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The Sam Raimi-produced horror thriller Crawl has finally received a brand-new streaming update. The 2019 movie was led by Maze Runner vet Kaya Scodelario as a college student athlete who tries to save her estranged father from a Category 5 hurricane.

As of March 1,Crawl is now officially available to stream for free on Tubi. In the film, Scodelario’s Haley Keller is introduced as a swimmer at the University of Florida. Getting worried about her father’s state, she travels to their family home amidst the worsening state of the storm. There, she and her father get accidentally trapped by big alligators who are blocking their exits. Now, she must find a way to evacuate her injured father from the flooding area, while trying to avoid getting eaten by alligators. Since its theatrical debut, the movie has received a Certified Fresh score of 84% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 212 reviews.

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Filming has begun on the fourth season of the BBC Studios Drama production Sister Boniface Mysteries, a BritBox International and UKTV co-production created by Jude Tindall. The show will also return for another feature-length Christmas special this December, written by Jude Tindall and directed by Paul Gibson.

Lorna Watson is back as TV’s number one Vespa-driving, crime-solving Catholic nun alongside Max Brown as Di Sam Gillespie, Jerry Iwu as DS Felix Livingstone, and Ami Metcalf as Wpc Peggy Button.

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Season four’s guest stars include Les Dennis (Coronation Street), Katherine Kingsley (The Larkins), Martyn Ellis (Renegade Nell), Mina Anwar (The Sarah Jane Adventures), Ed Birch (The Witcher), and Daniel Laurie (Call the Midwife).

Returning by popular demand, this year’s feature-length festive special features the Great Slaughter Amateur Dramatics Society (Gsads) pantomime. This year, it’s Cinderella, and with the appointment of a celebrity director,...

Sister Boniface Mysteries is a delightful BBC series that blends mystery and comedy, offering a charming escape into a world of wit and wisdom. The talented cast brings depth and charm to their roles, making the show a must-watch for fans of mystery and period dramas. Lorna Watson, Max Brown, Jerry Iwu, and Miranda Raison shine in their respective roles, showcasing their versatility and adding authenticity to the series.

Sister Boniface Mysteries is a delightful BBC series that blends the genres of mystery and comedy, aided by the tremendous Sister Boniface Mysteries cast. Set in the 1960s, the show is centered around the character of Sister Boniface, a nun with a keen interest in forensics and a knack for solving crimes. An unusual protagonist, Sister Boniface brings a fresh perspective to the detective genre, making the series a standout addition to BBC's lineup. The show has garnered attention for its...

Spencer Mullen Oct 31, 2019

One winner will receive a grand prize package inspired by 2019's thriller Crawl, while two runner-up winners will receive Crawl Blu-rays.

Directed by High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes, and Piranha 3D director Alexandre Aja, and produced by legendary horror auteur Sam Raimi 2019's horror thriller Crawl received mass acclaim from both critics and audiences alike. Now that it's Halloween, we've put together some prizes to celebrate the movie's Blu-ray release earlier in October. One lucky winner will receive a grand prize package inspired by the film including an exclusive poster for Crawl, goggles, a Blu-ray copy of the movie, and naturally, a bag of alligator jerky. Other goodies and swag inspired by the film are also included in the grand prize package. Two other lucky winners will be receiving blu-ray copies of the film. 

Click here to enter via our official giveaway page.

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Stars: Kaya Scodelario, Barry Pepper, Morfydd Clark, Ross Anderson, Jose Palma, George Somner, Anson Boon, Ami Metcalf | Written by Michael Rasmussen, Shawn Rasmussen | Directed by Alexandre Aja

Famed horror director Alexandre Aja, whose credits include The Hills Have Eyes, Horns, Piranha and Mirrors, returns to cinema screens after a three-year absence with Crawl. A creature-feature set during a category five hurricane in Florida. Crawl follows Kaya Scodelario’s Haley in a desperate state for survival with her father Dave (Barry Pepper) as they both become trapped in his basement that is flooding at an enormous pace. Only to be joined by a few hungry alligators for good measure.

Crawl is a return to form on a few levels. Namely elevating the genre from that of the dwindling and limited explosive creature feature genre that has been reappropriated for a more comedic and less cinematic fortune with features from production company The Asylum.

"I can distract them for you!" Paramount Pictures has unveiled the first official trailer for the summer horror movie Crawl, the latest from French horror filmmaker Alexandre Aja. The movie is about a young woman who, while attempting to save her father during a Catagory 5 hurricane, finds herself trapped in a flooding house and must fight for her life against alligators. Starring Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper, with Ross Anderson, Anson Boon, George Somner, and Ami Metcalf. This definitely does look like a gnarly "nail-biting horror thriller" and instead of sharks this time (much like Deep Blue Sea), it's alligators. This really does look intense and fun, it might actually be a good summer horror movie. Dive in. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Alexandre Aja's Crawl, direct from Paramount's YouTube: When a massive hurricane hits her Florida hometown, Haley (Kaya Scodelario) ...

I'm not sure if you guys are aware or not, but The Hills Have Eyes and High Tension director Alexandre Aja and producer Sam Raimi are teaming together for an all-new horror flick called Crawl. The movie stars Kaya Scodelario as a young woman who becomes trapped in a flooding house during a Category 5 hurricane and must battle against Florida's most savage and feared predators. I'm assuming this means some big old gators. Nice. Anyhow, today we have word that the film has moved from an August 23 wide release to July 12, 2019.

This new release date places the horror movie one week after Jon Watts's Spider-Man: Far From Home and one week before Disney's much-anticipated live-action-ish remake of The Lion King from The Jungle Book and Iron Man director Jon Favreau. That said, the film's budget seems to be set at a reasonable $17 million, so I expect earning its...

David Crow Chris Longo May 2, 2019

Crawl, a new horror movie about a hurricane from Alexandre Aja, adds a terrifying wrinkle to an already horrible natural disaster.

Right now all of Hollywood is fawning over the box office might of superheroes, but there have been plenty of small to mid-budget success stories over the last year. A Quiet Place, for example, was last April’s Cinderella thriller was released by Paramount on a reasonable budget of $17 million and went on to gross nearly $240 million worldwide. Hence why Paramount might be eager to team with well-known horror auteurs like Alexandre Aja and Sam Raimi for a new original concept. So enters Crawl.

The film is working from a screenplay by Aja and Shawn and Michael Rasmussen. It also marks Aja's first feature-length directorial effort since 2016’s The 9th Life of Louis Drax. However, genre fans will likely know him best from his 2000s output,...

Catherine Tate's Nan has unveiled two teasers.

The actress has reprised her role as foul-mouthed Joannie 'Nan' Taylor for a pilot episode airing in the New Year.

Watch the clip below (warning: mature content)

The episode centres around Nan visiting the council to have her tap fixed, while grandson Jamie is away in Africa doing charity work.

Teenage volunteer Alice is assigned to help Nan, however her trip to the council office ends in chaos.

The Catherine Tate Show regulars Niky Wardley and Mathew Horne join Tate and newcomer Ami Metcalf for the special.

Tate's Nan will reportedly be picked up for a full series depending on the success of the pilot episode.

Catherine Tate's Nan airs on Saturday, January 4 at 9:30pm on BBC One.

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Following the success of Kathy Burke's Little Cracker short film, which aired on Sky 1 over Christmas 2010, the actress has written her first ever TV series, which has been picked up by Sky Atlantic.

Young Kathy harboured a dream to be an actress, but circumstance and her upbringing made it an unlikely dream.

The four-part Walking and Talking tells stories inspired from her teenage years - time spent skiving from school with her best friend, talking about boys and planning for the future. Her Little Cracker told of how a chance meeting with The Clash changed her life.

17 year old Ami Metcalf (represented by Kelly Management) will reprise her role starring as the young Kathy with Aimee-Ffion Edwards (Sketch from Skins) again playing her best friend.

Kathy Burke herself will also appear in each episode as Angry Nun, alongside Sean Gallagher (Coronation Street, Linda Green, Death in Paradise) who will play Pretty Nun,...

Kathy Burke is to write and star in a new show for Sky Atlantic. Walking and Talking will follow on from the comedy star's semi-autobiographical Little Cracker film, which transmitted on Sky1 over Christmas 2010. The series will see Upstairs Downstairs star Ami Metcalf reprise her role as a young Kathy, while Luther's Aimee-Ffion Edwards will also reappear as her friend Mary. Burke herself will play the character of Angry Nun, while Death in Paradise actor Sean Gallagher will play Pretty Nun, and stand-up comic Jerry Sadowitz will appear as Jimmy the Jew. "I wanted to write a semi-autobiographical piece (more)...

This Christmas, a season of autobiographical comic shorts, "Little Crackers", brings some of Britain's best-loved comedy stars to Sky 1 HD.

In a collection of comedic short films, a raft of A-list comedy names write, narrate and star in dramatisations of stories from their pasts. The all-star line-up includes Catherine Tate, Dawn French, Kathy Burke, David Baddiel, Meera Syal and Stephen Fry. Victoria Wood, Bill Bailey and Julia Davis will also pen and star in films that they will also direct.

Stephen Fry will play his former headmaster in a tale from his time at boarding school in "Bunce: A Christmas Tale". The young Stephen will be played by Outnumbered star Daniel Roche (also to be seen this Christmas starring in Just William).

Catherine Tate's film will chart a memory from her primary school when she was denied a part in the Nativity play. But some creative bargaining by her...