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Raatma is a frightening creature who appears in a memorable segment of V/H/S/94 and a lot of thought went into the monster. V/H/S/94 is the fourth installment of the V/H/S found footage franchise. The first film, which premiered in 2012 and helped define the decade's cult horror movie boom, features segments of horror films, directed by up-and-coming horror directors, all connected by an equally terrifying wrap-around segment. V/H/S/94 follows the same format, though with the wrap-around and segments taking place in 1994.

V/H/S/94 is one of the best movies in the V/H/S franchise thanks to its solid lineup of segments, suitably creepy and mysterious wrap-around, and a more polished and updated look that still has a documentary feel. In the first segment of the horror anthology, "Storm Drain", a Channel 6 News reporter from Westerville, Ohio, Holly Marciano (Anna Hopkins), and her cameraman Jeff (Christian Potenza), investigate what they think is a local...

‘Gory, clever, relevant’

Common Sense Media

‘A total blast from start to finish… the same high notes as the original… some new twists and turns of its own’

Dread Central

‘A playful remix… a sensory triumph… fun… a marked return to form’

Flickering Myth

‘Well worth the wait… might even be the best film in the series’

MovieFreak.com

Seminal horror franchise V/H/S takes us back to the nineties with its fourth wicked instalment, V/H/S/94, that will have you taped to the telly. Dubbed a ‘grisly, gory Gem’ by The New York Times, this acclaimed Shudder Original promises more hair-raising, old-school entertainment and gruesome good fun with this new collection of bone-chilling tales of found footage terror. V/H/S/94 arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and digital on 26th February 2024, courtesy of Acorn Media International.

The year is 1994 and when a mysterious VHS tape is found, a ruthless police Swat team raid a remote warehouse,...

Directed and produced by Mitesh Patel, Woman in the Maze is a horror film that shows the desperate attempts of a woman to escape a house. The story revolves around Gabrielle, a real estate agent who has come to live in Hannah’s house for a few days in the ghost town of Jerome. She ends up getting lost in the maze of the house due to a curse, while her lover has been trying his best to rescue her. Starring actors like Meredith VanCuyk and Joey Heyworth, the film seems to be quite a promising one! Will Gabbi be able to find her way out of the house? What had caused the house to become cursed? Let’s find out!

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What Experiences Did Judy Have With Jerome?

Gabrielle had been promoted from the post of project manager to assistant manager at a real estate company. She had come to Jerome,...

In the not too distant past, NBC's Saturday Night Live once spoofed our crippling obsession with true crime with a lively music video that connoisseurs of the subgenre will certainly find hysterical. "The struggle is real," as they say, when it comes to resisting the urge to binge all the deliciously dark content that's out there, especially since it's real-life ordeals we're talking about. Another television network, Lifetime, has also been capitalizing on the crime TV trend, especially as of late with a new slate of films this fall that are either based on or inspired by recent gritty stories about betrayal, murder, affairs and more. "Ripped from the Headlines" is what Lifetime is dubbing its latest lineup of "Truly Unbelievable" films, which include household names like Bill Pullman and Melissa Joan Hart.

In celebration of the added material, the network recently hosted a true-crime trivia night in Los Angeles,...

This Halloween season, Lifetime unveils “Truly Unbelievable Movies,” a Ripped from the Headlines Event featuring a slate of seven new original movies featuring top talent.

All produced earlier this year, the lineup includes Lifetime’s milestone 500th original movie, the two-night event Murdaugh Murders: The Movie starring Bill Pullman as Alex Murdaugh who, on the surface is a prominent and respected South Carolina lawyer, loving husband and father but behind closed doors, lived a drug-filled secret life that ultimately led to murder.

The event officially kicked off on September 17, and brand new original movies will debut on Saturdays at 8p/7c from now through October 28, 2023.

Here’s the full “Truly Unbelievable Movies” lineup from Lifetime….

How She Caught A Killer – September 16

Inspired by real events, rookie detective Linda Murphy (Sarah Drew) is fresh out of the police academy when she hears her boss, detective David Goodman (Eric Keenleyside) talking about...

Someone has rightly said that there is no greater glory in the world than love. Additionally, there isn’t any worse punishment than jealousy. We start doubting all our bonds with our friends when the resentfulness of Magen Fieramusca takes the life of her best friend, Heidi Broussard. Stolen Baby: The Murder of Heidi Broussard revolves around a true crime event in Austin where trust is butchered. Under the skillful direction of Michelle Oullet, the film cuts straight to the event without delving much into a dramatic build-up before the tragedy befalls Heidi Broussard and her baby Emma.

The able actresses, Anna Hopkins and Emily Osment, do justice to the respective characters of Heidi and Magen in Stolen Baby. The portrayal of an incident where a mother is killed and her baby taken away is quite shocking. Magen’s obsession with Heidi’s baby from the very beginning makes us...

To say that Lifetime has tons of original content would be an understatement. As a subsidiary of A&e Networks, originally established in 1984, the network has made a name for itself by hosting a variety of syndicated content and producing hundreds of separate original television shows and films. If anything, Lifetime is certainly prolific. However, their latest batch of films coming this Fall may surprise you in more ways than one, and they've released a teaser trailer for their Fall true crime event which you can watch below:

A total of seven films under Lifetime's "Ripped from the Headlines" series will be hitting Lifetime every Saturday throughout September and October, with one film in particular marking an especially grandiose occasion: the airing of Lifetime's 500th original movie.

The films will include the two-night event of Murdaugh Murders: The Movie starring Bill Pullman as Alex Murdaugh, Sarah Drew executive produces and...

A scene from ‘How She Caught a Killer’ (Photo Credit: Lifetime)

Bill Pullman, Sarah Drew, Emily Osment, Meagan Good, and Melissa Joan Hart star in Lifetime films premiering this fall. The network’s set the lineup for their “Truly Unbelievable” slate of seven original films, with How She Caught a Killer kicking the fall schedule off on September 16, 2023.

Bill Pullman has the honor of starring in Lifetime’s 500th original film, the two-part Murdaugh Murders: The Movie, airing on October 14th and 15th. Delilah Hamlin, Anna Hopkins, Luke Macfarlane, Kirsten Vangsness, Ariana Madix, and Wendi McLendon-Covey also headline films that make up Lifetime’s fall slate.

“Truly Unbelievable” Films

How She Caught A Killer – New airdate September 16

Inspired by real events, rookie detective Linda Murphy (Sarah Drew) is fresh out of the police academy when she hears her boss, detective David Goodman (Eric Keenleyside), talking about a serial killer in...

Lifetime has lined up impressive talent for its Ripped From the Headlines movies this fall.

We shared an exclusive first look at Melissa Joan Hart on Would You Kill For Me? earlier today, and now, it's time to take a look at the entire slate.

The cabler will delve into the Murdaugh family, the Vicky White story, and more.

How She Caught a Killer - September 16

Inspired by real events, rookie detective Linda Murphy (Sarah Drew) is fresh out of the police academy when she hears her boss, Detective David Goodman (Eric Keenleyside), talking about a serial killer in the area who seems to be targeting sex workers.

Teaming up with FBI agent Neil Carter (Jamall Johnson), Linda fights to go undercover to help solve the murders and capture a serial killer if all goes accordingly.

Delilah Hamlin stars as a former sex worker and aspiring nurse, the killer's first victim.

How To Win A Prince is a movie from Reel One directed by Graeme Campbell, starring Anna Hopkins, Ryan Bruce and Ed Pinker.

A perennially single dating coach attempts to seduce a prince as she helps him navigate the cut-throat NYC dating scene.

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This week’s new horror offerings are led by Two recent A24 movies that are getting wider releases at home and in theaters, and Netflix is back with some original horror of their own.

In total, we’re getting Six brand new horror movies this week!

Here’s everything headed our way between August 9-August 14, 2022.

First up, A24 and director Alex Garland‘s new horror movie Men is now available on Blu-ray and Digital as of today, August 9th, the film released in theaters back in May of this year.

Meagan Navarro wrote in her Men review for Bloody Disgusting, “Alex Garland’s adherence to the abstract will be divisive, but those that don’t mind enigmatic descents into surrealistic, gruesome horror will find this a trip worth taking.” She also notes that the latest A24 horror film “bides its time with a measured unsettling until an insane, unforgettable third act.

"Put me back in! That was the deal!" Dread has revealed a new trailer for an extra freaky, weird, mindf*!k sci-fi horror film titled Tin Can, from a Canadian filmmaker named Seth A. Smith. This first premiered at the 2020 Sitges Film Festival, and finally lands in theaters + on VOD in the US this August. Thanks to Dread Presents giving it a release. As the world faces a plague, humanity's hope for a cure lies with a scientist, Fret, who awakens imprisoned in a metal chamber and must desperately work to escape her confined cell to save the last of humanity. This stars Anna Hopkins, with Simon Mutabazi and Michael Ironside. This seems to be less like Cube, much more Beyond the Black Rainbow or Event Horizon, but all of it looks creatively twisted and peculiar. Must say I am intrigued! Definitely worth a look. Here's the official trailer (+ poster...

Cold, pale and in the dark, Fret (Anna Hopkins) crashes back to consciousness inside a small metal chamber. Inside her confined cell, Fret attempts to piece together how she was imprisoned. As a scientist, who was on the brink of discovering a cure from a deadly plague, Fret desperately works to escape her cell to save the last of humanity.   Dread is releasing Seth A Smith's Horror Sci-Fi Thriller Tin Can in select theaters on August 5th, On Demand August 9th and on Home Video on September 6th. They have revealed the official trailer and poster for the release. The trailer will be found below.    Our own Kurt, the resident admirer of Seth A Smith's films, caught Tin Can when it played at...

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The Performer | Mackenzie Davis

The Show | HBO Max’s Station Eleven

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The Episode | “Goodbye My Damaged Home” (Dec. 30, 2021)

The Performance | With its early episodes, Station Eleven left a big narrative hole to fill: What happened to young Kirsten between the time that she and accidental guardian Jeevan arrived...

Mediawan takes ‘For The Record’ rights

Exclusive: French distributor Mediawan has taken worldwide distribution and European/LatAm format rights for For The Record, CBC Gem’s shortform comedy from Suits actor Julian De Zotti. Mediawan will take the comedy, which stars De Zotti alongside The Expanses’ Anna Hopkins, on the road following this week’s Mipcom. The show had its international premiere earlier this year at SXSW and features an interconnected cast of characters who are brought together in each episode by a song from Universal Music’s back catalogue. Mediawan’s move is “part of a larger effort of Canadian content and its creators to cross borders and find success abroad,” according to De Zotti, who was speaking exclusively to Deadline and cited the success of Schitt’s Creek. Mediawan VP content, Charles Touboul, said: “For The Record is a timeless love story with universal themes and unforgettable music, perfect for a global market.

Not the only Halloween-ready franchise being resuscitated this month, “V/H/S/94” puts back in action the omnibus series that was last seen seven years ago with disappointing third entry “V/H/S: Viral.” This belated return lands closer in quality to the 2012 kickoff feature than the following year’s superior “V/H/S/2,” as a mixed bag of entertainingly diverse if variably successful horror shorts. Going straight to genre streaming platform Shudder on Oct. 6, it should provide fans with a satisfying enough, seasonally apt new package of macabre tales still linked by a faux-found-footage concept.

That style does not seem a natural fit for Jennifer Reeder, who made the very mannered, David Lynchian feature “Knives and Skin” two years ago. That divisive movie certainly had a firm grip on its aesthetics, and she seems divested of both inspiration and conviction having to go with a hand-held video look here. An underwhelming wraparound frame for the other segments,...

Tin Can Review — Tin Can (2020) Film Review from the 25th Annual Fantasia International Film Festival, a movie directed by Seth A. Smith, starring Anna Hopkins, Simon Mutabazi, Michael Ironside, Amy Trefry, Chik White, Taylor Olson, and Shelley Thompson. Jeez, between the Cronenberg boys, Panos Cosmatos, and Seth A. Smith, [...]

Continue reading: Film Review: Tin Can: Existential Body Horror of the Claustrophobic Kind [Fantasia 2021]...

Despite being neither a household name nor one I could immediately place, seeing writer-director Seth A. Smith attached to a film while sifting through the schedule at the Fantasia International Film Festival forced me to pause. A quick search later revealed him to be the filmmaker behind 2017’s The Crescent—an under-rated gem that enthralled me via narrative and image alike. It didn’t therefore matter what his latest, Tin Can, was about; I felt confident it would prove memorable whether I ended up enjoying it or not. That this claustrophobic sci-fi thriller quickly won me over with its early David Cronenberg inspirations only allowed my excitement to increase with each passing minute as I found myself unable to detach from its captivatingly dark, timely pandemic mystery.

The disease he and co-writer Darcy Spidle have unleashed upon their world is known as Coral, a fungal infection that affixes itself to...

Every year, epidemiologists identify somewhere between 10 and 30 new diseases with the potential to become dangerous pandemics. Horrific though Covid-19 has been, in the grand scale of things, it's just a little one. The Black Death killed a third of the population of Europe. Ebola - though it is thankfully more difficult to transmit and we have a very good vaccine against it - kills 90% of those it infects. The plague in Seth A Smith's latest science fiction thriller is even worse - and so is the approach to isolation which some people are resorting to in an attempt to escape it.

Our protagonist (Anna Hopkins) knows this disease well. She's a parasitologist who has been working on a cure. She's close. Just a bit more work and she's sure she can find a solution. But time is running out. Vast numbers of people have already died. The man...

Like every production company, Jumpcut wants to discover new talent. As a data-driven startup, it leans on machine-learning algorithms to analyze content on YouTube and Reddit — everything from production value to the emotional response of commenters — and spits out a list of prospective content creators.

Jumpstart founder Kartik Hosanagar, who holds down a day job as the John C. Hower Professor of Operations, Information and Decisions at the Wharton School, said the algorithm frequently strikes gold. It found YouTube shorts created by actor Anna Hopkins, who’s appeared in Freeform’s “Shadowhunters” and “The Expanse” but was unknown — and unrepresented — in the industry as a writer.

“We called her and she said, ‘How did you guys find me, did somebody from NBC send you?,'” Hosanagar recalled. “‘We said no, no, no. An algorithm found you.'”

Hopkins had just sold a spec script to NBC around the time Jumpcut...

Ray (Julian De Zotti) and Angela (Anna Hopkins) are breaking up. Or rather, they've broken up - he's moved in with somebody else - but they still have to fully disentangle their stuff, and tonight that means the record collection. What will go with him and what will stay with her? As they argue, record get popped onto the turntable, bringing back potent memories of the way they felt about each other, for good or ill, in times past.

Part of a series of highly polished shorts exploring the influence that music has on out lives, There's Always Spotify, as its title suggests, uses a nostalgic hook and examines the different way that owning a piece of music in physical form, as opposed to just listening to it, makes us feel. There's an obvious parallel to the sense of ownership that being in a relationship can create, for good or ill,...

On Sunday, March 8, the National Women’s History Museum (Nwhm) hosted its 8th Annual Women Making History Awards at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.

Andie MacDowell Honored at 8th Annual Women Making History Awards

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The event, which coincided with International Women’s Day, honored actresses and activists Andie MacDowell and Logan Browning, alongside Ecos President and CEO Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks and Dr. Nancy D. O’Reilly for their significant contributions to their fields and roles as inspirations to women everywhere.

During the inspiring ceremony, Nwhm President and CEO Holly Hotchner spoke about bringing the organization’s dream of a brick-and-mortar museum to life in Washington, D.C. Under her leadership, over the past year, the Museum began the critical work to help realize its mission: to build the first ever U.S. museum to show the full scope of the history of women.

The National Women’s History Museum (Nwhm) will host its eighth Annual Women Making History Awards on International Women’s Day.

Each year, the event honors a select group of people who have made a significant contribution to their field and serve as an inspiration to women everywhere. The awards will be sponsored by American Airlines, Ecos, Morgan Stanley, Mount Saint Mary’s University Los Angeles, and L’Oréal.

Among those expected to attend are honorees Andie MacDowell, Logan Browning, Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks, and Dr. Nancy D. O’Reilly, Presenters Rainey Qualley and Camille Winbush, Special Guests Maria Bello, Brianna Brown, Yvette Nicole Brown, Laura Bell Bundy, Angelique Cabral, Gloria Calderon Kellett, Brenna D’Amico, India de Beaufort, Torrey DeVitto, Frances Fisher, Edy Ganem, Anna Hopkins, Sharon Lawrence, Mercedes Mason, Aj Michalka, Aly Michalka, Angel Parker, Sara Rue, Keala Settle, Jade Tailor, Anneliese Van der Pol, Shantel VanSanten, and many more!

Founded in 1996, the...

Somewhere, there’s an alternate universe where Rob Lowe practiced medicine not on Code Black, but as Grey’s Anatomy‘s McDreamy. Where Katie Holmes played Orange Is the New Black‘s Piper Chapman. And where Game of Thrones‘ Iwan Rheon almost played Game of Thrones‘… Jon Snow?!

The TV landscape is littered with almost-casting stories — the many cases in which a major small-screen role was nearly filled by someone else. If some of them had come to fruition, we could have seen House‘s Lisa Edelstein slipping into Carrie Bradshaw’s Manolo Blahniks, or Parks and Recreation‘s Chris Pratt...

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Arrow has cast Charlie Barnett as the adult version of JJ, Diggle and Lyla's Flashpoint-born son

While it might feel like Arrow is getting ready to say goodbye with its final, 10-episode season starting this fall, there’s still time to say hello to at least one new face. At Comic Con, Arrow’s producers announced that we’re finally going to see JJ, John Diggle’s (David Ramsey) son, in Arrow’s flash-forwards, played by Charlie Barnett (Russian Doll, Tales of the City).

So far, we’ve only met JJ (short for John Jr.) in the present tense where he’s a baby. JJ is a living artifact of the Flashpoint storyline. In the original timeline, Diggle and Lyla (Audrey Marie Anderson) had a daughter they named Sara, after Sara Lance (Caity Lotz) who was – at the time – deceased. Barry Allen’s (Grant Gustin...

The Performer | Jharrel Jerome

The Show | When They See Us (Netflix)

The Episode | “Episode 4” (May 31, 2019)

The Performance | Netflix’s take on the infamous “Central Park Five” case is heartbreaking and, at times, uncomfortable to watch. The miniseries, anchored by a solid cast, is full of stellar performances — but the fourth and final episode put a spotlight on Jerome’s triumphant performance as both teenage and adult Korey Wise.

Korey was the only member of the Central Park Five who was sent to an adult prison instead of a juvenile detention facility, and Jerome played him over the course of 12 years...

There’s something in the water: The DC Universe digital subscription service has released a first (and super murky) trailer for Swamp Thing, its next live-action original.

Premiering Friday, May 31, the series follows follows Abby Arcane (played by Gotham‘s Crystal Reed) as she investigates what seems to be a deadly swamp-born virus in a small town in Louisiana. She soon discovers, however, that the swamp holds mystical and terrifying secrets, and when unexplainable and chilling horrors emerge from the marsh, no one is safe.

Last week, it was reported that the show’s Season 1 episode count had been cut...

As the first half of Shadowhunters Season 3 came to an end, Lilith went out with a bang. But was it enough to keep a Greater Demon down?

“I always knew she was going to die,” Anna Hopkins shared during a visit to the TVLine offices in New York. “[Showrunners] Todd [Slavkin] and Darren [Swimmer] said, “You’re going to be in these [first] 10 episodes,’ so I knew I was always leading up to that, and I just loved the way she died. That was amazing, exploding into a million pieces.”

The Freeform drama returns on Monday, Feb. 25 at 8/7c with its final 12 episodes, including a two-hour series finale.

Shadowhunters fans, you have less than three months to sharpen your steles — the final episodes of the Freeform drama will begin airing on Monday, Feb. 25, TVLine has learned. These episodes will be followed by the two-part wrap-up movie titled The Final Hunt, which aims to bring the series’ storylines to a close.

Shadowhunters wrapped the first half of its third season in May with an explosive finale that appeared to claim the lives of Clary and Lilith, but just as we’ll be seeing Katherine McNamara in 3B, we’ll also get to spend more time with Anna Hopkins. “You...

Although Arrow set the tone and allowed the CW to grow its own integrated television universe, the series itself has been a maddening, uneven affair that always seems to take three steps forward then backslide at least one.

In what could have been a final season, that unevenness was never more frustrating as the show whipsawed characters and situations into increasingly dumb configurations that annoyed rather than entertained.

You can revisit all the nonsense in Arrow: The Complete Sixth Season, out now on Blu-ray and Digital HD from Warner Home Entertainment.

Season Five ended with Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards) finally comfortable with one another, ready to resume their romance. Everyone is manipulated or kidnapped to find themselves on Lian Yu as Adrian Chase John Segara), who is excessively over-prepared, blows it all to hell.

We open the new season with the aftermath, starting with the...

The TeenChoice Awards made a splashy return to Fox Sunday night, and some of the biggest teen dramas were well-represented in the winners' circle.

Riverdale secured nine wins out the nine categories it was nominated in. It was nominated more than once in three categories, meaning it had 12 total nominations.

This is great news for the buzzy CW drama which benefited from increased ratings when it returned last October.

Shadowhunters, which was canceled at Freeform earlier this year was also well-represented.

All told, have a look at the full list of winners below.

Teen Choice Drama TV Show (#ChoiceDramaTVShow)

Empire

Famous in Love

Riverdale (Winner)

Star

The Fosters

This Is Us

Choice Drama TV Actor (#ChoiceDramaTVActor)

Cole Sprouse — Riverdale (Winner)

Freddie Highmore — The Good Doctor

Jesse Williams — Grey’s Anatomy

Jussie Smollett — Empire

K.J. Apa — Riverdale

Sterling K. Brown — This Is Us

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Bella Thorne — Famous...

Another trip around the sun means another Teen Choice Awards, a ceremony in which Team TVLine is surprisingly invested despite being told we’re “too old to vote.”

Hosted by Nick Cannon and Lele Pons, Sunday’s main event once again celebrated pop culture’s best favorite acts in TV, movies, music and more — and once again, we only care about the TV part.

So scroll down for a list of nominees in all 25 (!) TV-related categories. As winners are announced throughout the ceremony, winners’ names and titles will be Bolded. When you’re done scrolling, drop a comment with your...

The second and final wave of Teen Choice 2018 awards have been revealed, and Riverdale dominates the competition with seven additional nominations.

Netflix thriller, Stranger Things brings up the rear with another five nominations, while Freeform's The Bold Type garnered four.

Have a look at the full list of wave two nominations below.

Choice TV Villain (#ChoiceTVVillain)

Anna Hopkins – Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments

Cameron Monaghan – Gotham

Gabrielle Anwar – Once Upon a Time

Mark Consuelos – Riverdale

Mind Flayer – Stranger Things

Odette Annable – Supergirl

Choice Breakout TV Show (#ChoiceBreakoutTVShow)

9-1-1

Anne with an E

Black Lightning

On My Block

Siren

The Resident

Related: Teen Choice Nominations: Shadowhunters, Riverdale Lead the Way

Choice Breakout TV Star (#ChoiceBreakoutTVStar)

Iain Armitage – Young Sheldon

Luka Sabbat – Grown–ish

Lyric Ross – This Is Us

Nafessa Williams – Black Lightning

Oliver Stark – 9-1-1

Vanessa Morgan – Riverdale

Choice TV Ship (#ChoiceTVShip)

Cole Sprouse & Lili Reinhart – Riverdale

Grant Gustin & Candice Patton...

The Greatest Showman, Black Panther and Solo: A Star Wars Story are tied with four nominations apiece in the final wave of noms in Fox’s Teen Choice 2018 competition. On the TV side, Riverdale leads the pack with seven nominations, followed by Stranger Things with five and The Bold Type with four.

Voting is open today via TeenChoice.com and Twitter. Fox airs the Teen Choice Awards live from the Forum near Los Angeles on Sunday, August 12 — live at 8 pm Et and tape-delayed at 8 in the West.

Teen Choice is executive-produced by Bob Bain and Audrey Morrissey.

Among the film and TV nominees are:

Movies & Television

Movie Villain (#ChoiceMovieVillain)

Adam Driver – “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”

Aiden Gillen – “Maze Runner: The Death Cure”

Bill Skarsgård – “It”

Cate Blanchett – “Thor: Ragnarok”

Josh Brolin – “Avengers: Infinity War”

Michael B. Jordan – “Black Panther”

Breakout Movie...

“Riverdale” reaped a leading seven bids in the second wave of 2018 Teen Choice Awards nominations that were announced on June 22 while “Stranger Things” follows with five. Both TV shows also figured prominently in the first round, which also included movie and music races. While this second set of nominations is focused primarily on the small screen, several categories also cite contenders drawn from the big screen.

The Teen Choice Awards take place on Sunday, August 12 and will air live from the Forum in Los Angeles on Fox beginning at 8 p.m. Et (tape delayed in the west). Voting opened on Tuesday, June 19, at 9:00 a.m. Pt and can be done at TeenChoice.com or via Twitter. Fans are allowed 10 votes per category, per day, per platform user ID. To vote via Twitter, tweet a category hashtag (please see below) with the nominee’s name.

See: 2018 Teen Choice Awards nominations:...

Here’s some news that’s sure to get the River Vixens shaking their pompoms: The second (and final) wave of 2018 Teen Choice Awards nominees were released Friday, led by Riverdale with seven nominations — including two fan favorite ‘ships.

Following closely behind is Netflix’s Stranger Things, which snagged five additional nominations, and Freeform’s The Bold Type, which is sitting pretty with four.

Read on for the full list of TV nominations from the second wave (and be sure to go back and check out the first wave, just in case you missed it):

Choice TV Villain (#ChoiceTVVillain...

Lillith's (Anna Hopkins) mysterious plans took a toll on the warlocks in this week's episode of

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The Expanse will launch its third season on Wednesday, April 11 at 9/8c, it has been announced by Syfy, which also released a teaser trailer (above).

Picking up immediately following the emotional and suspenseful Season 2 finale, the upcoming 13-episode season finds Earth, Mars and The Belt at war, with each competing entity vying for control. Now, more than ever, the mission to unlock the secret of the protomolecule reaches an all-time high and every decision made could jeopardize the survival of the solar system.

Based on the bestselling book series collectively known as “The Expanse,” Season 3 of the Syfy drama stars Steven Strait,...

The latest preview of Shadowhunters‘ upcoming third season comes directly “from the depths of hell.” And, boy, are its arms tired.

Freeform on Tuesday released a 30-second sneak peek of the supernatural drama — exactly one month ahead of its March 20 (8/7c) premiere — giving us a closer look at Lilith (played by Arrow’s Anna Hopkins) and what she has planned for Clary & Co.

Specifically, we see that she’s determined to revive Sebastian… or Jonathan… or whatever you want to call him. (As long as you’re not calling him for a date. We all know how that ends.)

Hit Play on the video above,...

The phrase “hell on earth” is taking on a whole new meaning in Shadowhunters‘ third season.

RELATEDShadowhunters Recruits The 100 Actor for Key Role in Season 3

During Thursday’s premiere of Beyond, Freeform aired the first official trailer for the supernatural drama’s upcoming third season, which kicks off Tuesday, March 20 at 8/7c.

Here’s the gist: Lilith (played by Arrow‘s Anna Hopkins), also known fondly as the “mother of all demons,” is making it her personal mission to revive Sebastian and take down the Shadowhunters. As if that wasn’t enough, there’s something… different about Jace.

RELATEDSiren Video:...

Simon Lewis’ new pal should look very familiar to fans of The CW’s The 100.

EXCLUSIVEFirst Look: Shadowhunters Stages Showdown With Hamilton Star

When Shadowhunters returns for its third season on Tuesday, March 20 (Freeform, 8/7c), everybody’s favorite Daylighter will make the acquaintance of a new friend named Jordan Kyle, played by The 100‘s Chai Hansen, EW.com reports.

As faithful readers of Cassandra Clare’s Mortal Instruments books are already aware, Simon’s pal — who eventually becomes his roommate — is harboring a little secret of his own.

RELATEDShadowhunters Season 2 Finale: EPs Break Down [Spoiler]’s ‘Ferocious’ Death, the...

More than three years after it first entered development, Syfy’s Krypton has a premiere date: Wednesday, March 21 (time slot Tba).

The news was shared on Thursday via a Twitter thingy:

Before #Superman came to Earth, #Krypton forged its own legends.

From the writer of #ManofSteel & #TheDarkKnight, witness the beginning, 3.21 on @Syfy. pic.twitter.com/kYZsfr3N3c

— Krypton (@KryptonSYFY) December 28, 2017

RELATEDDefiance’s Anna Hopkins Joins Syfy’s The Expanse

Penned by David S. Goyer (Man of Steel) and Ian Goldberg (Once Upon a Time) and set two generations before the destruction of Superman’s home planet, Krypton follows Seg-El...

Jaime Ray Newman is set to cast a spell on The Magicians.

RelatedThe Magicians Casts Felicia Day Cast in Key Role

TVLine has learned exclusively that the alum of such series as Bates Motel, Eureka and Eastwick will guest-star in multiple Season 3 episodes of the Syfy drama as Irene McAllistair, a member of Brakebills’ Board of Trustees who has known Dean Fogg for many years. Irene is also part of an old and powerful family of magicians.

Newman’s casting comes on the heels of geek goddess Felicia Day booking the role of Poppy, a dragon expert.

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Genre queen Felicia Day has lined up her next sci-fi/fantasy role: an integral character on Syfy’s The Magicians.

Day will play Poppy in the drama’s upcoming third season, Nerdist reports. Those who’ve read the Lev Grossman novels on which the series is based will recognize the character as the dragon expert who helps the gang in a time of dire need.

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“I am thrilled to join The Magicians this season,” Felicia Day said in a statement posted to the site.

Ray Donovan‘s dearly departed wife has booked a super follow-up project, with Paula Malcomson signing on for a role in Syfy’s highly anticipated Krypton.

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The Superman prequel series, premiering in 2018, follows Kal-El’s grandfather (played by Cameron Cuffe) as he fights to redeem his family’s honor and save his beloved world from chaos. Malcomson is set to appear in a guest-starring capacity as Charys, the matriarch of House El, our sister site Deadline reports.

In addition, Da Vinci’s Demons vet Blake Ritson has...

Hey, "Shadowhunters" fans. It's time to let you guys know when you can expect to see the brand new season 3 finally premiere! Recently, the folks over at TV Line revealed this vital information. They said the season 3 premiere date was revealed at the recent New York Comic-Con event earlier this month. With no further ado, you guys can expect to see the new season 3 finally debut on April 3rd,2018. So, be sure to mark that very important date down on your TV calendars. It is unclear why Freeform opted to premiere the 3rd season much later than it did the first two seasons. They previously premiered in January of 2016 and 2017. Our best guess is that they just simply wanted to bump them up to the Spring. It could have something to do with the ratings being better during that time of year or something technical like that. TV shows are a business for networks.

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Once Upon a Time, NCIS, Empire and Arrow!

1 | How is Once Upon a Time‘s Henry keeping his motorcycle fueled after years in the Enchanted Forest? (Seems like a throwaway line about Regina “enchanting” his gas tank would have sufficed.) And is Roni’s bar situated on a hill… or not?

2 | Has Inhumans elicited a bigger groan than when Medusa commanded an Atm to give money to “the queen of Attilan”?

3 | Was Outlander...

Caution: Spoilers ahead if you haven't seen the season six premiere of Arrow! Arrow just shot one straight through our hearts in the season six opener on Thursday night. (See what we did there?)  Nearly every character was left in danger at the end of last season's finale, when Adrian Chase (Josh Segarra) shot himself, activating his own kill switch and detonating bombs planted all over Lian Yu. All Oliver (Stephen Amell) could do was hold onto his son William (Jack Moore) and watch the island blow up, potentially killing almost everyone Oliver knew and loved, including William's mom.  Surprise surprise, it was only William's mom Samantha (Anna Hopkins) who didn't make it...

Defiance alum Anna Hopkins is once again your Syfy gal, having booked a plum recurring role on The Expanse.

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TVLine has learned exclusively that Hopkins has been cast in the role of Monica, a charming and savvy journalist who has a way of convincing her subjects to let their guard down. She will debut midway through Season 3 when she is assigned to document Holden’s (Steven Strait) administration of the Rocinante.

This casting news comes on the heels of Hopkins being revealed as playing the recurring role of Shadowhunters baddie Lilith in...

Shadowhunters fans will need to keep their patience runes activated a little while longer, as the Freeform drama won’t be returning for Season 3 until Tuesday, April 3 (8/7c).

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The announcement was made during the show’s panel at New York Comic-Con on Saturday, where fans were treated to the live premiere of the third season’s epic trailer.

And there’s a lot to talk about in the trailer, including all that Jace/Clary action, Jace’s visions of Sebastian, Simon attempting (yet...