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Antiques Road Trip returns for a new series, with experts Margie Cooper and Mark Hill competing as they travel from Yorkshire to Edinburgh. They each have £200 to spend and will bid to win auctions, with the goal of being this ‘best-of-five’ challenge’s ultimate winner. In the first episode, Cooper and Hill set off in […]

Antiques Road Trip: The Clash of the Titans...

The excitement builds as “Antiques Road Trip” gears up for Season 28, Episode 5, titled “Treasures of Scotland.” In this episode, the competition reaches its thrilling conclusion for 20th-century design expert Mark Hill and silver specialist Margie Cooper. As they embark on the final leg of their best-of-five contest, viewers can expect a captivating journey filled with unique antiques and fascinating stories.

The search kicks off just outside Edinburgh, in the charming village of Danderhall, which has a rich history as a former mining community. This setting promises to provide an array of hidden gems and treasures waiting to be discovered. Mark and Margie will explore local shops and markets, hoping to find valuable artefacts that could turn the tide in their friendly rivalry.

With the stakes higher than ever, both experts will showcase their knowledge and skills in identifying rare items. As they navigate the vibrant Scottish landscape, viewers can look...

In the upcoming episode of “Antiques Road Trip,” titled “Mysterious Girl,” viewers can expect an exciting adventure as glass expert Mark Hill teams up with silver enthusiast Margie Cooper. This episode marks the fourth leg of their week-long journey, and they are cruising in style in a classic 1980 Mgb Roadster. With £200 each to spend, the duo will explore the charming towns of Berwick-upon-Tweed and Hawick, searching for hidden treasures among the antiques.

Margie is stepping out of her comfort zone this time. She makes her first-ever purchase of alabaster, a significant move for her as she usually sticks to silver. This choice hints at the intriguing finds that await in this episode. Additionally, Margie has her eye on a quirky parrot, which adds a fun twist to the journey. The anticipation of how this unique item will fit into her collection makes for an interesting storyline.

As they travel towards the Scottish border,...

Peacock has shared a new teaser for “Teacup,” James Wan’s horror thriller that will premiere with its first two episodes on Oct. 10, followed by two episodes weekly through Halloween.

The 30-second teaser shows off an aerial shot of a house in the middle of the woods during the daytime. As the camera zooms closer to the house and flips back and forth between the Chenoweth family, the words “We are in control” appear on screen.

But after night falls, a man with a gas mask is seen walking the grounds before the words change to “We are not in control.” The teaser then makes several quick cuts between characters as they appear to be searching for someone, with lights flickering in the background, one character strangling another in a hallway and a final shot of a bloodied hand appearing next to a young boy.

Inspired by Robert McCammon’s...

A disparate group of people in rural Georgia must come together in the face of a mysterious threat in order to survive in upcoming Peacock horror series “Teacup,” executive produced by James Wan and inspired by Robert McCammon‘s Stinger. And a new teaser highlights the intensity that scenario brings.

The first two episodes of “Teacup” premiere on Peacock on Thursday, October 10, followed by two episodes weekly through Halloween.

Watch the brand new teaser below, which still gives nothing away in terms of the horror threat, and check out new episodic images below that introduces the group of characters.

The series from Atomic Monster, UCP, and showrunner Ian McCulloch (“Yellowstone”) follows a group of people on a ranch who must come together in the face of a mysterious threat in order to survive. As the showrunner previously revealed in a statement, don’t expect this series to faithfully adhere to the novel that inspired it.

As the Friday the 13th legal saga shows no signs of concluding, fans could be forgiven for losing hope. In September 2018, a judge ruled that the rights to the original film’s screenplay and all concepts within it belong to Victor Miller. Sean Cunningham and Horror Inc. appealed, arguing that the court’s ruling would not just negatively impact them, but could potentially have extremely damaging ramifications for the entire industry. Right now, the case appears to be in purgatory as the Covid-19 pandemic seems to have delayed the judge’s verdict, and so we wait.

This is very annoying for gorehounds who simply want to see Jason Voorhees slicing and dicing his way through a load of young actors in sadistic and creative ways. Fortunately, though, fans have stepped in to fill the gap, most impressively in 2017 when Womp Stomp Films released Never Hike Alone, a cool-as-hell 54-minute fan...

A trailer has been released by Womp Stomp Films for this fall's Never Hike in the Snow, the prequel to the popular Friday the 13th fan film Never Hike Alone. Originally released in 2017, Never Hike Alone was written and directed by filmmaker Vincente Disanti. It starred Andrew Leighty as a lone hiker who winds up coming face to face with Jason Voorhees while exploring the abandoned campgrounds of Crystal Lake. It has since gotten over 1.6 million views since first going online, and follow-up projects had also been announced by Disanti.

Now, we have a look at the first trailer for Never Hike in the Snow, which is set three months before the events of Never Hike Alone. This time, the story will follow the strange disappearance of Crystal Lake resident Mark Hill (Courtlan Gordon), who "went for a hike in the dead of winter and never came home." The local law,...