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The upcoming new The Boys prequel just added two actors who are used to genre television and are ready to bring this new spinoff to life!

Deadline has now shared that Mason Dye and KiKi Layne had been cast in so far unnamed roles in Vought Rising. They’ll be joining stars Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash as well as other previously announced regulars, Will Hochman, Elizabeth Posey, Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri and Brian J. Smith.

Dye is known as Jason Carver in season 4 of Stranger Things, making him already used to genre television. He was also previously announced as playing “Bombsight” in season 5 of The Boys, although it’s uncertain if this will be the same character in Vought Rising. The character was mentioned as the third oldest living superhero, but given the show, this may be just a new guy using the same name.

Layne had...

Exclusive: Mason Dye (Stranger Things) and KiKi Layne (The Old Guard 2) are set as series regulars in The Boys‘ upcoming prequel Vought Rising for Prime Video. They join stars Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash as well as other previously announced regulars, Will Hochman, Elizabeth Posey, Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri and Brian J. Smith.

Vought Rising is “a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront, who was then going by the name Clara Vought,” Kripke and Grellong said when the series was ordered last summer.

Ackles and Cash will reprise their characters from The Boys, Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively. Details on the other roles are being kept under wraps. Dye is rumored to be playing a junkie who was former combat pilot; Layne is thought...

Amazon Prime Video’s next dark superhero chapter in The Boys universe, Vought Rising, has added four actors as series regulars in an announcement made on August 6 (via Variety). Sherwood star Jorden Myrie, Bel Canto’s Nicolo Pasetti, The Bear’s Ricky Staffieri, and Sense8 famed Brian J. Smith have recently joined the cast.

Vought Rising, a noir-style 1950s prequel to The Boys, will star Supernatural’s Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy and Aya Cash as a younger version of Stormfront, then known as Clara Vought. While Prime Video is yet to confirm a release date, the series also stars Euphoria’s Elizabeth Posey and Blue Bloods alum Will Hochman in undisclosed roles.

What is Vought Rising About? Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy | Credits: Amazon Prime

The Boys prequel series, Vought Rising, was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, with Jensen Ackles revealing the new series will be a lurid pulp...

The Boys spinoff Vought Rising casts stars from Bridgerton and The Bear among four series regulars joining the Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash-led prequel. Vought Rising is an upcoming prequel to The Boys that sees a younger Soldier Boy and Stormfront, with a 1950s backdrop and murder mystery as the main storyline. The series is currently preparing for production soon.

Now, Prime Video has confirmed four stars joining Vought Rising as series regulars. Jorden Myrie (Bridgerton), Nicolò Pasetti (Industry), Ricky Staffieri (The Bear), and Brian J. Smith (The Matrix Resurrections) will be joining the cast in undisclosed roles. Their casting comes ahead of the series starting production later in August 2025, with all four playing important roles.

What Vought Rising's Casting News Means For The Boys Prequel

Vought Rising is rounding out their casting ahead of production, whose encroaching start means more concrete news about the show will arrive soon.

Amazon’s upcoming prequel series to “The Boys,” “Vought Rising,” is set to begin production this month.

Joining the cast before the cameras start to roll are actors Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri (“The Bear”) and Brian J. Smith, who will be starring alongside Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash, reprising their “The Boys” roles.

Ordered to series at Prime Video in July 2024, “Vought Rising” has been described as a “twisted murder mystery” that will take place in the 1950s and will see Ackles once again play Soldier Boy while Cash will again play Stormfront, a.k.a. Clara Vought.

“Vought Rising” marks the third “The Boys” spinoff project set up at Amazon, which is also the home of college-set series “Gen V” and animated anthology “The Boys Presents: Diabolical.”

Previously announced series regulars include Will Hochman and Elizabeth Posey. Variety also reported that Mason Dye, who will appear in...

Jorden Myrie (Sherwood), Nicolò Pasetti (Bel Canto), Ricky Staffieri (The Bear) and Brian J. Smith (Sense8) are set as series regulars opposite Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash in The Boys‘ upcoming prequel Vought Rising. They join previously announced regulars Will Hochman and Elizabeth Posey in the Prime Video series. Details on their roles are being kept under wraps. Production is set to begin later this month.

Ackles and Cash will reprise their characters from The Boys, Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively.

The Boys‘ executive producer Paul Grellong is set as showrunner of the one-hour drama offshoot from franchise developer Eric Kripke.

Vought Rising is “a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront, who was then going by the name Clara Vought,” Kripke and Grellong said when the series was ordered last summer.

With filming for the fifth season of superhero drama The Boys officially wrapped, Jensen Ackles is looking ahead to its spinoff, Vought Rising. Next month he begins filming for the new show, which he co-stars in alongside fellow The Boys star Aya Cash, who returns as the treacherous Nazi supe Stormfront, also known as Klara Vought. Elizabeth Posey will also star.

Set during the 1950s, Ackles will reprise his role as Soldier Boy, one of the first-ever Supers, but this time around we'll get to see him during his early days, not long after he was first created during World War II.

Per Collider, Ackles recently visited Live with Kelly and Mark to discuss the spinoff, providing an update on filming (starting in August) and what fans can expect to see in the new series. Unlike The Boys, where Soldier Boy is more akin to someone's grizzled grandpa, Vought Rising...

It’s been happening quite a lot these days for the cast of The Boys – fans coming out of the woodwork to express their shock and disappointment that the Prime Video series is actually coming to an end after Season 5.

But star Jack Quaid, who plays Hughie Campbell, can’t help but see it as a blessing.

“Every time it’s the same reaction. ‘No! Who do I have to murder!?; ” says Quaid, who together with his fellow Boys stars sat down for a chat at the Deadline Studio at Prime Experience. “And that’s a good sign. You don’t want the opposite where they’re like, ‘Oh thank God.”

Watch the conversation with the cast in the video, and scroll down for photos from the event.

Creator Eric Kripke has teased “there will probably be lots of deaths” and “there’s no guarantee of who’s gonna survive...

The Boys Season 5 will up its game when it comes to Supernatural actors. Both shows come from creator Eric Kripke, and it would finally lead to a major reunion.

Throughout its first four seasons, several actors from Supernatural made their way over to The Boys, whether as cameos, guest stars, or recurring characters. In Season 3, Jensen Ackles joined the series as the villainous Soldier Boy. With The Boys confirmed to end with the upcoming Season 5, Kripke confirmed to TV Insider that the final season will come with a major Supernatural reunion.

There have been talks about Padalecki to make an appearance since last year, but Jensen Ackles officially confirmed that Season 5 would feature not only his on-screen brother from Supernatural but fan-favorite Misha Collins, too, who played Castiel in the long-running fantasy horror series. They made the announcement in a viral post in late February.

Jared, Jensen, and Misha are...

The Boysshowrunner Eric Kripke gives fans an exciting update on the status of Gen V Season 2.

In a March 29 X post, Kripke confirmed that episodes for Season 2 of the hit The Boys spinoff series are through the editing process. "Doing music, sound & VFX now," Kripke noted. "Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait)."

Okay #GenV update! Eps are done editing, doing music, sound & VFX now. Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait) @genv@TheBoysTV@PointGrey@PrimeVideohttps://t.co/jrTV4sRAYK— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) March 29, 2025

Gen V premiered on Prime Video in September 2023 to rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. The series brings audiences to the hallowed halls of Godolkin University School of Crimefighting, a college...

For any fans excitedly anticipating the fifth and final season of The Boys, which is set to premiere in 2026, there's more good news about Prime Video's ever-expanding satirical superhero saga. Following the release of the franchise's hit spin-offs, The Boys Presents: Diabolical and Gen V, a new prequel series called Vought Risingis currently in development.

The show will go back in time to the early days of Vought International and its corrupt exploitation of superheroes for profit, giving audiences a fresh exploration of the titular corporation's origin along with its use of the infamous Compound V serum created during WWII. Despite looking into the past, the new series will feature some familiar Supes like Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) and Stormfront (Aya Cash), who are set to reprise their roles, anchoring the latest installment in the growing universe.

With two bad Supes and a developing evil company at the forefront of Vought Rising,...

If there's one thing fans have come to expect from The Boys, it's the creators dialing things up another level every season. From the "Herogasm" episode in season 3 to the Deep's deep-sea love life to that Termite scene, the show always pushes the envelope. As we move into the show's fifth and final season, we can only expect things to get bloodier and more vulgar.

The upcoming fifth and final season, set to premiere sometime in 2026, will undoubtedly pull out all the stops to be the biggest, wildest season yet. But don't take it from me. Star Jack Quaid recently weighed in on the show's final season. Quaid has been heavily involved from the very first scene. If he says it's bigger and better, we believe him.

“A lot more blood. The streak continues, of course. It’s been really cool to play Hughie this season; the events of last...

Prime Video's newest The Boys spinoff, Vought Rising, has officially welcomed two new cast members. They will both be joining lead star Jensen Ackles in the upcoming prequel, in which he reprises his villainous role as Soldier Boy, who was first introduced during Season3.

Per Deadline, Euphoria star Elizabeth Posey has been tapped to play one of the leading roles in Vought Rising, which is expected to begin filming later this year. This marks Posey's first major project as a series regular, after previously making brief appearances in shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Heels. It has also been confirmed that Blue Bloods alum Will Hochman will also be joining the ensemble cast. This will be Hochman's first TV project since the long-running CBS police drama concluded its 14-season run in December 2024. Further details about theirVought Rising characters are still being kept under wraps.

Vought Rising will...

Reasonable Doubt is getting a major dose of power.

Joseph Sikora, who plays Tommy Egan in the Power universe, has joined the Hulu/Onyx Collective drama as a series regular for Season 3, our sister site Variety reports.

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Amazon and Sony Television’s The Boys will end with its fifth and final season, but the lawless antics of “heroes” from Vought International are far from over. Vought Rising, a prequel series for The Boys, is ready to reveal more as Elizabeth Posey and Will Hochman join the cast in lead roles. While both parts are undisclosed, the prequel is one step closer to eventually spilling blood on Prime Video.

Elizabeth Posey and Will Hochman join Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash, who executive produce the series while reprising their roles as Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively. Paul Grellong joins the production as an executive producer and showrunner for the series developed by Eric Kripke.

According to Kripke and Grellong, Vought Rising is “a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront,...

We have a couple new updates on the upcoming series Vought Rising!

Prime Video’s The Boys prequel series will see Jensen Ackles reprising his role as Soldier Boy, and it was just announced that two new faces will also be joining.

Elizabeth Posey, who has appeared on Heels and Euphoria, and Blue Bloods‘ Will Hochman have joined the cast.

Keep reading to find out more…

According to Deadline, Elizabeth with have a leading role, but additional details are being kept under wraps.

Variety reports that Will‘s role is also being kept on the down low.

The Boys‘ Aya Cash will also reprise her role as Stormfront, and Mason Dye, who’s appearing in the upcoming fifth and final season, could also return for the prequel.

Showrunners Eric Kripke and Paul Grellong, previously shared of the series, “It’s a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s,...

Vought Rising, a prequel show to The Boys, adds Blue Bloods and Euphoria actors to its cast. Following the success of The Boys on Prime Video, creator Eric Kripke's superhero satire franchise is now set to expand with a spinoff that takes place in the 1950s, which was announced last summer. Hailing from showrunner Paul Grellong, Vought Rising's story has been described as a murder mystery about Vought's origins, with both Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy and Aya Cash's Stormfront, aka Clara Vought, confirmed to star.

Variety now reports that Will Hochman has been cast in Vought Rising in an undisclosed role. Hochman starred in five seasons of Blue Bloods as Joe Hill and also recently appeared in The Greatest Beer Run Ever (2023). In addition to Hochman, Deadline reports that Euphoria actor Elizabeth Posey, who played Becky in one episode of the HBO show, has also joined the spinoff,...

Prime Video’s violent superhero series, “The Boys,” may be ending with season five, but prequel series “Vought Rising” is just getting warmed up. Two new faces have joined the cast.

Deadline reports that “Euphoria” actor Elizabeth Posey has joined the cast, while Variety reveals Posey is joined by “Blue Bloods” actor Will Hochman.

“Vought Rising” will also star Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash, who play Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively. The pair will also serve as producers on the upcoming series.

“We are excited to bring you the next deranged series from the world of The Boys. It’s a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront, who was then going by the name Clara Vought. We cannot wait to blow your minds and trouble your souls with this salacious,...

A new destructive, corrupt, and sadistic family is coming together with the news that Blue Bloods’ Will Hochman and Euphoria’s Elizabeth Posey have added their names to the call sheet for The Boys spin-off series, Vought Rising. The pair are the first two names announced to be joining Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash in the offshoot, as the pair reprise their roles as Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively, in a series that will uncover the early days of the corrupt titular corporation. As of right now, no further details have been released teasing what roles the newcomers will be cast in, but they had better start looking for a good product to get fake blood out of their hair now.

Exclusive: Amazon and Sony Television’s Vought Rising, a prequel of The Boys, has cast Elizabeth Posey in a leading and undisclosed role.

She joins Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash, stars and executive producers, who will reprise their original The Boys roles of Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively.

Vought Rising was ordered to series by Prime Video last summer with mothership series executive producer Paul Grellong set as showrunner of the one-hour drama offshoot from franchise developer Eric Kripke. Will Hochman will also join the series, according to our sister company Variety.

Kripke and Grellong revealed at the time that the prequel is “a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront, who was then going by the name Clara Vought.”

Ackles’ Soldier Boy and Aya Cash...

Tyler Posey and Phem are married!

The 31-year-old Teen Wolf actor and the 28-year-old musician, born Olivia Marsico, got married on Saturday (October 14) at a private meditation garden in Pacific Palisades, Calif.

The couple then had a reception at Duke’s Malibu, via Page Six.

Phem wore a Grace Loves Lace long sleeve gown and a floor-length veil, complete with a bouquet of white flowers and Bella Belle shoes. Tyler wore a light beige British Custom Tailors suit, white tie and brown dress shoes.

“Added another member to the Posey family and couldn’t be more happy,” his cousin Elizabeth Posey captioned a photo of the newlyweds. “Congratulations to Tyler and Olivia!”

“My best f-cking dude got married today to the best girl. I love you and Liv forever. You’re my homies forever. We partied hard into the perfect night with the best crowd,” added his younger brother Jesse Posey.

Samuel Goldwyn Films will release the horror / thriller film, Dreamcatcher On Digital and On Demand March 5, 2021. Dreamcatcher stars Niki Koss (“Famous in Love,” My Stepdaughter), Zachary Gordon (Diary of a Wimpy Kid franchise, “Good Trouble”), Travis Burns (“Neighbours,” Sunrise in Heaven), Blaine Kern III (The Perfect Date, Happy Death Day franchise) Olivia Sui ( “Smosh,” “The Big What If”), Emrhys Cooper (Mamma Mia!, Person of Interest), Elizabeth Posey (”Euphoria”), Nazanin Mandi (“How to Make a Reality Star”), Adrienne Wilkinson (“Star Trek: Renegades,” “Xena: Warrior …

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Starring: Niki Koss, Zachary Gordon, Travis Burns, Blaine Kern III, Olivia Sui, Emrhys Cooper, Elizabeth Posey, Nazanin Mandi, Adrienne Wilkinson, Lou Ferrigno Jr. Directed By: Jacob Johnston Written By: Jacob Johnston Dylan, known to his fans as DJ Dreamcatcher, is on the brink of global stardom. Everything changes the night of Cataclysm, an underground music festival, where …

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A mysterious music festival leads to murderous events for a group of friends and a DJ on the rise in the trailer for Dreamcatcher, coming to theaters, Digital, and VOD on March 5th from Samuel Goldwyn Films.

Written and directed by Jacob Johnston, Dreamcatcher stars Niki Koss, Zachary Gordon, Travis Burns, Blaine Kern III, Olivia Sui, Emrhys Cooper, Elizabeth Posey, Nazanin Mandi, Adrienne Wilkinson, and Lou Ferrigno Jr.

Synopsis: "Dylan, known to his fans as DJ Dreamcatcher, is on the brink of global stardom. Everything changes the night of Cataclysm, an underground music festival, where two estranged sisters and their friends meet Dylan. After a drug fueled gruesome event, things begin to spiral into a 48-hour whirlwind of violence and mayhem."



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Dreamcatcher will be in Theaters, On Demand and Digital March 5th. Here’s the trailer:

Dylan, known to his fans as DJ Dreamcatcher, is on the brink of global stardom. Everything changes the night of Cataclysm, an underground music festival, where two estranged sisters and their friends meet Dylan. After a drug fueled gruesome event, things begin to spiral into a 48-hour whirlwind of violence and mayhem.

Dreamcatcher stars Niki Koss, Zachary Gordon, Travis Burns, Blaine Kern III, Olivia Sui, Emrhys Cooper, Elizabeth Posey, Nazanin Mandi, Adrienne Wilkinson, and Lou Ferrigno Jr.

Here’s director Jacob Johnston statement about Dreamcatcher:

“The inception of Dreamcatcher began with a love of classic literature, 90’s ensemble horror, and a late-night walk to my neighborhood Trader Joe’s. Having known [producers] Brandon and Krystal Vayda for many years, when they called me with an opportunity to helm a: ‘music-based, ensemble thriller that speaks to...

"All they wanted... was a killer night out." Oh what a tagline. Samuel Goldwyn Films has released an official trailer for an indie horror thriller titled Dreamcatcher, not to be confused with the other horror film also titled Dreamcatcher from 2003. This new horror film centers on two estranged sisters who, along with their friends, become entrenched in a 48 hour whirlwind of violence & chaos after a traumatic experience at an underground dance music festival. Sounds intense. The film's cast includes Niki Koss, Zachary Gordon, Travis Burns, Blaine Kern III, Olivia Sui, Emrhys Cooper, Elizabeth Posey, Nazanin Mandi, Adrienne Wilkinson, and Lou Ferrigno Jr. This looks absolutely ridiculous, a strange rip-off of Scream using the Phantom of the Paradise mask set at a rave. Even worse this film just doesn't fit in with the times. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Jacob Johnston's Dreamcatcher, direct from YouTube: Dylan, known...

Exclusive: Samuel Goldwyn Films has secured the North American rights to Jacob Johnston’s directorial debut feature, Dreamcatcher, set for a digital and on-demand release in March.

The cast includes Niki Koss (Famous in Love), Zachary Gordon (Diary Of A Wimpy Kid), Travis Burns (Neighbours), Blaine Kern III (The Perfect Date), Olivia Sui (Smosh), Elizabeth Posey (Starz series Heels), Emrhys Cooper, Ben. J Pierce, Al Calderon, Eva Shaw, Nazanin Mandi, Adrienne Wilkinson, and Lou Ferrigno Jr.

Written by Johnston, the horror-thriller centers on Dylan, known to his fans as DJ Dreamcatcher, who is on the brink of global stardom. Everything changes the night of Cataclysm, an underground music festival, where two estranged sisters and their friends meet Dylan. After a drug fueled gruesome event, things begin to spiral into a 48-hour whirlwind of violence and mayhem.

Krystal Vayda and Brandon Vayda produced the pic via their Quarzo Studios label.

Producers commented,...

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Dreamcatcher First Details: "Archstone Entertainment has teamed up for worldwide sales on Jacob Johnston's feature directorial debut, “Dreamcatcher”. The horror-thriller has enlisted a handful of young stars, including Zachary Gordon (Diary of a Wimpy Kid franchise), Niki Koss...

Exclusive: Archstone Entertainment has boarded world sales on Jacob Johnston’s feature directorial debut, Dreamcatcher.

The horror-thriller, currently in post-production, stars Zachary Gordon (Diary Of A Wimpy Kid), Niki Koss (Famous In Love), Blaine Kern III (Happy Death Day 1 & 2), Elizabeth Posey (Euphoria), Travis Burns (Neighbours), and Olivia Sui (Smosh).

Archstone will launch sales at the Efm in Berlin next week.

The film centers on two estranged sisters who, along with their friends, become entrenched in a 48 hour whirlwind of violence after a traumatic experience at an underground music festival.

The film also stars Adrienne Wilkinson (Star Trek: Renegades), Lou Ferrigno Jr. (S.W.A.T), Al Calderon (Step Up: High Water), Emrhys Cooper (Mama Mia), Ben J. Pierce, Ryan Powers and Nazanin Mandi.

Siblings Krystal Vayda and Brandon Vayda produced under their company’s new Ya banner, Quarzo Studios. Jacques Kurdian executive-produced the film alongside Jack Sheehan, Scott Martin and Michael Slifkin. Kristofor Cvijetic and Jaime Gallagher Co-Produced.

In today’s film news roundup, a Joni Mitchell documentary generates solid business and indie films “Cristina” and “Dreamcatcher” are moving ahead.

Box Office

Trafalgar Releasing is reporting a strong box office of $568,000 at 414 North American locations for its one-night screening on Feb. 7 of “The Music Center Presents Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration.”

The film achieved the highest per screen average of all titles of more than 100 locations. “Joni 75” was performed on Joni Mitchell’s 75th birthday with tributes from Brandi Carlile, Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Chaka Khan, Diana Krall, Kris Kristofferson, Graham Nash, Seal, James Taylor and Rufus Wainwright.

This release follows in the wake of Trafalgar Releasing’s record breaking screenings of “Burn the Stage: the Movie,” which became the largest ever event cinema release. Other music releases in 2018 included “Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams” and “Muse: Drones World Tour.”

Production Start

IndustryWorks Studios has set production...

Not to be confused with the Stephen King story, Deadline reports that an indie horror film titled Dreamcatcher has enlisted a handful of young stars, including Zachary Gordon (above), Niki Koss and Olivia Sui. They’re set to star alongside Elizabeth Posey, Emrhys Cooper, Blaine Kern III and Travis Burns in the horror-thriller. Jacob Johnston wrote the script and will direct. […]...

Exclusive: Diary of a Wimpy Kid star Zachary Gordon, Niki Koss from Freeform’s Famous in Love, and Olivia Sui have been tapped to topline the indie horror thriller, Dreamcatcher, alongside Elizabeth Posey (Gully), Emrhys Cooper (Mamma Mia!) Blaine Kern III (Happy Death Day), and Travis Burns (Neighbours).

Jacob Johnston wrote the script and will helm the film as his first directorial feature. It’s an ensemble piece that follows a group who plan to avenge the mysterious death of their friend at a Music Festival, only to end up stalked by the same assailant.

Filming will commence this month in Los Angeles. Krystal Vayda and Brandon Vayda are producing via their newly launched Quarzo Studios, which will focus on new adult and young adult projects. Jacques Kurdian is also producing the project, while Jaime Gallagher and Kristifor Cvijetic serve as co-producers.

Gordon is repped by Abrams Artists; Koss by...