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December 2024 won’t have a lot of Christmas movies on Max, but there are still some exciting releases to look forward to. Dcu is finally starting with Creature Commandos, coming out on December 5. DC fans will also enjoy the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story. And to top it off, the classic favorite The Goonies will also be available!

Here is the list of every movie & TV show arriving on Max this December!

Arriving on December 1

Cedar Rapids (movie)

Clash of the Titans (movie)

Cop Out (movie)

Death Race (movie)

Glee The 3D Concert Movie (movie)

Hamlet 2 (movie)

How I Live Now (movie)

Invisible Stripes (movie)

It All Came True (movie)

Jupiter Ascending (movie)

Key Largo (movie)

Kid Galahad (movie)

King of the Underworld (movie)

Lightning Strikes Twice (movie)

Lord of the Rings (movie)

Man from God’s Country (movie)

Marine Raiders (movie)

Marked Woman (movie)

Meet Me in St. Louis...

December 2024 won’t bring that many Christmas titles to Max. Still, there are some interesting titles we can look forward to. Dcu finally kicks off with the release of Creature Commandos on December 5.

Furthermore, DC fans will also be pleased with the release of the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story. To spice things up, fan-favorite The Goonies also arrives on the platform!

Here is the list of every movie & TV show arriving on Max this December!

Arriving on December 1

Cedar Rapids (movie)

Clash of the Titans (movie)

Cop Out (movie)

Death Race (movie)

Glee The 3D Concert Movie (movie)

Hamlet 2 (movie)

How I Live Now (movie)

Invisible Stripes (movie)

It All Came True (movie)

Jupiter Ascending (movie)

Key Largo (movie)

Kid Galahad (movie)

King of the Underworld (movie)

Lightning Strikes Twice (movie)

Lord of the Rings (movie)

Man from God’s Country (movie)

Marine Raiders (movie)

Marked Woman (movie)

Meet Me in St.

Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s All About Eve has ably demonstrated that a catty feud between theater critics and actresses is crackling subject matter for witty, adult entertainment. Anand Tucker’s The Critic follows a similar premise and, auspiciously, recruited playwright Patrick Marber––a well-known luminary of the British theater scene––to pen a script packed with sharp, acerbic dialog. This, still, is not half-enough. In its quest to surprise audiences, The Critic jumps down too many rabbit holes, progressively losing all semblance of plausibility or insight it might’ve otherwise yielded.

The film is being billed as an adaptation of Anthony Quinn’s well-regarded novel Curtain Call, though one glance at the book summary indicates that significant liberties have been taken––notably, a murder-mystery strand has been entirely jettisoned. What we have instead is an interpersonal drama between several personalities either directly or tangentially related to the theater. Chief among...

When I first walked out of The Many Saints of Newark, my initial reaction was to call it a B-movie. What I didn’t say at the time, however, was how much I love B-movies. While I saw the flaws in the film and couldn’t wholly endorse it to cinemagoers spoiled by the perfection of The Godfather, Goodfellas, and New Jack City, I can wholeheartedly recommend it to people like me. Those who appreciate the low-budget gangster movies sometimes because of their warts. A majority of fans of The Sopranos will have the same reaction: Meh, The Many Saints of Newark could have been better. So when’s it playing next? I plan to see it again, more than once, on the big screen.

In one of the film’s quieter moments, the Soprano family is gathered around a TV set, watching the classic Key Largo (1948). The specific scene...

Company secures first-look film and TV deal with Sony Pictures.

Former Sony Pictures International Productions executive Luke Scrase has launched Golden Gate Studios, a UK-based production company, and secured a first-look deal with Sony Pictures

Golden Gate Studios will primarily focus on developing and producing UK and European genre films as well as television series for the global market. The aim will be to produce a mix of both English and local language content.

Scrase remains attached as a producer or executive producer on various projects he initiated during his time at Sony Pictures International Productions’ UK unit.

While at Sony,...

Luke Scrase, the former Sony Pictures International Productions executive, is launching his own UK-based production outfit Golden Gate Studios. The company has secured a first-look deal for film and TV projects with Sony, effective this month.

Golden Gate will focus on developing and producing British and European genre films as well as commercially-driven television series for the global market. The aim will be to produce a mix of both English and local-language content.

Scrase remains attached to various Sony projects he initiated during his time in the studio’s UK office. His credits include Michael Winterbottom’s Greed and Michael Caton-Jones’s Our Ladies, the latter of which is coming out later this year. He also has Patrick Marber’s Curtain Call, set to star Colin Firth and Gemma Arterton, and The Dead Spit of Kelly, to be directed by Iain Softley, in the works.

“I’m thrilled to be...

Exclusive: Mark Gordon Pictures has acquired the rights Stephen McGinty’s forthcoming book, The Dive with plans to develop as a feature film and has tapped Edward Hemming to adapt. Mark Gordon and Beth Pattinson will produce for Mark Gordon Pictures.

“I’m delighted to be working with Mark, Beth and Ed as they adapt The Dive into a movie,” McGinty said. “The story of the rescue of Pisces III is one of the great tales of ocean adventure: when a band of blue-collar workers from Canada, America and Britain pulled together to rescue two men from a crushing depth never attempted before. I’ve long been an admirer of Mark’s extensive filmography – from Saving Private Ryan and Speed to Steve Jobs and Molly’s Game and feel confident that The Dive is now in the best possible hands.”

Based on a true story, The Dive recounts the harrowing...

Colin Firth, Gemma Arterton, Simon Russell Beale and Pappa Essiedu are attached to star in the period drama “Curtain Call” with Anand Tucker directing for Mark Gordon Pictures and Fearless Minds.

The film, set in 1930s London, revolves around a feared theater critic named Jimmy Erskine (Beale), his loyal assistant (Essiedu), a newspaper owner (Firth) who wants to get rid of the critic and an actress (Arterton) who has been devastated by the excoriating theatrical reviews. The critic’s determination to survive ensures that the other characters are caught in a web of blackmail, deceit and murder. Patrick Marber adapted the script from Anthony Quinn’s novel.

“Patrick’s script is one of the sharpest and most entertaining I have ever read,” Tucker said. “It’s no surprise it has attracted such an extraordinary cast, and I can’t wait to bring this urgent story to audiences around the world.

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Have you ever watched a crime show and thought you could solve the mystery better than the detectives? Is your ideal night out a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater? Are you a true crime aficionado? Do you love deciphering coded messages? If you answered yes to any of those questions, Hunt A Killer may be the game for you.

While I will admit to having a low scare tolerance, I’ve loved murder mysteries since growing up on reruns of Murder She Wrote. Given the inaccessibility of events like dinner theater during the pandemic, the idea of solving a murder mystery right in my own home sounded like a perfect opportunity for my husband and I to do something fun together. Hunt A Killer is a subscription service where you receive episodes of a murder mystery in a monthly box. The full mystery takes six boxes to solve,...

Eminem‘s daughter Hailie Jade Scott has served as the rapper’s muse throughout much of his career, lighting the inner fire that elevated him from a dishwasher on the outskirts of Detroit to one of the biggest musical forces of a generation. More than just motivation, his daughter has provided lyrical inspiration, and even a guest verse or two over the years. Though relations have occasionally been strained between Eminem and Hailie’s mother, Kim Scott—as evidenced in a number of his songs—his bond with Hailie has never wavered.

Here are all the times that Em has...

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Author: Jon Lyus

Over the weekend a small corner of our Twitter feed was briefly panicked by the goings on in the City of London. Smoke was pouring out of a part of Cornhill and worried twitter users in the area quickly spread the word that it was, in fact, location filming for Disney’s latest’s franchise revisitation with Mary Poppins Returns.

The Bank of England and the Royal Exchange were important landmarks in the original stories, and in the 1964 film. This time the production team were actually there. See below for some excellent shots, including our first look at Lin-Manuel Miranda in costume. Consider us hyped to the nines.

New #MaryPoppins movie filming at Bank. @Lin_Manuel, where are you?! #MaryPoppinsReturns #London #Disney #Filmset pic.twitter.com/jCSsP8RZal

— Tobias Gunkel (@TobGunc) March 4, 2017

Here is some more stills of Emily Blunt as #MaryPoppins in 'Mary Poppins Returns,...

This past Sunday, actress Meryl Streep accepted the honorary Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 74th annual Golden Globe Awards. During her acceptance speech, she strongly criticized Donald Trump’s rhetoric on the campaign trail, including his mockery of disabled New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski. Yesterday morning, President-Elect Donald Trump tweeted out a response, denying that he ever mocked Kovaleski and calling the three-time Oscar winning actress “one of the most over-rated actresses in Hollywood” and a “Hillary flunky who lost big.” Read his Twitter posts below.

Read More: Golden Globes: Meryl Streep Calls Out Donald Trump in Cecile B. DeMille Award Acceptance Speech

Meryl Streep, one of the most over-rated actresses in Hollywood, doesn’t know me but attacked last night at the Golden Globes. She is a…..

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 9, 2017

Hillary flunky who lost big. For the 100th time, I never “mocked” a disabled reporter...

And with that, Hairspray Live! is officially over!

After months of preparation, the three-hour live event hit television sets, dazzling audiences with its impressive sets and star-studded cast -- but not every moment shined so brightly.

Here are the best, worst, and weirdest moments of NBC’s live show.

The Best

Garrett Clayton’s Solo Mannequin Challenge:

Garrett Clayton makes just as good of a mannequin as he does a Link Larkin. The former Disney star shined throughout the show, but we just can’t forget his amazing poses during “I Can Hear the Bells.” Why wasn’t he better utilized during the cast’s amazing mannequin challenge?!!

Watch: The 'Hairspray Live!' Cast Just Did the Most Epic Mannequin Challenge Ever

Seaweed and Little Sis:

We could not get enough of Ephraim Sykes and Shahadi Wright Joseph, who graciously volunteered their Broadway talents (Sykes starred in Hamilton, while Joseph’s already racked up an impressive...

Candace Cameron Bure's dreams are coming true!

The Fuller House star shared her mounting excitement for New Kids on the Block's cameo appearance on the Netflix revival series with a throwback photo posted Wednesday.

For Full House fans who are also looking forward to watching NKotB's Joey McIntyre make a cameo on the family friendly program, Cameron Bure gave a sneak peek from behind-the-scenes on set.

"Dreams really do come true. Joey and Candace. #NKotB #FullHouse #FullerHouse," the 40-year-old actress penned of a side-by-side photo of her and 43-year-old McIntyre, reenacting their pose from the '90s.

Dreams really do come true.

Candace Cameron Bure's dreams are coming true! The Fuller House star shared her mounting excitement for New Kids on the Block's cameo appearance on the Netflix revival series with a throwback photo posted Wednesday. For Full House fans who are also looking forward to watching NKotB's Joey McIntyre make a return to the family friendly program, Cameron Bure gave a sneak peek from behind-the-scenes on set. "Dreams really do come true. Joey and Candace. #NKotB #FullHouse #FullerHouse," the 40-year-old actress penned of a side-by-side photo of her and 43-year-old McIntyre, reenacting their pose from the '90s. Dreams really do come true.

The organizers of the festival have announced the films that will be screen at the Korean Competition.

This year more than 120 entries were sent to the festival and programmers have selected only 10 films to be part of the Korean Competition. Fictions films predominated as 7 are fiction and 3 are documentaries. The 17th Jeonju International Film Festival is going to take place from April 28th to May 7th in Jeonju (South Korea). We will keep you updated as soon as more information about the films is available.

Korean Competition

No Preparation for Old Age by Lee Dongwoo

Delta Boys by Ko Bongsoo

Mrs. B. A North Korean Woman by Yoon Jaeho (*)

Breathing Underwater by Ko Heeyoung

Our Love Story by Lee Hyunju

With or Without You by Cho Sungeun

A Field Day by Kim Jintae

Worst Woman by Kim Jongkwan

Curtain Call by Ryu Hoon (*)

Press by Choi Jungmin

(*) – Part of the...

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Triple H will headline yet another WrestleMania extravaganza on April 3 when he defends the WWE World Heavyweight Championship against Roman Reigns in the main event of the company’s spring classic. It is not the first time he has set foot in the squared circle in such a high-profile situation. In fact, over the course of his celebrated career he has competed in the last match on the ‘Mania card six times, has been involved in championship bouts nine times, and battled at the Showcase of the Immortals a whopping nineteen times, including eight straight.

There is a sense of importance that comes with all of his championship defenses, his heated grudge matches are often the most anticipated on the card and his victories and defeats are some of the most buzzed about of the year. One of the final remnants of the celebrated Attitude Era, he has...

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1996 was an interesting and notable year for wrestling. It was the first full year of the Monday Night Wars, it witnessed the birth of Austin 3:16, Hulk Hogan turning heel, the formation of the nWo, the infamous Brian Pillman gun angle, the Curtain Call, the defection of top stars between WCW and the WWF, Vince McMahon offering guaranteed contracts to his roster for the first time, and monthly pay-per-view events from both of the big two.

So much happened in such a short space of time, but what was the real story behind some of those events? What are the misconceptions that are commonly parroted and what are the real facts? And what are those bits and pieces of information that have not been widely reported?

From grandstand matches that never happened, defections that didn’t pan out, significant changes to booking, and originally proposed gimmick ideas, we have it all covered.

Starz’s Outlander didn’t just make a respectable showing at Thursday’s Golden Globe nominations, it damn near kilt ’em.

“It’s a good morning. It’s a surprising morning,” series creator and executive producer Ronald D. Moore tells TVLine after learning of the freshman drama’s three nods: Drama Series, Drama Actress (Caitriona Balfe) and Supporting Actor (Tobias Menzies). “It’s really great for the entire team.”

We took advantage of Moore’s good mood by asking a few questions about Outlander‘s upcoming second season, too. Read on for the details (hint: Lord John’s name comes...

Here’s some welcome news for all of you Sassenachs: The Outlander Season 2 trailer has arrived.

The long-awaited promo gives fans of the Starz series a taste of what’s ahead, including (but not limited to): life in France, the Frasers discussing how to thwart the Jacobite uprising, fancy clothes, a swordfight, sky-high powdered wigs, a battle and — of utmost importance — Jamie caressing an expectant Claire’s baby bump in bed.

PhotosCancellation Jitters: 8 Shows in Danger

Season 2 of the time-travel/historical drama will premiere sometime in 2016.

Press Play on the video above to watch it unfold, scroll through the...

Claire, prepare to have your honor defended.

Outlander has cast Oscar Kennedy as John William Grey, someone who will play an incredibly important role in both Jamie and Claire’s lives for decades to come, TVLine has confirmed. (The series first announced the casting via Twitter.)

RelatedOutlander Video: Diana Gabaldon Gets a Boar-ing Behind-the-Scenes Tour

But if you’re a fan of the books who’s dying to meet the smooth, blonde British officer… you’ll have to wait a while. The Starz series is introducing Grey as a boy, the same way readers meet him in Dragonfly in...

Bruce Willis, making his broadway debut in Misery, took a bow with costars Laurie Metcalf and Leon Addison Brown at the play’s opening night Sunday. ‘Misery’ Opening Night In the Broadway play adaptation of Stephen King‘s Misery, Willis stars as the wealthy writer Paul Sheldon, who ends up severely injured following a car accident. The […]

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Blood, sex, manipulation. It’s all in a day’s work for the ballet company at the center of Starz’s Flesh and Bone (premiering Sunday).

VideosFlesh and Bone Ep, Cast Preview Starz’s ‘Raw, Authentic’ Dance Drama

The limited series follows ingenue Claire (played by real-life dancer Sarah Hay) as she runs away from her troubled past and falls into a “dark and gritty” situation that is a far cry from co-star Sascha Radetsky‘s circa-2000 dance-themed movie Center Stage, the actor says.

The Starz project “really takes risks,” Radetsky continues. “It explores all the shadier elements of not just the dance world,...

The wilfully disturbing American Horror Story: Hotel may not make much sense this early on, but boy, does it look stunning...

This review contains spoilers.

5.1 Checking In

With American Horror Story entering its fifth season, it's more than fair to say that the show's been wobbly for the last couple of seasons. After the kooky fun of Murder House and the insanity of Asylum, subsequent runs Coven and Freak Show were examples of the show trying to do too much, going too far, pushing too many boundaries in the name of shock rather in the name of some sort of central story. Yes, American Horror Story has always taken on a lot, usually more than it can chew, and discarded bits here and there along the way like a child bored with his toys, but at least there was some kind of core holding it all together.

That core isn't...

Hot on the heels of the superb Monday Night War release (reviewed here) comes yet another trip down memory lane into the Attitude Era in the form of The Kliq Rules. For WWE fans, The Kliq needs no introduction, a fact that the hour long documentary that kicks off this release acknowledges by taking barely five minutes to introduce and establish the group.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, although with an overall running time of around an hour it would perhaps have been beneficial to take longer to introduce all five main players to those newer WWE fans who will be viewing this release as the definitive historical document on this important chapter in Sports Entertainment history.

This approach does work, however, if the documentary is taken in the same vein as the aforementioned Monday Night War episodes, in that it seeks more to explore the impact that...

Elsa's Cabinet of Curiosities will be making house calls this fall, as Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has announced that American Horror Story: Freak Show will come out on Blu-ray and DVD October 6th.

From FoxConnect: "Step inside American Horror Story: Freak Show, the terrifyingly twisted reincarnation of TV’s most shockingly original series. Jessica Lange leads an extraordinary, awardwinning cast that includes Kathy Bates, Angela Bassett, Sarah Paulson and Michael Chiklis. Lange plays Elsa Mars, the proprietor of a troupe of human “curiosities” on a desperate journey of survival in the sleepy hamlet of Jupiter, Florida, in 1952. Her menagerie of performers includes a two-headed, telepathic twin (Paulson), a take-charge bearded lady (Bates), a vulnerable strongman (Chiklis) and his sultry, three-breasted wife (Bassett). But the strange emergence of a dark entity will savagely threaten the lives of townsfolk and freaks alike.

Disc 1:

**Monsters Among Us

**Massacres and Matinees

**Edward Mordrake,...

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

As much as it can, Game Dev Tycoon puts you in the driver’s seat of making video games for a living. As you grow in fame and capital, you move to bigger offices, hire employees, and eventually develop your own console, if you so choose. Along the way, you are tasked with making the next big video game on the newest and best consoles. Everything costs money, however, and the risks don’t always pay off.

That’s part of what I love so much about this game. The game ‘ends’ after 35 years, but there’s...

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

Kingdom Hearts: Dream, Drop, Distance gave players two things they had been asking for since Kingdom Hearts II: 1. Story advancement and 2. More Riku. Widely considered another strong entry in the series, it is Dream, Drop, Distance’s finale that separates it from the pack because it finally gives Riku a chance to shine brighter than Sora.

In this entry to the series, Riku and Sora embark on a quest to complete the Mark of Mastery Exam set up by Master Yen Sid. The two heroes enter separate dream worlds with the task of unlocking the Keyholes of...

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

There’s a lot to love about Kingdom Hearts II, the sequel to Disney and Square-Enix’s mashup of their respective properties. It plays smoother than the first one, the plot elements are better balanced between the whimsical and serious, and all around the production values blows the first game completely out of the water. With that said however, Khii does share one key commonality with its predecessor, and that’s a final section that handily outshines the rest of the adventure.

During the first half of Khii, there’s a lot of build-up, and not a lot of understanding.

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

It’s not how you start, but how you finish. In the case of High Voltage Software’s cheesy sci-fi shooter sequel for the Wii, Conduit 2, you can substitute “start” with “spend ninety-nine percent of the game”, and this axiom still rings true. Why? Because despite a lackluster (though improved) experience fighting alien invaders across the globe while being annoyed by the disembodied voice of Kevin Sorbo now residing in your futuristic battle armor suit, Conduit 2 has an ending that totally nails the utterly ridiculous SyFy Channel nature of its up until then boring, cardboard story. I mean perfectly.

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

It’s rare when I see something so thoroughly misinterpreted by just about everyone. Maybe it’s because games don’t cover easily misinterpreted themes that often, or maybe it’s because the way games tackle certain subjects lends to one interpretation, even if the polar opposite was supposed to be read into it.

The latter is what I think happened to Red Dead Redemption. This game explores a number of themes. It’s a story of redemption, it’s a story of change, it’s a story about a clash of ideals, it deconstructs the western outlaw,...

With Curtain Call, we asked our team what some of their most memorable and satisfactory finales were in the realm of gaming, and these entries are the result. Please note that they may include a bevy of spoilers concerning the endings in question and the plots they pertain to. You’ve been warned!

One of the great epic RPGs of the previous generation, and perhaps of all time, Xenoblade Chronicles is a game that’s staggering in it’s length and depth. Boasting a massive campaign, two huge open worlds and an absurdly daunting 500 side quests to complete, Xenoblade establishes itself very quickly as a game that will require a sizable investment of time and effort for anyone ambitious enough to tackle it. With that in mind, this is a game that has a lot of pressure to deliver when it comes to the finale.

Centrally, Xenoblade‘s plot concerns...

Mystery thriller from Park Jung-bum wins pitching prize.Scroll down for full list of winners

In South Korea, the 7th Jeonju Project Market (Jpm) announced its winners with the Grand Prize for Feature Film Pitching going to Monk, a mystery thriller from Alive (2014) director Park Jung-bum. The ceremony took place May 3 and the market wrapped on Monday (May 4).

Compared to 56 business meetings last year, Jpm’s Jeonju Project Promotion (Jpp) this year hosted over 80 meetings for its 11 feature and documentary pitching projects with companies including Lotte Entertainment, Showbox/Mediaplex, Korea Telecom, Cine Guru, Finecut and M-line Distribution.

Jury members Won Dong-yun, head of Realize Pictures, Lee Sangyong, managing director at Waw Pictures and film director Jeong Yoon-chul awarded Monk unanimously and said: “The project has constructed high-quality drama and vivid characters, and the shocking twist that is revealed through the tug-of-war between truth and falsehoods is very impressive.”

The award comes with $10,000 (KW10m) from the Jeonju...

The next American Horror Story will be ‘Hotel’ and will star the trendy pop musician Lady Gaga…

As you probably guessed from the title of the article you just clicked on, Lady Gaga is set to star in American Horror Story’s latest instalment, dubbed American Horror Story: Hotel.

It couldn’t have come at a better time, in terms of audience good will, seeing as Lady Gaga won over a whole lot of film and TV fans with her performance at the 87th Academy Awards on Sunday night. Her Sin City: A Dame To Kill For appearance helped her geek credibility levels, too.

Little else is known of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s next season of American Horror Story, but we can assume that the levels of hotel-themed horror will be a little worse than a lack of fried bread on the breakfast menu.

As is expected from the secretive show,...

Silent Witness - BBC One, 9pm

The Silent Witness team tackle the Russian mafia in the conclusion of their latest two-part investigation.

A woman is found dead in Maksim Bazhanov (Dragan Micanovic)'s apartment, with Nikki (Emilia Fox) and Jack (David Caves) trying to solve the mystery of the murder and find the missing Russian.

Celebrity Big Brother: Live Eviction - Channel 5, 9pm

It's been the most explosive series of CBB yet, but following Perez's staged walkout, who will be the next celeb to leave the house for real?

As ever, Emma Willis will be hosting and on hand to chat with the latest evictee - and Perez will be told what the viewers have decided to do with him as he returns to the house. Does eternal nomination or a free pass to the final await the divisive showbiz blogger?

The 100 - E4, 9pm

In tonight's instalment of the sci-fi series,...

American Horror Story Freak Show concludes with one of the season's better episodes, and - what else? - a grisly murder spree...

This review contains spoilers.

4.13 Curtain Call

The one thing you can say about this season of American Horror Story as a whole is that it doesn't lack teeth. There have been a lot of crazy things that happened this season with plenty of graphic violence, torture, serial killers, weird sex stuff... you know, the standard American Horror Story staples, just turned up to 11 with the addition of killer clowns, human oddities, and cover songs. With the end of this season of Ahs comes the end of a whole lot of characters we've spent time with this season in shockingly graphic, straightforward manner courtesy of one Dandy Mott.

At first, it looks like the more things change, the more they stay the same. Dandy has taken over, and he's got deep pockets.

American Horror Story: Freak Show, Season 4, Episode 13: “Curtain Call”

Written by John J. Gray

Directed by Bradley Buecker

Airs Wednesdays at 10pm Et on FX

Of course Freak Show would end this way. It makes perfect sense that a season that’s never been totally willing to invest in a particular character as a hero or a villain figure would be brought to its conclusion by someone who the audience had known previously through just a two episode mini-arc in the season’s first half. Freak Show has flirted with protagonists (Jimmy, Bette and Dot, etc.) and antagonists (Twisty, Stanley, Dandy, etc.), some better and some worse, but none of them have fit particularly well in the roles they appeared to be slotted for. Accordingly, the death of an entertaining but emotionally inconsequential character (Elsa) at the hands of an even less important character (Edward Mordrake) seems to...

Though Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call launched for the 3Ds in North America last September, Square Enix has continued to periodically support the rhythm-based spinoff by releasing additional songs as downloadable add-ons. The latest batch of tracks arriving in Japan this week, and presumably in North America soon after, are a bit of a departure, though, as only one of the 6 songs comes from a Final Fantasy game. The others come from Square Enix’s own Romancing SaGa 3, the DS cult hit The World Ends With You, and the classic Super Nintendo game Chrono Trigger.

The full tracklist can be seen below, and a Japanese preview video showing snippets of each song can be viewed above.

[Bms] Liberi Fatali (Final Fantasy VIII) [Bms] The Last Battle (Romancing SaGa 3) [Bms] World Revolution (Chrono Trigger) [Fms] Wind Scene (Chrono Trigger) [Bms] Twister (The World Ends With You) [Fms] Calling (The World Ends With You)

We will continue to...

American Horror Story: Freak Show‘s “Curtain Call” begins with Paul (Mat Fraser), Penny (Grace Gummer) and Barbara (Chrissy Metz) hanging up banners for the final show that will star Dandy (Finn Witrock). ‘American Horror Story: Freak Show’ Recap Inside the main tent, Dandy is preparing for his new act. When the trio arrive back at the […]

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Ok folks, season finale time. Ready? Everyone dies. No, seriously. Everyone dies. Dandy treats the freaks like shit, and Paul finally stands up for them. How does Dandy respond? By shooting all the freaks. He marches through the carnival and shoots, in order: Paul, Penny, Toulouse, Suzi, a few unnamed carnies, and Barbara. He seeks…

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It’s over. American Horror Story: Freak Show aired its final episode last night, and with it we say goodbye to Elsa Mars and her Cabinet of Curiosities. It’s been a bizarre season, to say the least. From Dandy’s psychotic tendencies to Chester (Neil Patrick Harris) and his creepy doll, Freak Show definitely wasn’t short of thrills. As for the finale? Well, there was a lot of death.

Dandy massacred everyone while Edward Mordrake returned to fuck shit up. We weren’t prepared for all of the killing that went down, so let’s break down the highlights from last night’s episode, appropriately titled “Curtain Call.”

The freaks quit on Dandy, so he literally shoots them all.

Dandy is now the owner of Elsa’s Cabinet of Curiosities, and his first order of business is to have the freaks hang up a giant banner advertising...

It’s over. American Horror Story: Freak Show aired its final episode last night, and with it we say goodbye to Elsa Mars and her Cabinet of Curiosities. It’s been a bizarre season, to say the least. From Dandy’s psychotic tendencies to Chester (Neil Patrick Harris) and his creepy doll, Freak Show definitely wasn’t short of thrills. As for the finale? Well, there was a lot of death.

Dandy massacred everyone while Edward Mordrake returned to fuck shit up. We weren’t prepared for all of the killing that went down, so let’s break down the highlights from last night’s episode, appropriately titled “Curtain Call.”

The freaks quit on Dandy, so he literally shoots them all.

Dandy is now the owner of Elsa’s Cabinet of Curiosities, and his first order of business is to have the freaks hang up a giant banner advertising...

With a high body count and plenty of violence, Ryan Murphy’s FX horror anthology bids farewell to the 1950s Carnival of Curiosities

(Spoiler alert: Do not read on if you have not yet seen the season finale of “American Horror Story: Freak Show” entitled “Curtain Call.”)

It was the end of the journey for the “freaks” of Jessica Lange‘s Carnival of Curiosities. The 1950s-set fourth season of Ryan Murphy‘s ongoing FX horror anthology came to a bloody end Wednesday night, offering a comeuppance for its darker characters and a rare moment of triumph for a few...

As “Curtain Call” brought American Horror Story: Freak Show to a close, Dandy at last made his stage “debut,” and Elsa arrived in the one place in the world that might actually be weirder than her own Cabinet of Curiosities: Hollywood.

Here’s how it all fell apart and came together.

The Beginning Of The End | As the finale kicked off, Dandy was pitching a fit over the fact that, just like Penny predicted, audiences weren’t lining up to see a “rich Nancy sing show tunes.” And, in no time, he’d become so intolerable that he’d been decked by Amazon Eve,...

Derbyites, it's time to play armchair Emmy consultant for Sarah Paulson ("American Horror Story: Freak Show") and help her finally win an Emmy for the popular miniseries. For her dual roles as Bette and Dot Tattler, should FX submit Paulson in the Emmy race for Best Supporting Actress (as she was for "Asylum") or for Best Lead Actress (as she was for "Coven")? Vote in our new poll below. Do You think you can predict which characters will die in Wednesday's season finale? Then be sure to play our "Ahs: Freak Show" prediction contest. It's fun and easy! The user with the top score will earn a $100 Amazon gift certificate and join Gold Derby's Hall of Fame. -Break- 6 best deaths so far on 'American Horror Story: Freak Show': Who's next? The finale of "Ahs: Freak Show," titled "Curtain Call," airs Wednesday night on FX, which means you have until 4 p.

Is Elsa's (Jessica Lange) time in the spotlight about to flame out? Will fan-favorite Dandy (Finn Wittrock) finally get what's coming to him? Our exclusive racetrack odds predict that there will be a bloodbath in the "American Horror Story: Freak Show" season finale, with several characters receiving high odds of dying. Scroll down to see the current breakdown of predicted deaths. Do You think you can predict who'll meet the grim reaper next? Then cast your votes in our exclusive "Ahs: Freak Show" prediction contest. It's fun and easy! The user with the top score will earn a $100 Amazon gift certificate and join Gold Derby's Hall of Fame. -Break- 6 best deaths so far on 'American Horror Story: Freak Show': Who's next? The finale of "Ahs: Freak Show," titled "Curtain Call," airs Wednesday night on FX, which means you have until 4 p.m. Pt that day to make your predictions.

The season finale of “American Horror Story: Freak Show” arrives next week in the form of Episode 4.13, “Curtain Call,” and we have a couple of stills plus the ep’s preview to share. We’ve enjoyed the “Freak Show” overall, but… Continue Reading →

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Recently, FX released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "American Horror Story: Freak Show" season finale episode 13 of season 4. The episode is entitled, "Curtain Call," and it turns out that we're going to see some very drama-filled action as new management gets a handful of resistance from the freaks. Elsa is spotted, long gone in Tinseltown, and more! In the new, 13th episode press release: The Freaks will rebel against new management. Dandy is going to prepare for his debut performance. Elsa is going to arrive in Tinseltown. The episode was written by John J. Gray, and it was directed by Bradley Buecker. The season finale episode 13 is set to air on Wednesday night, January 21st at 9pm central time on FX.

Pretty Little Liars is back, and the stakes have never been higher. Since the second half of Season 5 premiered this week, fans have been taking over Twitter with their theories. Is Ali guilty? Where's Mona's body? And are Spencer, Aria, Emily and Hanna finally free? (Based on that festive-turned-frightening fireworks display, we're gonna go with "no.") People spoke with Pll executive producer Joseph Doughtery, who co-wrote Tuesday's episode, about what viewers can expect for the rest of the season, which online theories are worth considering and what exactly is up with those on-screen hashtags. The winter premiere was pretty explosive: Spencer cleared her name,...