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Stars: Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Tiera Skovbye, Rich Sommer, Jason Gray-Stanford, Shauna Johannesen | Written by Matt Leslie, Stephen J. Smith | Directed by Francois Simard, Anouk Whissell, Yoann-Karl Whissell

The Turbo Kid directing trio (known collectively as Rkss) return with this ’80s teen adventure homage that taps into the same nostalgic vein as Stranger Things or the recent remake of Stephen King’s It. Affectionately made and superbly acted, it’s shot through with a streak of darkness that delivers genuine chills.

Summer of 84‘s hero is fifteen year old Davey (Graham Verchere), a conspiracy theory obsessive who’s dividing the summer between his paper round and hanging out with his three best friends: chubby, sensitive Woody (Caleb Emery), brainy nerd Faraday (Cory Gruter-Andrew) and would-be tough guy Eats (Judah Lewis). When a serial killer anonymously announces that he’s responsible for over a dozen deaths of young boys in the area,...

"There's a serial killer on the loose! What else could possibly be this exciting?" Right?! Gunpowder & Sky has released the full-length official trailer for filmmaking collective Rkss' new film Summer of '84, which first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. This is the film that has been described as a mash-up of "Stranger Things", Stand By Me, and The Goonies, set in the 80's about a group of kids trying to figure out who a local serial killer is and stop him. The cast is lead by a group of four young kids, and the film stars Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Tiera Skovbye, Rich Sommer, Jason Gray-Stanford, and Shauna Johannesen. The reviews for this from Sundance weren't as great as expected, but it still looks like it might be an entertaining film to watch later in the fall. Here's the full-length trailer...

"There's a serial killer on the loose! What else could possibly be this exciting!"

Summer of '84 is one of the films that I'm really excited about seeing at the Sundance Film Festival later this month. I was already sold on the premise, but today we have an awesome trailer to share with you and if you're a fan of the 80s and this radcore movement that Hollywood has found itself in, this is a film project that will definitely perk your interest.

The movie comes from the same filmmaking team that brought us the radical cult film Turbo Kid. As you'll see, Summer of '84 has a very similar vibe as Stranger Things, but instead of taking on a monster from another dimension, a group of geeky teenagers get excited about taking on a real-life monster... a serial killer that is terrorizing their suburban community. If The Goonies were...

"There's a serial killer on the loose... What else could possibly be this exciting?!" Gunpowder & Sky has put out the first teaser trailer for filmmaking collective Rkss' new film Summer of '84, which is premiering at the Sundance Film Festival this month. This film comes with quite a similar pitch to many other projects these days: it "delivers the camaraderie, adventure, joy and nostalgia of The Goonies and Stand By Me while four boys chase to uncover a mystery (ala 'Stranger Things')." The main cast is lead by a group of four young kids, and the film stars Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery, Cory Gruter-Andrew, Tiera Skovbye, Rich Sommer, Jason Gray-Stanford, and Shauna Johannesen. This really does look like Stand By Me meets "Stranger Things", but hopefully it has something to unique offer on its own. Have fun. Here's the first teaser trailer (+ teaser poster) for Rkss'...

Halloween is over, which can mean only one thing: Christmas! And to start the celebrations early, Lifetime has released the first trailer for their upcoming holiday movie Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever featuring the vocal stylings of Aubrey Plaza alongside newcomer Megan Charpentier.

In Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever, Internet sensation Grumpy Cat is a pet store feline who's never ever been chosen for adoption, which leads to her sour outlook on life. Along comes a 12-year-old girl, who can actually hear Grumpy Cat talk. The two go on a grand adventure together, and discover the true meaning of Christmas.

Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever will debut on Lifetime November 29, at 8pm before it makes its debut on DVD December 6. Check out the first footage featuring the famously grumpy feline:

Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever comes to theaters November 29th, 2014 and stars Aubrey Plaza, Daniel Roebuck, Megan Charpentier, Russell Peters,...

"Cult"'s brief run on The CW comes to an end this Friday night with Episodes 1.12 and 1.13, "1987" and "Executive Producer Steven Rea," respectively. Will Jeff and Skye find the answers they're looking for? Check out this preview for clues.

"Cult" Episode 1.12 - "1987" (airs 7/12/13, 8-9 pm)

Jeff And Skye Remain In Hiding From The True Believers — Stuart (guest star Jeffrey Pierce) tasks Nate (guest star James Pizzinato, “Alcatraz”) with deciphering the copy of Kellian’s manuscript, but Cameron (guest star Eric Lange) remains skeptical that Nate can uncover the answers about the Moon Hill parents.

Nate asks Allegra (guest star Sheila Vand, Argo) to get a message to Jeff if she makes it out alive. Nate reveals to Stuart that 32 followers disappeared from Moon Hill and gives Stuart a phone number that he found repeated in the manuscript’s code. Jeff and Skye remain in hiding from the True Believers now...

Did you remember to watch "Cult" this past Friday? Two more episodes air on July 5th, and here's a preview of Ep. 1.10, "The Prophecy of St. Clare," which is paired with Ep. 1.11, "Flip the Script."

"Cult" Episode 1.10 - "The Prophecy of St. Clare" (airs 7/5/13, 8-9 pm)

Jeff And Skye Continue Their Search For Nate - On the set of the television show “Cult,” Skye (Jessica Lucas) consoles Edie MacDonald (guest star Shauna Johannesen), the actress who plays Meadow, after she confesses to being spooked by a pair of figurines she recognizes from her childhood. Jeff (Matt Davis) and Skye pay a visit to Edie’s mother (guest star Teryl Rothery, “Kyle Xy”). Peter (guest star Ben Hollingsworth) continues to spy on Skye.

Meanwhile, on the television show, Billy (Robert Knepper) nears his breaking point. Matt Barber directed the episode written by Lindsay Jewett Sturman.

"Cult" Episode 1.11 - “Flip the Script...

Planning to catch the last few episodes of "Cult" when they air on The CW beginning June 28th? We're gonna give it another go; if you are too, here are synopses for "1987" and "Executive Producer Steven Rea," airing July 12th.

"Cult" Episode 1.12 - "1987" (airs 7/12/13, 8-9 pm)

Jeff And Skye Remain In Hiding From The True Believers — Stuart (guest star Jeffrey Pierce) tasks Nate (guest star James Pizzinato, “Alcatraz”) with deciphering the copy of Kellian’s manuscript, but Cameron (guest star Eric Lange) remains skeptical that Nate can uncover the answers about the Moon Hill parents.

Nate asks Allegra (guest star Sheila Vand, Argo) to get a message to Jeff if she makes it out alive. Nate reveals to Stuart that 32 followers disappeared from Moon Hill and gives Stuart a phone number that he found repeated in the manuscript’s code. Jeff and Skye remain in hiding from the True Believers...

The CW is burning off the last few episodes of "Cult" two at a time this summer, and synopses for "The Prophecy of St. Clare" and "Flip the Script," airing July 5th, have arrived.

"Cult" Episode 1.10 - "The Prophecy of St. Clare" (airs 7/5/13, 8-9 pm)

Jeff And Skye Continue Their Search For Nate - On the set of the television show “Cult,” Skye (Jessica Lucas) consoles Edie MacDonald (guest star Shauna Johannesen), the actress who plays Meadow, after she confesses to being spooked by a pair of figurines she recognizes from her childhood. Jeff (Matt Davis) and Skye pay a visit to Edie’s mother (guest star Teryl Rothery, “Kyle Xy”). Peter (guest star Ben Hollingsworth) continues to spy on Skye.

Meanwhile, on the television show, Billy (Robert Knepper) nears his breaking point. Matt Barber directed the episode written by Lindsay Jewett Sturman.

"Cult" Episode 1.11 - “Flip the Script” (airs...

"Cult" lives!

The CW series, starring Matthew Davis and Jessica Lucas, was pulled from the network in April, but the final six episodes will see the light of day.

"Cult" returns on Fridays, beginning June 28, airing double episodes for three weeks straight. The show centers on journalist Jeff (Davis) and production researcher Skye's (Lucas) investigation into a TV show that's generated a cult following of fans who are re-creating the crimes depicted on their screens.

Creator Rockne S. O'Bannon was the first to break the news about "Cult" coming back to finish its run via Twitter.

Great news #TrueBelievers: The CW will be airing the shocking final episodes of #Cult in 2 hour blocks 8pm-10pm on 6/28, 7/5 & 7/12. Enjoy!!

— Rockne S. O'Bannon (@Rockne_S) May 24, 2013

The CW confirmed the news of "Cult's" return to The Huffington Post. The show's cancellation in April didn't come as a surprise. The midseason series made its debut on Tuesday,...