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A man’s wife is dying. This is not a new story. What is new, or at least freshly examined, is the nature of her final request. Catherine, facing a swift and certain end from brain cancer, asks her husband Henry not for a grand gesture, but for a quiet return to the earth.

She wishes to be buried in the woods of her childhood, a specific and pantheistic rejection of the sterile traditions of modern death. Henry is faced with pressure from her powerful family to default to a conventional burial.

The film immediately establishes its central thesis: a promise is a contract with a ghost. This is a story about the quiet, creeping consequences of betrayal. It poses the idea that some hauntings are not of the house, but of the mind.

The Glacial Pace of Karma

The film unfolds in two distinct movements, demanding a patience that...

Under the garb of a thriller, writer-director Seabold Krebs’ feature debut, “Bury Me When I’m Dead” (2025), aims for a profound exploration of grief and regret. However, despite its noble intentions, the film’s generic plot-driven story thwarts its effort to become something more than a genre film. It tests Krebs’ skill, and unfortunately, “Bury Me When I’m Dead” dwindles. The slow and meditative pace comes across as a vapid stylistic choice, not a conducive environment to pull the audience into an examination of the characters’ psyches. As a result, the intended cinematic dignity remains out of reach.

The film starts well, with an intriguing premise. Henry (Devon Terrell) and Catherine (Charlotte Hope) seem to be a happily married couple. They run a cutesy flower shop together. However, their lovey-dovey world is wrecked by the hardest curveball life can throw at you. Cancer. Catherine is diagnosed and said to have only a few weeks to live.

After failing to keep his wife’s dying wish, a man believes he’s being haunted for revenge in Bury Me When I’m Dead.

The psychological horror thriller will be released on VOD in the US on July 18 and in the UK on July 28 via Vertical Entertainment.

It marks the feature debut of writer-director Seabold Krebs, who cites Possession and Jacob’s Ladder among his inspirations.

The film follows Henry as his life spirals out of control. When Catherine is diagnosed with brain cancer, they travel to her childhood home, where he promises to bury her in a remote forest. Meanwhile Henry’s been keeping a secret: their friend Rebecca is pregnant with his child. After Catherine’s sudden death, Henry breaks his promise and returns her body to the city under threat from her powerful father, Gary.

The weight of Henry’s betrayal to Catherine and fear of her overbearing...

Joker: Folie à Deux is ready to hit the theaters on October 4, 2024 (Photo Credit –Instagram)

The follow-up to 2019’s movie Joker is back with the title, Joker: Folie à Deux, which means shared madness in French. The first chapter told the origin story of the Clown Prince of Crime and besides becoming extremely successful, it also won numerous awards and made over $1 billion at the box office. As the standalone movie is getting a sequel with a star-studded cast, and some other exciting revelations have been released along the trailer, Warner Bros. can expect another successful win.

Here’s everything we know about the upcoming sequel to Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix.

Joker: Folie à Deux Release Date

Joker: Folie à Deux is set to land in cinemas on October 4, 2024. The date will mark five years since Joker was released and is expected to become a huge awards contender just like the original movie.

Law & Order fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 23 Episode 5 episode titled Last Dance!

Find out everything you need to know about the Last Dance episode of Law & Order, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Law & Order Last Dance Season 23 Episode 5 Preview

Get ready for an intense and gripping episode of “Law & Order” on NBC! Mark your calendars for 8:00 Pm on February 22, 2024, because “Last Dance” is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

In this thrilling installment, a shocking murder rocks Central Park, sending Detectives Fontana and Green on a relentless pursuit for justice. As they delve deeper into the investigation, all eyes turn to two unlikely suspects: a humble street vendor and a powerful tech billionaire. With evidence pointing in both directions, the detectives must navigate through a...

Andre Braugher passed away this week at the age of 61, and his loss has been deeply, acutely felt by pretty much anyone who had ever seen even a moment of his work. Braugher was a powerful actor, capable of humor and grace and humanity relayed through just a line or a look. His entire filmography is well worth revisiting, but his final film role, in 2022's "She Said," stood out to the actor himself.

In the film, Braugher played Dean Baquet, the real-life former executive editor of The New York Times who oversaw the bombshell article exposing disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein's long history of sexual misconduct involving women written by Megan Twohey (Carey Mulligan) and Jodi Kantor (Zoe Kazan). In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter around the time of the film's release, Braugher admitted that director Maria Schrader did something he'd never seen before: allowing the actors to perform without rehearsing.

‘Command Z‘ (20239 is a sci-fi comedy web series directed by Steven Soderbergh, starring Michael Cera, Roy Wood Jr., Chloe Radcliffe and JJ Maley. It is produced by Extension 765, and can be streamed on its website. The story is inspired by the nonfiction book ‘Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking of America: A Recent History‘ by Kurt Andersen.

Premise

A team of employees working at a technology company in the future, are assigned with the responsibility of journeying back in time to alter historical events in order to safeguard the world.

Where to watch ‘Command’ Z?

Extension 765

The Cast Michael Cera Roy Wood Jr. JJ Maley Chloe Radcliffe

JJ Maley

Kevin Pollak

Will Brill

Mike Birbiglia

Bianca Norwood

Claire Kenny

Stavros Halkias

Mike Houston

Catherine Curtin

Ariella Josephine

Caitlin Brodnick

Ben Livingston

Jiehae Park

Karen Huie

Dash Peter

Nanie Méndez

Langston Belton

Elisa de La Roche

Alexandra Socha

James Naughton

Nhumi Threadgill

John Ellison Conlee...

Zazie Beetz may not return to play Domino in the upcoming Deadpool sequel, but she will continue to be a part of the Dcu in one of its biggest side projects, Joker: Folie à Deux, hitting theaters in October 2024.

The Atlanta star was part of the first film playing Sophie Dumond, the neighbor of Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck. And, despite the enigmatic end of her character in the first part, she will return for the second one, which will be quite different.

Joker: Folie à Deux will feature the return of Phoenix in the title role, with Lady Gaga joining to bring a new version of Harley Quinn to life. But the most interesting thing about the sequel, again directed by Todd Phillips, is that it will be a musical.

However, Beetz believes that there is much more to the film being a musical than fans realize. In fact,...

As the Harvey Weinstein trial continues in Los Angeles, “She Said” transports viewers back to New York when New York Times journalists Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor published an investigative piece whose reverberations would be felt for years to come.

Centering both the reporters and the survivors who came forward to bravely share their accusations against the producer, the drama spotlights the #MeToo movement as voices across the country and the globe demanded a cultural shift.

Here’s how to watch “She Said” when it hits the big screen.

When Does “She Said” Come Out?

The drama premieres Friday, Nov. 18.

Is “She Said” Streaming or in Theaters?

If you want to watch “She Said” before the holidays, you’ll likely need to head to a movie theater to see it as the film is not currently available to stream on a major streaming platform. The only way to see it...

The new movie "She Said" chronicles the investigation by New York Times reporters Jodi Kantor (played by Zoe Kazan) and Megan Twohey (played by Carey Mulligan) into sexual harassment and assault allegations against former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The article they eventually published on Oct. 5, 2017, was groundbreaking, and their reporting (along with New Yorker journalist Ronan Farrow's) eventually led to dozens of women coming out with allegations about Weinstein. It also helped spark the #MeToo movement.

The story central to "She Said" involves a lot of famous people, but the movie takes a mixed approach in how it portrays them on film. On screen, the writers talk to Gwyneth Paltrow (just like they did in real life), but the movie doesn't show their conversation, just that they went to her house. Meanwhile, Ashley Judd, who went on the record in Twohey and Kantor's first story, plays herself in the film in multiple scenes.

November 2022 will see the release of more of this year’s most anticipated movies, such as the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a black comedy horror movie, and the newest projects of Alejandro González Iñárritu, Steven Spielberg, Noah Bauchman, and Luca Guadagnino. October saw the arrival of horror movies like Terrifier 2 and Halloween Ends, along with the dramas Tár, The Good Nurse, and My Policeman, the rom-com Ticket to Paradise, and DC’s Black Adam, to add more balance to the list. Some of these are already available to stream, such as Halloween Ends on Peacock, while others will be available on other platforms soon, as is the case of My Policeman on Prime Video.

November will see less horror content and more drama and even comedy, as the entertainment industry prepares for the Holiday season, and just like in previous months, many of these movies will...

Harold Cooper (Harry Lennix) continues to spiral in The Blacklist Season 9 — and who can blame him? As you’ll recall, a couple episodes ago, Cooper turned to Lew (Danny Mastrogiorgio) to run ballistics on his weapon, following the death of his wife’s lover. And now, in TV Insider’s exclusive sneak peek at the December 9 episode, “Dr. Roberta Sand, Ph.D.,” Cooper worries just how much the police might know. Sure, Detective Heber (Mike Houston) might just be covering all sides to prove that he’s not playing favorites and might not truly suspect Cooper. But, “Charlene vouched for me. She lied to give me an alibi. Clearly he doesn’t believe her,” Cooper worries, now that Heber was in his house an hour ago, with a warrant to test his service weapon. All it’ll take is for him to get the ballistics results. “When he does, he...

Hey, "Elementary" fans. We hope you guys enjoyed the premiere episode 1 this past Thursday night. Now that it's officially in the history books, it's time to take a look at what's in store for the next, new episode 2. CBS was nice enough to deliver a press release for it, which features a teaser description. So, that's what we'll be referencing for this spoiler session. To get things started, CBS' press release revealed that episode 2 is labeled/titled, "Gutshot." Ugh, that sounds mighty rough. Anyways, episode 2 sounds like it will feature more interesting and possible drama-filled scenes as Holmes and Watson try to work an investigation of a badly wounded person. Homes faces heavy legal problems and more! We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Holmes and Watson investigation. It turns out that these two will get involved in a stateside investigation over in London. The case...

“The Simpsons” and “Broad City” were among the winners of juried Primetime Emmy Awards announced Tuesday by the Television Academy. Winners in the juried categories will be presented with their awards Sept. 8 and 9 at the Creative Arts Emmys.

Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time,” Nickelodeon’s “Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie,” HBO’s “The Number on Great Grandpa’s Arm,” Disney Channel’s “The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular,” Fox’s “The Simpsons,” and Cartoon Network’s “Steven Universe” were named winners for outstanding individual achievement in animation. Comedy Central’s “Broad City” and Starz’s “Wasted! The Story of Food Waste!” won for outstanding achievement in motion design.

No award was given in the outstanding innovation in interactive programming category. See the full list of juried winners below:

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation

Adventure Time • Ketchup • Cartoon Network • Cartoon Network Studios

Lindsay Small-Butera, Character Animation

Hey Arnold!

The Television Academy has drawn up the juried award winners for the 70th Emmy Awards in the categories of Animation and Motion Design. Among the winners are Fox’s uber-veteran The Simpsons and Comedy Central’s New York-centric Broad City and ever-offbeat Adventure Time.

The trophies for the following categories will be presented at the 2018 Creative Arts Awards ceremonies on Saturday and Sunday, September 8-9 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation

Adventure Time • Ketchup

Cartoon Network • Cartoon Network Studios

Lindsay Small-Butera, Character Animation

Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie

Nickelodeon • Nickelodeon

Stu Livingston, Storyboard Artist

The Number on Great-Grandpa’s Arm

HBO • HBO Documentary Films

Jeff Scher, Production Designer

The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular

Disney Channel • Disney Television Animation

Justin Martin, Background Designer

The Simpsons • Springfield Splendor

Fox • Gracie Films in association with 20th Century Fox Television

Caroline Cruikshank, Character...

When it comes to rewarding the best comedic cast on television, the SAG Awards often simply go with the biggest cast. Recent winners like “Orange is the New Black” (2014-2016), “Glee” (2009), “Desperate Housewives” (2004-2005) and “Ally McBeal” (1998) all prevailed thanks in part to having the most cast members on the voting ballot. Interestingly enough, all four of these were also hour-long dramedies, which suggests SAG voters are more apt to give the prize to large casts when they’re also in large productions.

What does this statistic mean in terms of predicting the 2018 SAG Awards? “Orange is the New Black” once again boasts the biggest comedy cast with a record-setting 45 men and women nominated for the Netflix prison series. That’s up from 37 cast members in 2016, 34 in 2015, and 40 in 2014. Of this year’s other nominated ensembles, Netflix’s “Glow” consists of 18 cast members, followed by HBO’s “Veep” at 15, ABC...

Same ol’ Litchfield, all new problems. “Orange is the New Black” is returning next month and Netflix is giving us a peek at what’s ahead for the ladies of Litchfield Penitentiary. Rising tensions and a truckload of new inmates are the face of the new problems for our beloved group of inmates. Big Boo (Lea DeLaria) and Flaca (Jackie Cruz) should have a bigger presence in the fourth season since the actresses were upgraded to series regular. Blair Brown, who made her debut last season, will return as Martha Stewart-like Judy King. Brad William Henke, Mike Houston, Kelly Karbacz and Jolene Purdy [...]

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Stars: Eric Bana, Joel McHale, Édgar Ramírez, Olivia Munn, Chris Coy, Dorian Missick, Sean Harris, Mike Houston, Lulu Wilson | Written by Scott Derrickson, Paul Harris Boardman | Directed by Scott Derrickson

Sometimes it can be easy to dismiss a horror film simply based on the premise. By now we have seen nearly every type or person and inanimate object possessed by some sort of demon or demonic presence. However, all genres are just as guilty of sticking with stereotypical tropes. The key is how those tropes are executed. Director Scott Derrickson’s latest film Deliver Us From Evil is far from groundbreaking, but it at least subverts expectations enough to create something worth watching.

In many ways Deliver Us From Evil is a crime drama with a few occasional supernatural elements. Eric Bana plays Sarchie, a veteran police officer with a special talent for solving disturbing crimes. His partner, played by...

Stars: Eric Bana, Joel McHale, Édgar Ramírez, Olivia Munn, Chris Coy, Dorian Missick, Sean Harris, Mike Houston, Lulu Wilson | Written by Scott Derrickson, Paul Harris Boardman | Directed by Scott Derrickson

Sometimes it can be easy to dismiss a horror film simply based on the premise. By now we have seen nearly every type or person and inanimate object possessed by some sort of demon or demonic presence. However, all genres are just as guilty of sticking with stereotypical tropes. The key is how those tropes are executed. Director Scott Derrickson’s latest film Deliver Us From Evil is far from groundbreaking, but it at least subverts expectations enough to create something worth watching.

In many ways Deliver Us From Evil is a crime drama with a few occasional supernatural elements. Eric Bana plays Sarchie, a veteran police officer with a special talent for solving disturbing crimes. His partner, played by...

Ralph Sarchie's life is divided between two very different worlds. In one he's a decorated sergeant for the NYPD who proudly protected and served his city for 18 years. In the other world he's a highly regarded demonologist, battling evil at the source and helping those who have nowhere else to turn.

A new featurette delves into the real story behind Ralph Sarchie, who's life's work comes to the big screen in the new thriller Deliver Us from Evil. Watch and learn how this real police officer teamed up with a priest to study and solve a series of mysteries that delve deep into true demon possession.

Ralph Sarchie takes viewers into a world beyond Hollywood, where anything can happen, and evil is real. In theaters this summer.

A New York police officer Ralph Sarchie (Eric Bana), struggling with his own personal issues, begins investigating a series of disturbing and inexplicable crimes.

Demon possession has gripped the heart of New York in the thrilling drama Deliver Us from Evil, based on the true story of a detective who teams up with a priest to battle a new kind of evil infesting the streets of their city. We have two more clips and a TV spot. First, Lt. Sarchie (Eric Bana) is introduced to undercover Padre Mendoza (&#201dgar Ram&#237rez), who has come to claim Jane Crenna, a young woman arrested in the zoo for wild and violent behavior. A second scene finds the two men questioning the woman from her prison cell as she engages them with her skills in the Latin language. Finally, a new TV spot offers a look at audience reactions, with fans quick to call the movie the most terrifying experience of the summer. You have never experienced fear like this!

In Deliver Us from Evil, New York police officer Ralph Sarchie,...

Eric Bana and &#201dgar Ram&#237rez star as Detective Ralph Sarchie and Father Mendoza in the new crime thriller Deliver Us from Evil, which finds the duo investigating a series of demon possessions that hold New York City hostage during one very hot summer.

Based on a true story, Sarchie and Mendoza are faced with a terrifying new evil that can't be stopped. A second clip finds the cop and the priest visiting a possessed inmate who may hold the key to a much bigger picture.

Watch as Sarchie tries to extract information from the woman, who is seemingly fluent in Latin, with a message on his cell phone. What exactly happened in the zoo that night? Find out this July, when Deliver Us from Evil opens in theaters everywhere.

Deliver Us from Evil is the true story of Ralph Sarchie, a New York cop who meets a Castilian/Hungarian renegade priest,...

With another Wednesday hanging over our heads like a little black raincloud, we could all use a break to enjoy the happier things in life. You know, like independent horror flicks! Case in point: Check out your first look at The Happy House.

Directed by D.W. Young, this latest horror comedy stars Khan Baykal, Aya Cash, Marceline Hugot, Kathleen McNenny, Oliver Henzler, Mike Houston, Charles Borland, Stivi Paskoski, Curtis Shumaker, Leah Lawrence, and Luca B. Henzler.

Synopsis

A young Brooklyn couple whose relationship is on the rocks heads upstate to a remote B&B to work things out. The plan is ill-conceived from the start. Arriving at The Happy House, they soon begin to suspect they’ve wandered into a real life horror movie. From there events go from weird to terrifying as they contend with the house's batty owner, her imposing son, a moody Swedish lepidopterist, a pedantic English professor,...

Acclaimed action thriller Person of Interest (Thursdays 9/8c CBS), the new television series from creator/executive producer Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight Rises) and J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions, made its New York Comic Con debut with an exclusive screening today at Nycc 2011.

Warner Bros. Television presented a special advance screening of the Judgment episode of the series, five days before its telecast on Thursday, October 20. The screening featured an introduction by series star Michael Emerson that was shot specifically for the Nycc audience on the show's location in New York City this week. Check out this exclusive video introduction below.

Person of Interest episode 1.5, "Judgement" airs on CBS October 20th, 2011. The episode stars James Caviezel, Taraji P. Henson, Michael Emerson, Adriana Gaviria, Mike Houston, Meredith Patterson, Jay Storey.