And with any finale, this set is built around wrapping everything up from the heartbreaking installments at the end of Dalek Universe 2. This review will contain spoilers for Dalek Universe 2, so it is highly recommended to at least be caught up with the stories to this point before continuing. This is also a set which cannot be listened to in isolation, despite its high quality.
First Look at ‘Harley Quinn’ series three
During the DC Fandome event we got a first look at ‘Harley Quinn’ season three which is coming to HBO Max.
Doom Patrol renewed for Season 4
During DC Fandome it was announced that Doom Patrol has been renewed for a 4th season, the shows third season started airing in September.
‘Doctor Who: Flux’ trailer released
The BBC have released the first trailer for Doctor Who’s 13th Season titled ‘Doctor Who: Flux‘ which sees Jodie Whittaker appearing in her final series as The Doctor alongside Mandip Gill and series newcomer John Bishop.
Stay Groovy! 40th Anniversary retrospective of Sam Raimi’s ‘The Evil Dead’
40 Years Ago visionary director Sam Raimi brought the The Evil Dead to life on our screens with his own unique visual style and mix of comedy and horror and his indie low-budget debut feature would go on to spawn two hugely successful sequels, a remake, TV show, comic books, video games, stage productions, countless merchandise and launched Bruce Campbell’s career as an action/genre hero as well as changing the face of the genre forever.
Audio Review: The Worlds of Blake’s 7 – The Clone Masters
Review by Ian McArdell
The Clone Masters once again takes a step away from the Liberator, providing another angle on The Worlds of Blake’s 7. Despite being framed as a spin-off, it actually stars two Blake’s 7 regulars, Sally Knyvette (Jenna) and Jan Chappell (Cally), and well as the recurring menace(s) of Travis in two aspects, as played by Brian Croucher and Stephen Greif.
‘Chucky’ TV series Episode 1 – ‘Death By Misadventure’ review (SPOILER FREE)
The ‘Chucky’ TV series from franchise creator Don Mancini has now launched on SYFY and Universal streaming service Peacock and we take a look at Episode One – ‘Death By Misadventure’. And don’t worry we have tried to avoid any spoilers…
Chucky meets Michael Myers in new promo TV spot
This week see Don Mancini’s “Chucky” series premiering on SYFY & USA last night and Halloween Kills headed to theaters and Peacock on Friday. Yes, both Chucky and Michael Myers are back in the very same week, and since they’re both Universal properties, well, that means the two can co-exist within the same marketing. Now Universal have allowed the two iconic characters to meet for the first time in a new TV Spot for you may have seen while watching “Chucky” last night.
Paramount releases The Twilight Zone Blu-ray set
American anthology series The Twilight Zone is being rereleased on Blu-ray in the United States, with Paramount releasing the entire collection on October 26, 2021.
Created and presented by Rod Serling, the show ran for five seasons on CBS from 1959 to 1964.
Each episode presents a stand-alone story in which characters find themselves dealing with often disturbing or unusual events, an experience described as entering “the Twilight Zone,” often with a surprise ending and a moral. Although predominantly science-fiction, the show’s paranormal and Kafkaesque events leaned the show towards fantasy and horror.
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