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“Cedric and Alysia” is a new live-action medieval feature, written and directed by Michael Rooney, starring Justin C. Schilling and Caroline Codd, now streaming on AppleTV:

“…after being summoned back to his home castle on the brink of war, ‘Sir Cedric Vale’ discovers the ‘Baron’ he is loyal to has married the woman he loves, ‘Lady Alysia’.

“Following his return, the two struggle to keep their age-old love a secret amidst a terrible threat made upon the baroness's life by ‘The Ring of Shadowed Blades’.

“Political strife and rising concerns of loyalty drive both royalty and servants alike to question their honor…”

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James Crumbley, who bought the gun his son used to kill four students in a Michigan school shooting, was found guilty of manslaughter on Thursday, the Associated Press reported. His conviction comes just weeks after his wife, Jennifer Crumbley, was convicted of identical charges.

Their separate trials marked the first time a U.S. jury convicted a parent for a mass shooting carried out by their child. The Crumbleys were accused of purchasing the handgun their son, Ethan Crumbley, used during the shooting, ignoring his mental health needs, and failing...

The teenager who killed four of his classmates at Oxford High School in Michigan in 2021 was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Friday, the New York Times reported.

Ethan Crumbley, who was 15 years old at the time of the shooting, also injured seven others. The victims who died were Madisyn Baldwin, Justin Shilling, Tate Myre, and Hana St. Juliana; all were between the ages of 14 and 17. Crumbley pleaded guilty to all of the charges leveled against him, including murder and terrorism. He shot the students with a handgun his father,...

Stars: Jennifer Taylor, Julia Terranova, Emily Sweet, Justin C. Schilling, Patrick Cronen, Richard Neil, Kamen Casey | Written by Daniel West | Directed by David Benullo

Hostage House sees an ambitious realtor, who’s showing a palatial-looking home in her neighbourhood, get caught up, along with her daughter, in a hostage situation during an open house…

Who doesn’t love a good Die Hard-esque home invasion movie? Homeowners versus thieves in a battle of wits… Or maybe an adult version of Home Alone, with traps taking out crooks? Yeah Hostage House is neither of those things; no matter how much I wanted it to be. I does feature its protagonists eventually taking on the thieves but the bulk of the film plays more on the tension between captives and captors – only finally moving into anything resembling your typical home invasion movie in the final third of the film.

Which is odd...