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Loni Anderson, the TV star best known for playing Jennifer Marlowe on the sitcom Wkrp in Cincinnati, has died at the age of 79. Her publicist, Cheryl J. Kagan, said she passed away in Los Angeles on August 3 after a long illness. She was just two days away from turning 80. Anderson was with her closest family members when she died.

Her family broke the news in a public statement. “We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” they said. They decided not to share any more about her health problems.

Fans are remembering how much Anderson cared about health causes, especially her work to spread awareness about Copd, a serious lung disease. She often spoke about it and worked to help people dealing with it. She also spent years caring for her parents, who were both very ill.

Born in Minnesota, Anderson dreamed of acting from a young age.

Loni Anderson, the beloved actress who played Jennifer Marlowe on the hit TV show Wkrp in Cincinnati, has died at the age of 79. Her publicist, Cheryl J. Kagan, confirmed that she passed away in Los Angeles on August 3 after a long illness. Anderson was just two days away from her 80th birthday. She was surrounded by her closest family members when she died.

Her family shared the sad news in a statement. “We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” they said. They chose not to share more about her exact health condition.

Anderson’s passing has reminded fans of how much she cared about raising awareness for Copd, a disease that affects the lungs. She often spoke about it publicly and worked to help others. She was also known for taking care of her parents, who were both chronically ill.

Born in Minnesota,...

Loni Anderson, who rose to fame playing Jennifer Marlowe, the glamorous and quick-witted receptionist on the hit sitcom Wkrp in Cincinnati, has passed away at the age of 79. According to the Associated Press, Anderson died following a long illness. Further details have not yet been made public.

For those who might be too young to remember, Wkrp in Cincinnati was widely regarded as one of the sharpest and funniest comedies of its era. Set at a struggling FM radio station in Cincinnati, the show followed a ragtag group of staffers, including bumbling station manager Arthur Carlson (Gordon Jump), straight-laced Gm Andy Travis (Gary Sandy), DJs Dr. Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman) and Venus Flytrap (Tim Reid), smarmy ad salesman Herb Tarlek (Frank Bonner), anxious newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders), and reporter Bailey Quarters (Jan Smithers).

Among them, Anderson probably had the quickest rise to fame. Her portrayal of Jennifer—a blonde...

Loni Anderson, who played the savvy, high-heeled receptionist Jennifer Marlowe on “Wkrp in Cincinnati,” died on Sunday, according to AP. She was 79.

Anderson died at a hospital in Los Angeles after a battle with a “prolonged” illness, according to her publicist, Cheryl J. Kagan.

“We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” Anderson’s family told AP in a statement.

Airing four seasons from 1978 to 1982, “Wkrp in Cincinnati” followed a has-been Ohio radio station attempting a desperate image change by swapping their typical fare of low-impact jams to chart-topping rock and roll. Anderson starred as Jennifer Marlowe, Wkrp’s empowered, quick-witted receptionist. Known for using her womanly charms to dismiss her boss, Mr. Carlson, she often served as a reliable anchor for the station, getting things done despite her incompetent co-workers. She earned two Emmy nods and three Golden Globe nominations for the role.

Welcome to The B-Side! Here we talk about movie directors! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones that they made in between.

Today we discuss John Frankenheimer, a true expert of the craft and a man who could make any kind of film. Our B-Sides today include Prophecy, 52 Pick-Up, Dead Bang, and the HBO Film Against the Wall (for which Frankenheimer won an Emmy!)

Our guest today is the great Blake Howard of One Heat Minute Productions. He’s just wrapping up his podcast series Romin, in which Blake discusses Frankenheimer’s late-period action masterpiece (and certified A-Side) Ronin with incredible film minds (and also two schlubs from The Film Stage). In this episode, I tell a fairly interesting first-hand story about original Ronin screenwriter J.D. Zeik!

The superb interview book John Frankenheimer: A Conversation With Charles Champlin is referenced quite a bit throughout,...

Put some skin in the game when Stream releases on Blu-ray and DVD tomorrow, July 31, via Fuzz on the Lens Productions.

From the producers of the Terrifer franchise, the slasher is directed by Michael Leavy (Leprechaun Revenge) and features gory special effects by Terrifier mastermind Damien Leone.

Its star-studded cast includes Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Dee Wallace (E.T.), Daniel Roebuck (The Munsters), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie), Tim Reid (It), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Damian Maffei (The Strangers: Prey at Night), Terry Kiser (Friday the 13th Part VII). Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Tony Todd (Candyman), and Tim Curry (It).

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When Roy and Elaine Keenan realize their family is drifting apart, they seize the opportunity to recreate a vacation from their past. A peaceful stay in a quaint hotel is just what they need,...

The past few years have seen several iconic Stephen King books adapted for both small and large screens, with most leaving fans yearning for more. This year alone, the likes of The Monkey from writer-director Oz Perkins and Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck have already hit theaters, but that’s not all, as there’s more scheduled to drop in the coming months. One such upcoming adaptation is the HBO Max series It: Welcome to Derry, based on King’s 1986 novel, which has no specific release date yet but is expected later this year.

While fans await a date, an older version also inspired by the same book is currently trending on the global streaming charts, as reported by FlixPatrol. That version is the 1990 It miniseries, starring Tim Curry as the infamous Pennywise, which has climbed its way to #5 on HBO Max’s Top 10 TV shows as of Thursday,...

The original It television miniseries is taking over the global streaming charts ahead of the release of It: Welcome to Derry.

Per FlixPatrol, 1990's It has reached the number five spot on the top streaming series chart for HBO Max for July 9. The classic horror miniseries has blown past other hit shows such as the recently released Duster or Bahar, while quickly gaining momentum from stiffer competition, including The Gilded Age and Rick and Morty, the latter two of which currently hold the number three and number one spots respectively.

Released on ABC back on November 18 and 20 of 1990, the two-part It television miniseries was based on original author Stephen King's iconic 1986 novel of the same name. The series starred Richard Thomas, Annette O'Toole, Harry Anderson, Dennis Christopher, Tim Reid, Richard Masur, and John Ritter as the adult members of the film's Losers Club, who take it upon themselves to...

When it comes to modern horror, few creators compare to Stephen King. As one of the most frequently-adapted authors in history, his popular stories have been transformed into some of the most successful genre films out there. However, they can't all be masterpieces, and many of them don't live up to their strong starts. This list contains ten of the best Stephen King films that just couldn't stick the landing.

Each of these famous adaptations, sequels, prequels, and remakes has something to offer, but their conclusions hold them back from greatness. Sometimes it's the filmmaker's mistake, some endings have just aged poorly, and sometimes fans must accept that even Stephen King is fallible. This list of flawed but fascinating films helps illuminate what makes a great story, and how easy it is to fall short of perfection — even for the master.

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While the cinematic and televised realms of Stephen King are both old hat and as constant and unchanging as death and taxes now, it wasn’t always this way. Sure, he had movies hitting the theater pretty consistently all through the late 70s through, well, still today, but TV was a different story altogether. Salem’s Lot came out in 1979, and it was a big hit in both viewership numbers and critical appraisal but that was it for a while. We would even get that strange and wonderful Larry Cohen sequel to Salem’s Lot before we would get another King TV series. Once It hit screens over a weekend though, the flood gates would be opened with The Tommyknockers, The Stand, The Langoliers, and many other including actual TV shows. It would remain incredibly popular and fond in our memories but is It any good 35 years later or is It just...

If you're looking for a little nostalgic horror to go with your black-eyed peas on New Year's Day, Max has you covered. The streaming service will add the original miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's It to its roster on Jan. 1. Originally produced for ABC, the two-part terror-fest scarred an entire generation of children when it first aired in 1990, generating coulrophobia (a fear of clowns) in everyone who tuned in, due to Tim Curry's absolutely horrifying version of Pennywise the Dancing Clown.

Based on King's 1984 novel of the same name, the miniseries, helmed by John Carpenter protégé Tommy Lee Wallace, differs significantly from the pair of theatrical films directed by Andy Muschietti, which came out in 2017 and 2019 respectively. For one, it retains the novel's 1950s setting for the children's segment, as opposed to the late 1980s seen in the Muschietti films.

This setting better reinforces the dichotomy of good...

Stephen King fans have many exciting adaptations to look forward to in the future, but not all previous movies and shows based on the horror author's works are available. Fans of one of King's most famous works, It, will get a treat on New Year's Day, but it will also come with a twist.

After It: Chapter Two left Netflix earlier this month, Max will add the original 1990 two-part miniseries It starring Tim Curry as Pennywise, and the final battle of the Losers' Club, It: Chapter Two. However, the frustrating part is that the 2017 film, It, will not be a part of the new additions. The film, with Andy Muschietti at the helm, starred Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise, and it followed the children's first interaction with the Clown, a story that later continues with the adults in It: Chapter Two.

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Quick Links 'Wkrp's Great Thanksgiving Episode The Thanksgiving Marketing Stunt for the Ages

Name any popular sitcom, and theres a high probability that that series features at least one episode dedicated to Turkey Day. In 2014, ABCs Modern Family had an episode during its sixth season titled Three Turkeys. A year previous, FXs It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia honored the TV tradition with an entry during its ninth season titled The Gang Squashes Their Beef (having Thanksgiving dinner with your foes never played out so funny). If we really wanted to, we could go all the way back to 1967. There lies a special episode of Bewitched titled Samantha's Thanksgiving To Remember, in which Samantha and her relatives are whisked away to 1620, where they spend the holiday with actual pilgrims from that time. These shows (and their small Thanksgiving counterparts) will be in some sort of syndication for years, so dont worry about missing out.

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Stream was released in theaters back in August and today the movie arrives on VOD platforms everywhere (where to watch).

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions, with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

In the film, “As the Keenan’s try to bring their family closer together, they unwittingly enter themselves into a game of life or death. With four deranged killers patrolling the halls of their hotel and competing for the most creative kills, the odds are definitely stacked against them.”

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons including Tim Curry, Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton...

While Terrifier 3 continues to top the box office, four more brand new horror movies were just released at home today. Additionally, a hit anthology series returns with new episodes.

Here’s all the new horror released on Tuesday, October 15, 2024!

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From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Stream was released in theaters back in August and the gory horror movie made its debut on digital outlets including Amazon today.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions, with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), Jadon Cal (Megaboa), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). Iconic Events Releasing gave the film a theatrical release in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico at the end...

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Stream was released in theaters back in August and we’ve learned this week that the gory horror movie is now headed home.

Stream comes to Fandango at Home, iTunes and Apple TV starting October 15.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions, with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

“We are excited to give our loyal fans the ultimate experience! After they see Terrifier 3 in theaters they now have the chance to fill that gore bug and get more from our team and Damien Leone in seeing Stream from the comfort of their own home before going to see Terrifier 3 again of course,” director Michael Leavy said in a statement this week.

Terrifier 3 will be released in theaters nationwide on October 11.

The film’s cast is...

Plot: The Keenan family checks into a quaint inn called The Pines, “the pearl of Pennsylvania,” only to find that there is no Wi-Fi, cell phone signals are blocked, the exits are locked, and four masked killers are stalking the halls.

Review: Directed by Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy, the slasher movie Stream has two major selling points going for it: Terrifier franchise director Damien Leone provided the bloody special effects, and the cast list reads like the Expendables or the Avengers of horror. The line-up includes Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), Terry Kiser (Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood...

Terrifier actor Michael Leavy speaks about his new horror film, fandom in indie film promotion, and assembling the "Avengers of horror." His new movie, Stream, features a cast including Tim Curry, Jeffrey Combs, Danielle Harris, David Howard Thornton, Dee Wallace, Tony Todd and Bill Moseley, and more.

Leavy's new film follows a family of four on a vacation meant to iron out tensions that goes horribly wrong when they find they can't leave their hotel and have been roped into a game of cat and mouse being broadcast to the world. The film faced hardship due to Covid, but Leavy banked on his fans to back him up. As he told Variety, Covid hit us right in the middle of production and we had used all of our funds for PPE and the Hepa filters [...] So we ended up saying, Lets bring this to the horror community. And we offered...

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Iconic Events Releasing brings Stream to theaters nationwide Tonight, August 21, 2024, with limited screenings through August 25.

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons, and Variety spills the beans this week that Tim Curry is making a top secret appearance in the gory horror movie!

Variety reports this afternoon, “The veteran actor will return to the big screen as a character in the horror film Stream, which is opening Wednesday in select theaters. It will be his first feature film role since the 2010 comedy Burke & Hare, even though he has worked on many animated projects as a voice actor since then.” Variety notes in their report, “He also appeared in the 2016 television film remake of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Fox.”

“This has been a really hard secret to keep and contain our excitement, especially for this long,...

Tim Curry is ready to return to the big screen with a spooky role. Over a decade since his last feature film, Curry has joined the horror film Stream.

Per Variety, Curry will make his return to the big stream in the horror film Stream, set for premiere on Wednesday, Aug. 21, in select theaters. The slasher horror is co-produced, co-written, and directed by Michael Leavy, and Levy is one of the biggest names in the cast. It's also the first time he's appeared in a film since 2010, given that he has been using a wheelchair since a major stroke in 2012.

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So far, there aren't many details about his role in the slasher Stream, but director Leavy...

Tim Curry is back! The legendary actor hasn’t done much on-screen acting since his stroke in 2012, with his most recent screen appearances coming in the 2010 John Landis film Burke and Hare (pictured above), the 2012 comedy What About Dick?, and the TV presentation The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let’s Do the Time Warp Again in 2016. But today, Curry has returned to the big screen in the horror film Stream!

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list, in addition to Curry: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck...

Those who think the days of the truly independent sleeper are long gone should take note of the “Terrifier” films which, with their direct, rather insular appeal to hardcore horror devotees, have racked up a very tidy sum in profits from relatively tiny budgetary layouts. A third feature will be released this fall, but meanwhile there’s “Stream,” a stand-alone effort from much of the crew of “Terrifier 2”, which capitalized on the original’s cult status to gross nearly $16 million two years ago. “Stream,” too, is launching as a limited theatrical event, booked between Aug. 21 to Aug. 25 in the U.S. and Canada, with other territories to follow.

Though it breaks from their conceptual template — there’s no killer clown — “Stream” also echoes the “Terrifier” films in its general gist, as well as individual plusses and minuses. They’re all movies on the higher-quality end of that peculiar gorehound terrain,...

"Creativity counts!" Iconic Events + Fuzz on the Lens have revealed a final trailer for the upcoming release of Stream in theaters this week. This freaky modern slasher horror is from the same creators of Terrifier 2, their next offering before Terrifier 3 hits theaters in October. The Keenan family's simple weekend getaway truly turns into a vacation to die for, as four deranged killers playing a sadistic game lock down their hotel and compete for the most creative murders of all the guests. With four deranged killers patrolling the halls of their hotel and competing for the most creative kills, the odds are definitely stacked against them. The ensemble cast features Jeffrey Combs, Danielle Harris, Tony Todd, Dee Wallace, Tim Reid, David Howard Thornton, Daniel Roebuck, Felissa Rose, Dave Sheridan, others. "Stream is a modernized slasher made by horror fans for horror fans and we are extremely excited and honored...

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024, with limited screenings through August 25.

Additionally, the first teaser trailer for the upcoming horror-comedy Screamboat will debut exclusively in theaters before those screenings of Stream from August 21 – August 25.

Grab your tickets now!

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead...

In a new film, Lifetime dives into the major wins and losses of the television psychic known as Miss Cleo. “Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall” details the beginning of her career in the 90s and brings fans along on her entire journey. While detailing her downfall, the captivating movie shines a light on Miss Cleo’s side of the story for the first time. You can enjoy “Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall” on Lifetime on Saturday, Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. Et with a 7-Day Free Trial of Philo.

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The Lifetime movie begins telling Miss Cleo’s story in the 90s. Single mom Youree Dell Harris needed a way to support her family,...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), Jadon Cal (Megaboa), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). Iconic Events Releasing will be giving the film a theatrical release in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico on...

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024, and a brand new Red Band trailer has arrived.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

Preview the gory carnage with the new Stream Red Band trailer below.

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead II), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier / Terrifier...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), Jadon Cal (Megaboa), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). Iconic Events Releasing will be giving the film a theatrical release in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico on August 21st – and with that date just one month away,...

Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024, and Variety reports today that Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects) has joined the cast.

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and fellow horror icons including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead II), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier / Terrifier 2), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III/Screamers), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), and Damian Maffei (The Strangers: Prey at Night).

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the...

Several notable horror genre stars are teaming up for a gory new slasher flick called Stream, which was crowdfunded through an Indiegogo campaign. Variety exclusively debuted the bloody trailer for the upcoming film, which premieres exclusively in theaters on August 21.

Among the horror icons in the cast are Tony Todd (Candyman), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), and Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator). You might also recognize Terrifier star David Howard Thornton, who plays Art the Clown in the trilogy and will return as Art in the upcoming Terrifier 3, releasing this October. Dee Wallace, Tim Reid, Charles Edwin Powell, Mark Holton, and Dave Sheridan also star.

Described as a modern take on the traditional slasher format, Stream centers on a hotel that is far more than meets the eye. Roy and Elaine Keenan plan a relaxing family vacation together at a peaceful hotel, but they're soon horrified to discover the staff uses the hotel...

While you wait for Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 this coming October from Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting, the team’s next horror movie Stream is headed our way even sooner.

Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024, and the upcoming horror movie’s bloody trailer has been debuted by Variety today.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

“Stream is a modernized slasher made by horror fans for horror fans and we are extremely excited and honored to be bringing this movie to the big screen for audiences to enjoy together,” Leavy tells Variety. “We have an incredible cast of genre greats who deliver stellar performances, and of course having Terrifier’s Damien Leone and Phil Falcone heading the gore FX we made sure we delivered...

FX’s “The Bear” has been the series equivalent of a three-star Michelin, James Beard Award-winning restaurant since its premiere in 2022. Created by writer/director/product Christopher Storer, the hit show revolves around Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), a chef from the fine dining world in New York, who returns to his home in Chicago to run the family’s sandwich shop after the suicide of his brother. The first season won 10 Emmys including best comedy series and actor in a comedy series for White. Besides earning a Peabody, “The Bear” also performed well at the SAG Awards and the Golden Globes. The second season is a strong Emmy contender and the third season which just dropped will probably follow suit in 2025.

Since the early days of TV, restaurants, nightclubs, coffee shops, bars and diners have played an important role in countless series including the beloved multi-Emmy Award-winning 1982-93 NBC sitcom “Cheers”. In fact,...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), Jadon Cal (Megaboa), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). Iconic Events Releasing will be giving the film a theatrical release in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico on August 21st – and with that date swiftly approaching,...

While you wait for Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 this coming October from Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting, the team’s next horror movie Stream is headed to theaters in August.

Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024, and we’ve learned today that Days of the Dead Indianapolis will be hosting a sneak peek event on July 6. Fans in attendance will be treated to the very first look at the Stream theatrical trailer, with director Michael Leavy in attendance alongside producer Phil Falcone (Terrifier 2), Marcus Slabine, Danielle Harris, Felissa Rose and Dave Sheridan.

Learn more about the film and take a peek down below for a brand new image of Mark Holton in Stream!

Days of the Dead Indianapolis runs from July 5 – July 7, 2024.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). We’ll get to see them share the screen when Iconic Events Releasing gives the film a theatrical release in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico on August 21st.

While you wait for Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 later this year from Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting, the team’s next horror movie Stream is headed to theaters in August.

Deadline has announced this afternoon that Terrifier 2 theatrical distributor Iconic Events Releasing will bring Stream to theaters nationwide on August 21, 2024.

The film will be coming to theaters in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

Leavy said in a statement today, “We are beyond thrilled to partner with Iconic Events Releasing again, but this time to bring an all new and modern horror film to the big screen! We built a very good relationship with Iconic through Terrifier 2 and now with the upcoming Terrifier 3, so we are honored to keep...

Exclusive: Horror film Stream, from the producers of the breakout Terrifier franchise, has secured an August 21 U.S., Canada and Mexico theatrical release via Iconic Events Releasing.

The production reunited almost the entire Terrifier 2 crew, from the production assistants to producer Phil Falcone, composer Paul Wiley and special effects whizz and producer, Damien Leone. The film’s director Michael Leavy was a producer, actor and Ad on the Terrifier sequel.

Stream‘s cast includes well known genre names such as Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris, Tony Todd (Candyman), Tim Reid (It), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial) and David Howard Thornton (Terrifier).

The logline reads: “As the Keenan’s try to bring their family closer together, they unwittingly enter themselves into a game of life or death. With four deranged killers patrolling the halls of their hotel and competing for the most creative kills, the odds are definitely stacked against them.

Nothing gold can stay, and to make room for everything new at Hulu in November, we have to say goodbye to dozens of the series and movies on the platform. The streamer will make room for its upcoming Christmas library by losing some of its horror-themed titles throughout the month, including “Stephen King's It,” most of its “Saw” franchise, and “Shaun Of The Dead.” Other major titles leaving the platform include Emma Stone’s breakthrough comedy “Easy A,” the Nora Ephron classic “Sleeping in Seattle,” and more.

Check out The Streamable’s top picks for what to catch this month on Hulu before they’re gone!

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"Tonight we are running a game! Our game, I admit, is a rather unusual one... But I can assure you that it will be far more entertaining than anyhing you have ever been a part of." That sounds like a line from the new Hunger Games movie! Ha. An early teaser trailer is out for a new horror thriller film titled Stream, from actor / filmmaker Michael Leavy. Described as "a modern take on traditional slasher films" – from the same team that brought you Terrifier 2, featuring special effects from Damien Leone. They don't give away the game, obviously it involves live streaming and they add: "Let's be honest, when it comes to slashers, four is better than one... With multiple killers competing in a sadistic game, this film has boundless creativity and an endless future." The huge ensemble cast includes Tony Todd, Jeffrey Combs, Danielle Harris, Tim Reid, Dee Wallace,...

Terrifier cast member Michael Leavy has directed a new horror film called Stream – and not only has he brought Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone on board to handle the special effects, but he also packed the cast with genre icons. Here’s a sample of the Stream cast list: Tony Todd (the original Candyman himself), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Dee Wallace (The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Daniel Roebuck (Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), and Linden Porco (Leprechaun Returns). You can see some of them in the newly unveiled trailer, embedded above.

Terrifier 3 will be released in late 2024, and Stream is expected to be released sometime before then.

Blood on the ground means points on the board in the upcoming horror movie Stream, a modern take on the slasher subgenre from the producers of last year’s horror hit Terrifier 2.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

Watch the trailer below, first shared by Collider this afternoon.

The cast is stacked with familiar faces, including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead II), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier / Terrifier 2), Charles Edwin Powell...

On the heels of the smash hit Terrifier 2, the film’s producers are back with Stream, a new modern take on the slasher subgenre!

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the makeup FX handled by Terrifier director Damien Leone!

The cast is stacked with familiar faces, including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead II), David Howard Thornton (Terrifier / Terrifier 2), Charles Edwin Powell (Exorcist III/Screamers), Bob Adrian (The Conjuring 2), Sydney Malakeh (Cheer Camp Killer), Wesley Holloway (Terrifier 2), Damian Maffei (The Strangers: Prey at Night...

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Pennywise is breaking his 27-year curse and returning to Derry sooner than expected. Joining him are Taylour Paige, Jovan Adepo, Chris Chalk, and James Remar, who have all been added to the cast, Variety reported on April 5. Like many other details about the show, their specific roles are being kept under wraps.

HBO Max announced that an "It" prequel series titled "Welcome to Derry" was in the works on March 29, 2022, and officially gave it the green light on Feb. 23. The series, inspired by Stephen King's horror classic, will explore life in Derry leading up to Pennywise's tirade on the Losers Club before the razor-toothed killer clown's misdeeds led Georgie to his unfortunate fate in that rainy sewer drain.

However, there's a big caveat. On March 28, in an interview with Jake's Takes, Bill Skarsgård, who received critical acclaim for his role as Pennywise,...

The revelation of Hyde’s biological father was the worst twist in That '70s Show, which made That ‘90s Show’s decision to retcon the story a good choice. By the show’s final seasons, That ‘70s Show was running low on inspiration. Like many hang-out sitcoms before it, That ‘70s Show had become a victim of its success. When That ‘70s Show debuted, few could have guessed that the nostalgic comedy would still be on-air six years later. Unfortunately, it seemed as though the writers had not prepared for that eventuality either.

As a result, That ‘70s Show seasons 7 and 8 were a famously messy end to the series. Attempts to replace Topher Grace’s Eric led to the darkest That ‘70s Show storyline while, elsewhere, all manner of absurd twists vied for viewer attention. Jackie ended up with Fez, of all people, while Donna abandoned her series-defining relationship with...

While That ‘70s Show’s bizarre Hyde twist seemed to come out of nowhere, the revelation was subtly (and perhaps even accidentally) foreshadowed in the season 5 premiere. Like so many “hang-out” shows, That ‘70s Show fell victim to a classic problem when the sitcom reached its later seasons. That ‘70s Show started life as the story of a group of teens navigating high school in the titular decade but, by the show’s later seasons, the cast was mostly far too old to play teenage characters and their storylines had grown stagnant as the show’s premise required them to stay put in Point Place.

This led to frustrating storylines, like when That ‘70s Show missed Eric’s perfect exit and instead forced Topher Grace’s character to hang around for an extra season. This also led to increasingly wild twists as the creators of That ‘70s Show struggled to...

Pennywise the Clown is floating to the small screen in a new prequel series ordered at HBO Max.

Set in the world of author Stephen King’s It universe, Welcome to Derry (the project’s current working title) will expand the vision established by filmmaker Andy Muschietti in the films It and It Chapter Two. Developing the series for television are Muschietti, his sister Barbara and Jason Fuchs, with Andy set to direct multiple episodes including the premiere.

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It’s hard to believe that classic sitcom Sister, Sister was once on the chopping block. It could have easily fizzled out when the show got axed by ABC after two seasons in 1995. The comedy that launched the careers of Tia and Tamera Mowry started in the Tgif lineup before being shuffled along. A new network called The WB would save the series. Execs saw something in the story of twins separated at birth and reunited after 14 years alongside their adoptive parents Lisa Landry (Jackée Harry) and Ray Campbell (Tim Reid). Now Tamera Mowry-Housley, who these days is married with children of her own, remembers how daunting it felt as a teenager starring on the show. The comedy went on to have 119 episodes over the course of six seasons. Not to mention multiple Kids’ Choice and NAACP Image Awards. ©Paramount Television/Courtesy Everett Collection “I feel so honored and blessed to have had that opportunity,...

On the heels of the smash hit Terrifier 2, the film’s producers are back with a new slasher, Stream, with Composer and Guitarist for Marilyn Manson, Paul Wiley just signed on to do the music. That means the entire gang is all back and sticking together for this new modern take on the slasher sub genre!

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions with the makeup FX handled by Terrifier director Damien Leone!

The cast is stacked with familiar faces, including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / The Howling), Mark Holton (Leprechaun), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp / A Nun’s Curse), Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive / Final Destination), Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie / The Devil’s Rejects), Terry Alexander (Day of the Dead / Night of the Living Dead...

Tamera Mowry-Housley would love to give “Sister, Sister” fans the revival they’ve been calling for, but it has to be the right idea.

During an appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show”, the actress shared that she and her twin sister, Tia Mowry, have been approached with pitches to reprise their roles, but nothing has been right for them.

“Here’s the thing, Tia and I are both just booked, which is a great problem to have,” the actress began when asked whether something was in the works. “The other thing is, we have to make sure the idea is amazing because ‘Sister, Sister’ is iconic! I don’t want it to be lame.”

When Hudson stated that any revival with the sisters involved wouldn’t be lame, Tamera revealed that the duo has already heard some ideas and “it was not it — it wasn’t right.”

But there’s still hope!