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Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Scorpion" episode 8 of season 1. The episode is entitled, "Risky Business," and it turns out that we'll see Walter and company get the help of a musician to hunt down a vicious murderer that killed a music blogger, and more. In the new, 8th episode press release: Team Scorpion is going to enlist the help of a musician ,who created a controversial algorithm that generates hot songs, to help find who murdered a music blogger. Press release number 2: Team Scorpion will enlist the help of a musician ,who created a controversial algorithm that generates hit songs, to help find the murderer of a music blogger. Meanwhile, Drew will ask Walter to help him connect with his son. Scott Mescudi, a.k.a. Kid Cudi, guest stars as the gifted musician and Cliff “Method Man” Smith guest stars as a top music executive.

From the man without a last name comes the urban thriller Ecstasy. This is an anti-drug film, as suggested by the trailer. Drug deaths, sexual assault, and misfortune all lead to destruction in the first trailer for Lux's Ecstasy, which is quite graphic. Ecstasy was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia and Seattle, Washington. The film is currently available through digital-on-demand and Ecstasy stars Charlie Bewley (Eclipse), Elisa King ("Psych"), and Christy Andersen. More details are below.

The synopsis for Ecstasy is here:

"In a college community, four teenage school girls find escape in a mysterious new party drug that brings them to new heights. A mother tries in vain to stop her daughters as she watches them become addicted and lose control, and all the girls begin to be haunted by the withdrawals, which makes all their fears, guilt and demons become real" (Ecstasy).

Director: Lux.

Writers: Lux, Raymond H. Law,...

Sony Pictures sent Fango a few exclusive photos from The Dark Country, the directorial debut of actor (The Mist, Mutant Chronicles) and Fangoria Radio fave Thomas Jane (pictured). Among them are the first peeks at the movie’s villain, dubbed “Bloodyface”; you can have a look at ’em below the cut.

Scripted by Tab Murphy, The Dark Country stars Jane and Hostel: Part II’s Lauren German as Dick and Gina, who meet in Las Vegas, decide to get married and set out on a road trip across the desert. Along the way, they come across a mangled accident victim and try to help him, but “Bloodyface” (stuntman Con Schell) instead turns their vacation into a nightmare. The film is set to debut this fall, but although it was lensed in 3-D, it hasn’t been confirmed at this point whether it will go theatrical or premiere on DVD. We...

Didn’t Thomas Jane used to be a really big A-list name? At least he was a couple of years ago. Maybe Jane is just picking materials that are too “outside the box” for the studio, who keeps sending his movies straight to DVD, but boy, it sure seems like every Thomas Jane movie is getting the shaft lately. First the eternally delayed “The Mutant Chronicles”, then “Killshot”, and now “Dark Country”, which also happens to be Jane’s feature film debut as a director. First images from “Dark Country” after the jump. A couple en route from Las Vegas are forced to deal with a body out in the desert making their honeymoon one hellish ride. The film stars Ron Perlman, Thomas Jane, Lauren German, Chris Browning, Rene Mousseux, Aynn Kirby, Con Schell, Nikki Kelly, Jonathan Lund. Jane makes his feature film directorial debut with the movie. Sony Pictures...