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Fellow Travelers is a historical drama miniseries created by Ron Nyswaner. Based on Thomas Mallon‘s 2007 fictional novel of the same name, the Showtime series is set in 1950s Washington D.C. and it revolves around the relationship between Hawkins Fuller and Timothy Laughlin. After a chance encounter Hawkins and Timothy start a relationship that lasts for more than three decades.

Fellow Travelers – Episode Guide (When are the Episodes Coming Out?) Credit – Showtime

Fellow Travelers consists of eight episodes in total. The Showtime series premiered with its first episode on October 27, with the rest of the episodes coming out weekly. Check out the full episode guide below:

Episode 1 “You’re Wonderful” – October 27 Episode 2 “Bulletproof” – November 3 Episode 3 “Hit Me” – November 10 Episode 4 “Your Nuts Roasting on an Open Fire”– November 17 Episode 5 “Promise You Won’t Write” – November 24 Episode 6 “Beyond Measure”– December 1 Episode 7 “White Nights” – December 8 Episode 8 “Make It Easy” – December 15 Fellow Travelers...

Whether you know her as Tatum Riley from Scream, Pam from Death Proof, Paige Matthews from Charmed, or her work behind the camera on her short film, Dawn, Rose McGowan is a creative force in the horror genre, and her latest starring role, as paranormal investigator (and skeptic) Kelly in The Sound, is no exception. With the new supernatural movie out now in theaters from Samuel Goldwyn Films, we've been provided with an exclusive clip from The Sound to share with Daily Dead readers.

The Sound synopsis: "Kelly (Rose McGowan) is a writer and a skeptic of the supernatural. As a specialist in acoustic physics she uses low frequency tactile sound-waves to debunk reported paranormal activities for her online blog. When presented a new case of a supposedly haunted subway station Kelly sets off to uncover the truth behind the hoax that involves a 40-year-old unexplained suicide. Her investigation takes...

Sneak Peek writer/director Jenna Mattison's supernatural thriller "The Sound" starring Rose McGowan ("Charmed"), Christopher Lloyd ("Back To The Future"), Michael Eklund, Richard Gunn, Jane Moffat, Alex Braunstein and Michael Giel, opening September 29, 2017:

"...'Kelly' (McGowan) is a writer and a skeptic of the supernatural. As a specialist in acoustic physics she uses low frequency tactile sound-waves to debunk reported paranormal activities for her online blog.

"When presented with a new case of a supposedly haunted subway station, Kelly sets off to uncover the truth behind the hoax that involves a 40-year-old unexplained suicide.

"Her investigation takes her deep into the abandoned station where her skepticism is tested. 

As Kelly ascends into the depths of the metro's darkness she is confronted by an unforeseen evil. In the vastness, she must face her own haunted memories to find the truth and surface back into the light..."

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Joseph Baxter Aug 22, 2017

The Sound trailer shows the unusual team-up of Rose McGowan and Christopher Lloyd as paranormal investigators.

While The Conjuring films may have rejuvenated the box office viability of the paranormal horror genre, a smaller scale movie, called The Sound, comes to the table with something unique: Rose McGowan and Christopher Llloyd teaming up to battle a malevolent spirit.

Video of The Sound Official Trailer

The Sound trailer centres on McGowan’s Kelly Johansen, a passionate skeptic of the paranormal who, armed with an expertise in acoustics, utilises soundwaves as the primary tool of reports that she posts online. However, the debunking activities lead her to a case in an abandoned subway – built on a graveyard – in which a purportedly hoaxed suicide occurred 40 years earlier.

Ironically, the case not only uncovers paranormal proof, but makes Kelly the target of a malevolent spirit, forcing her to see disturbing imagery and memories.

Rose McGowan and Christopher Lloyd star in supernatural thriller.

Orion Pictures and Samuel Goldwyn Films have secured Us rights to Jenna Mattison’s directorial debut The Sound.

The film centres on Kelly, a writer and a skeptic of the supernatural. As a specialist in acoustic physics she uses low frequency tactile sound waves to debunk reported paranormal activities for her online blog.

When presented a new case about a supposedly haunted subway station, Kelly sets off to uncover the truth behind the hoax that involves a 40-year-old unexplained suicide.

Rose McGowan, Christopher Lloyd, Michael Eklund, Richard Gunn, and Jane Moffat star in the supernatural thriller written and directed by Mattison.

Geoff Hart, Jenna Mattison, Allan Ungar, Michele Weisler produced the film, while Cody Hackman, Mike Hattim Louie Maisano and Bruno Marino served as executive producers.

Ben McConley, Jason Van Eman, Vincenzo Varallo, and Marino Kulas also served as executive producers.

“We’re proud...

Orion Pictures and Samuel Goldwyn Films have teamed again for their latest acquisition The Sound, the directorial debut of Jenna Mattison. The thriller stars Rose McGowan, Christopher Lloyd, Michael Eklund, Richard Gunn and Jane Moffat. Written and directed by Mattison, the pic centers on Kelly (McGowan), a writer and a skeptic of the supernatural. As a specialist in acoustic physics she uses low-frequency tactile sound waves to debunk reported paranormal activities for…...

Sneak Peek more footage and images from director Denis Villeneuve's  'erotic thriller' "Enemy", starring Jake Gyllenhaal in a dual role, with Mélanie Laurent, Isabella Rossellini, Sarah Gadon, Stephen R. Hart and Jane Moffat, adapting author José Saramago's Nobel prize-winning 2002 novel "The Double" :

"...college history professor 'Adam Bell' (Gyllenhaal) is a detached, terminally unhappy guy living in a darkly lit Toronto apartment, drifting through life by day, with passionless sex with his girlfriend (Melanie Laurent) by night.

"One day during lunch, an intrusive colleague recommends that Bell rent the movie "Where There's a Will, There's a Way", described as a comedy with a happy ending.

"Adam picks up a DVD copy, pops it into his laptop one night after grading papers, and notices something odd: the anonymous background performer playing 'Bellhop #3' in the film, looks exactly like him.

"Gradually becoming obsessed with their similarities, Adam...

Sneak Peek footage and images from director Denis Villeneuve's 2013 'erotic thriller' "Enemy", starring Jake Gyllenhaal in a dual role, with Mélanie Laurent, Isabella Rossellini, Sarah Gadon, Stephen R. Hart and Jane Moffat, adapting author José Saramago's Nobel prize-winning 2002 novel "The Double" :

"...college history professor 'Adam Bell' (Gyllenhaal) is a detached, terminally unhappy guy living in a darkly lit Toronto apartment, drifting through life by day, with passionless sex with his girlfriend (Melanie Laurent) by night.

"One day during lunch, an intrusive colleague recommends that Bell rent the movie "Where There's a Will, There's a Way", described as a comedy with a happy ending. Adam picks up a DVD copy, pops it into his laptop one night after grading papers, and notices something odd: the anonymous background performer playing 'Bellhop #3' in the film, looks exactly like him.

"Gradually becoming obsessed with their similarities, Adam does...

Another title just added to the 2013 Toronto Film Festival is Denis Villeneuve's Enemy based on "The Double" by Nobel Laureate Jose Saramago and the first picture has just been sent over featuring star Jake Gyllenhaal. Enemy explores the troubled psyche of a man who is torn between his mistress and his wife and as the picture above shoes, Gyllenhaal plays dual roles in this one, both Adam and Anthony -- a man and his double. Melanie Laurent, Isabella Rossellini, Sarah Gadon, Stephen R. Hart and Jane Moffat co-star. You can get more information on the plot if you read the Wikipedia entry for Saramago's 2002 novel. This is the second film for Villeneuve and Gyllenhaal in the festival as the thriller Prisoners will also be premiering at the fest, which is already set for a September 20 release from Warner Bros. and co-stars Hugh Jackman.

Directed by: Andrés Muschietti

Written by: Neil Cross, Andrés Muschietti, Barbara Muschietti

Featuring: Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Megan Charpentier, Isabelle Nélisse, Jane Moffat, Daniel Kash

Like most horror fans, I await any film with Guillermo del Toro's name attached to it. The man knows and loves the genre and has a deep respect for its fans. So, because del Toro is "presenting" the new film Mama, I went in wanting to love it. But the flick is so bloated with pointless scenes, superficial characters and cheap jump scares, it never generates any sense of suspense or fear.

Mama is set during the recent stock market collapse, after Jeffrey (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), whose firm is suffering heavy losses, shoots several people at his office. He flees to the home of his estranged wife, kills her and drives off with their two daughters, Victoria and Lilly.

On an ice-covered mountain pass, Jeffrey loses control of the car,...

From The Wild Child to Nell, the movies have long told stories of children found in the woods raised by animals but the title creature that rears the little girls in the new horror film Mama is meaner than a snake and uglier than Martin Lawrence in drag. Moviegoers looking for a scary time at the movies without the gore could do worse than Mama, a PG13 shocker from producer Guillermo del Toro. It’s an engrossing, if modest exercise in thrills that works hard to present an intelligent and unique premise. Mama opens strong but falls apart in its underdeveloped second half with scares manufactured from cliches and an overdramatic climax.

Mama is a throwback fairy-tale style horror film with a less-is-more approach to its violence, yet it opens ugly with a man abducting his two young daughters and preparing to shoot them in the back of their heads.

Title: Mama Directed By: Andrés Muschietti Starring: Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Megan Charpentier, Isabelle Nélisse, Daniel Kash, Jane Moffat The short that inspired “Mama” is an impressive piece with chilling imagery and a good deal of suspense, but it isn’t a story. It’s more of a single scare and while writer-director Andrés Muschietti and his team do honor that single scare, their attempt to expand upon it results in a handful of less successful permutations connected by a clunky narrative. In the midst of a financial crisis, Victoria and Lilly’s father whisks them away from their quaint suburban home and takes them to a remote cabin the woods, a place [ Read More ]

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