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Devon Aoki will be appearing on Arrow next season as blade-wielding heroine Katana. Interestingly, she’ll appear in the flashbacks (which will take place in Hong Kong), at least at first. I’m just keeping my fingers crossed Arrow does a better job of adapting Katana than it did with Brother Blood. Still, it’s yet another case of Arrow announcing a character I can’t wait to see on TV, something I’m waiting for Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to do.

TVLine reports that Jamie Bamber has signed up for a multi-episode arc on Rizzoli & Isles. The Battlestar Galatica hunk will first appear in the summer finale.

The sci-fi pinup picture that will endure for being so perfectly hot.

Starz is turning Neil Gaiman‘s American Gods into a series. Before you sigh and say to yourself, “It’ll never work,” let the knowledge that Bryan Fuller...

Don’t you hate it when you leave a party only to have your souped-up limousine run off the road by kidnappers, plunging you into what surely appears to be a watery tomb? I know, sounds like my Tuesday night – or the latest screenplay from Mother’s Day scribe Scott Milam. Directed by Steven C. Miller (Under The Bed/Silent Night), Submerged traps a group of partiers underwater in a leaking limo, showing their fight for survival as some nasty baddies attempt to finish the job even quicker. Sounds crazy, right? Well, since today saw the release of the very first trailer, you can determine just How crazy it is for yourself.

Starring Jonathan Bennet, Giles Matthey, Tim Daley, Mario Van Peebles, and a slew of fresh faces, Submerged seems to blend elements of action and horror – which is something director Steven C. Miller is used to doing after 2012′s The Aggression Scale.

THR nailed down the exclusive premiere of the trailer for Steven C. Miller's next film, Submerged, and we have it for you right here. Will it make you drown in fear or is it just all wet? Knowing Miller's track record for quality terror flicks I know which we're betting on! Grab a life preserver and dive in!

Tim Daley, Mario Van Peebles, Jonathan Bennett, and Rosa Salazar star in the film penned by Mother's Day's Scott Milam. Darclight Films is handling sales.

Synopsis:

A limo ride home from a party turns into a terrifying ordeal for a group of college kids. A young woman and her friends have been targeted by a ring of vengeful kidnappers and must do everything they can to survive after their limo is forced off the road and plunged into a canal.

Submerged is produced by Brad Kaplan and Tiffany Kuzon of Evolution Entertainment...

A second set of stills from Steven C. Miller's next film, Submerged, has been released, and we have 'em for you right here... minus all the screaming and water that would usually come with the taking in of such sights.

Tim Daley, Mario Van Peebles, Jonathan Bennett, and Rosa Salazar star in the film penned by Mother's Day's Scott Milam.

Synopsis:

A limo ride home from a party turns into a terrifying ordeal for a group of college kids. A young woman and her friends have been targeted by a ring of vengeful kidnappers and must do everything they can to survive after their limo is forced off the road and plunged into a canal.

Submerged is produced by Brad Kaplan and Tiffany Kuzon of Evolution Entertainment and was previously known as The Space Between.

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On tap right now are the first stills from Steven C. Miller's next film, Submerged, and you don't even have to be wet to enjoy them. However, if getting wet is your thing, don't let us stop you. How in the world did this all start sounding so dirty? In any event...

Tim Daley, Mario Van Peebles, Jonathan Bennett, and Rosa Salazar star in the film penned by Mother's Day's Scott Milam.

Synopsis:

A limo ride home from a party turns into a terrifying ordeal for a group of college kids. A young woman and her friends have been targeted by a ring of vengeful kidnappers and must do everything they can to survive after their limo is forced off the road and plunged into a canal.

Submerged is produced by Brad Kaplan and Tiffany Kuzon of Evolution Entertainment and was previously known as The Space Between.

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He may play the reluctant hero on CW’s Arrow, but Stephen Amell has his sights set on a more sinister role in the future.

“I would like to play a villain that people know,” says Amell, who is one of the rising stars featured in EW’s New Hollywood Issue (on stands now). “The villain that people wear on t-shirts.”

What else is on his career bucket list? EW asked the actor divulge everything from his dream co-star to his tips for tweeting while famous (@amellywood has 172,292 followers–and counting).

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The following review contains some spoilers. If you haven't seen the film already and don't want to be spoiled, then skip to the final paragraph. Justice League: Doom (2012) Rating: Starring: Kevin Conroy Tim Daley Susan Eisenberg Nathan Fillion Michael Rosenbaum Carl Lumbly Phil Morris Running Time: 1 hr. 17 min. Plot Synopsis: The Justice League consists of Earth's finest super heroes and protectors of humanity. But in the mind of The Dark Knight, it contains potentially the most dangerous people on the planet. Batman has compiled top-secret contingency plans should any of them go rogue. When these files are stolen by the Legion of Doom, a rising group of super villains, the Justice League embark on a collision course that will test the very fabric of its alliance. DC Animation almost always delivers with their projects. Their last effort, released in October, was an adaptation of Frank Miller’s Batman: Year One.

All week long, we’ve been bringing you daily exclusive interviews with some of the folks behind the scenes for DC’s newest animated venture, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, which gets a release next Tuesday. Monday, we had a chat with the screenwriter of the feature, Stan Berkowitz, then yesterday executive producer Michael Goguen on adapting the comic to the animated screen.

In continuing with that fashion, we got a chance to speak with legendary casting director Andrea Romano out at Comic-Con, and she was more than elated to discuss getting the “dream team” back together in Tim Daley, Kevin Conroy, and Clancy Brown as Superman, Batman, and Lex Luthor respectively.

Check out the video after the jump, as we discuss the team coming back together, some of the cameos we may or may not see, and what Clancy Brown’s original idea was for Superman: The Animated Series.