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One casting choice for American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez is unusual for one very meta reason concerning an exchange between two characters that is sure to happen in the show. Although Josh Rivera leads the American Sports Story cast as the titular athlete, the show follows the exploits of other NFL players and coaches whose playing and personal journeys overlapped with Hernandez's playing career. One of those people is college quarterback sensation Tim Tebow, but the actor who plays him in American Sports Story creates an issue.

Tebow is one of the most prolific college quarterbacks of all time. Although his professional career never lived up to the promise of his collegiate years, his time as a Florida Gator made it tough to deny his athletic prowess. As the University of Florida's QB1, Tebow served not only as the team's on-field leader but also away from the football field as well.

There are several key NFL players and coaches depicted in the new FX/Hulu series American Sports Story. Josh Rivera leads the American Sports Story cast as Aaron Hernandez, the former collegiate and NFL superstar tight end who was convicted of murdering semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd in 2015. Lloyd was just one of several criminal acts of violence that Hernandez was either directly a part of or implicated in throughout his football career as a member of the University of Florida Gators and the NFL's New England Patriots. Rivera leads an ensemble cast that also includes Patrick Schwarzenegger, Lindsay Mendez, and Ean Castellanos.

The series is created by Stuart Zicherman (The Americans) and executive produced by Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story). The first two episodes of American Horror Story capture a basic understanding of Aaron Hernandez's complicated upbringing, family life, and path to becoming a Florida Gator after initially committing to UConn.

FX has released the first trailer forAmerican Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez, the latest true crime series from Emmy winnerRyan Murphy(Glee,Monster). The series starsJosh Rivera (West Side Story) as Aaron Hernandez, the NFL star whose career imploded when he was convicted of murder. The event series premieres September 17 on FX, and will stream onHulu. The limited event series consists of 10 episodes, and chronicles the rise and fall of NFL superstar Aaron Hernandez, who played tight end for The New England Patriots alongside Tom Brady until his violent nature led him to murder.

The series explores the disparate strands of his identity, his family, his career, his arrest, and his legacy in sports and American culture. It is based on the podcast Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc., produced by The Boston Globe and Wondery. You can check out the new trailer for American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez below.

"Inexistent" is a new thriller, written and directed by Benny Flames, starring Kelah Winfield, Ross Jirgl and Megan Greener, releasing in 2023 in theaters:

"...a young woman who struggled with a childhood mental illness falls in love with a married man. Never having real love, she will do anything to keep it, even if the unquestionable is the only option..."

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Inexistent 60 sec trailer from Benny Flames on Vimeo.

"That's a chance I'm willing to take." Available to watch on Tubi already is an action western rip-off spoof movie called Butch Cassidy & The Wild Bunch, from the Sharknado director Anthony C. Ferrante. One of The Asylum's latest offerings, this western combines the title of tow different classics - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) and The Wild Bunch (1969). When Butch Cassidy and his colorful band of outlaws commit a series of high-profile heists, including a train robbery, a posse of newly-hired guns and seasoned killers working for the Pinkerton Detective Agency are tasked with taking down Cassidy and his rowdy gang. Starring Ross Jirgl, Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Dern, Jilon VanOver, Nikki Leigh, Dee Wallace, Geoff Meed, Alex Knight, and Megan Hensley. Yeah this looks as bad as you're expecting, maybe even worse, but that's exactly what The Asylum is going for every time. How trashy can they make it?...

Are you ready for Great American Family's holiday slate?

Great American Family today unveiled the 18 all-new original movies premiering as part of the network’s holiday programming franchise, Great American Christmas.

The annual programming event returns on Friday, October 21, with original Christmas movie premieres every weekend, and Christmas movies 24/7, all-day and all-night, through the end of the year.

The expanded slate of 18 new titles represents a 50 increase in the network’s holiday movie offering in year two and further establishes the brand as a destination for original Christmas movies.

Scroll down for the full list of Holiday movies.

Destined at Christmas, Saturday, October 22 (8 p.m. Et), Starring Shae Robins and Casey Elliott

Kim and Theo meet amid Black Friday shopping madness but there’s a definite spark between them.

When a power outage causes some panic at a store, the couple gets separated.

With Christmas coming, there should be plenty of distractions,...

We're ready to do the damn thing! We all know how Arie Luyendyk Jr. dumped Becca Kufrin just weeks after proposing to her on Season 22 of The Bachelor to pursue his strong, lingering feelings for runner-up Lauren Burnham. The former race car driver got down on one knee for a second time during After the Final Rose and Lauren accepted the proposal. Now that Arie has (hopefully) made up his mind, Becca is set on finding love again as the next Bachelorette! Becca recently told People that despite some hesitations, she's definitely ready for this next chapter. "It does scare me. I'm sure it would [scare] any human, knowing that I was just engaged, I was in love. But I have so much love to give and I want just a partner in life," she said. "I’m not afraid to date these guys and find the one who is the...