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"When Love Springs" is a Hallmark movie that follows the story of Rory, a PR professional who creates a fake romance with Noah to avoid her ex-boyfriend. Rhiannon Fish stars as Rory, bringing her talent and experience from iconic Australian soap operas and previous Hallmark movies. The supporting cast, including James William O'Halloran as Noah, Callan Colley as Jason, Renee Herbert as Cleo, Erin Connor as Lyla, Steve Nation as Tom, Francesca Savige as Melody, Victor Parascos as Peter, Ellie Boddington as Sarah, and Janaki Gerard as Penny, adds depth to the enjoyable and entertaining romance.

In terms of casting, the Hallmark movie When Love Springs has it all, from lead actors with chemistry to burn to compelling supporting players. Directed by Jo-Anne Brechin, When Love Springs is about a junior PR professional named Rory (Rhiannon Fish) who travels to a lakeside B&b to celebrate her parents' wedding vow renewal.

Rest your wallets easy, folks, as other than a couple of monster movies which previously aired on Syfy, this week's genre offerings are really slim pickings. We know you're just chomping at the bit to see yet another horrible retelling of the classic Beauty and the Beast story. This one stars Estella Warren, Rhett Giles, Victor Parascos, Vanessa Gray, Tony Bellette and Peter Cook. I mean, who wouldn't be, right?

Luckily, a couple of manga titles are dropping this week to help bring up the quality of entertainment, despite needing to read. Both are created by noted manga writers Kazue Kato and Arina Tanemura, who started their careers in their late teens.

Beauty and the Beast: A Dark Tale (Review)

Directed by David Lister

Starring Estella Warren, Rhett Giles, Victor Parascos, Vanessa Gray, Tony Bellette, Peter Cook

Estella Warren plays the beauty opposite a beast in this R-rated retelling of...

Beauty & the Beast is a timeless tale. Now it's time to see if it can survive the Syfy treatment. If nothing else, at least with Estella Warren in the lead, there will definitely be some beauty on display.

Limelight Productions is behind this adaptation of Beauty & the Beast currently in post-production that American World Pictures appears to be touting as being bound for the network that will very shortly no longer be known as the Sci-Fi Channel. Would make sense since the network really has a thing for fantasy flicks these days.

Model turned actress Estella Warren (Planet of the Apes, Kangaroo Jack) stars as the beautiful Belle, who falls in love with a hideous forest Beast (stuntman/actor Victor Parascos), but in this version there's more at stake than just true love. A power-hungry witch has unleashed a murderous troll, and Beast is blamed for its carnage. The star-crossed...