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Crank up the Harry Nilsson: Russian Doll‘s time loop is ready to start up again… and a Schitt’s Creek favorite is jumping in.

Emmy winner Annie Murphy is joining the cast of the Natasha Lyonne-starring Netflix comedy for Season 2, TVLine has learned exclusively. No details are available yet for her character, but we can also report that production on Russian Doll‘s second season officially got underway just last week.

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If you've ever wondered what would happen if a sitcom wife finally snapped on her obnoxious, bumbling husband, Annie Murphy is happy to show you. In AMC's new metadrama, the Emmy-winning Schitt's Creek actress plays Allison - the exasperated wife of Kevin McRoberts - who is tired of playing the role of the perfectly meek housewife. Playing off the tried-and-true formula used by beloved shows like Kevin Can Wait, the series switches between the old-school multicam format to the more dramatic single-camera lens to show the contrast between Allison's sitcom and real-life views.

But it's not a show within a show - a scene where Allison cuts her hand in the trailer highlights how everything is happening in real time. Viewers are just seeing the Massachusetts housewife through two different lenses. There's the brightly colored, laugh-tracked view when Kevin is his "loveable" self and subjecting his wife and their life to various humiliations and,...

Jules is struggling with many emotions.

Euphoria Season 1 Episode 10 sent the beloved character to a therapist, and it offered a much-needed deep-dive into her mind.

Let's just say the six months at the new school, her relationship with Rue, and being tormented by Nate completely changed her outlook on life. Still, there were more reasons behind her decision to skip town on Euphoria Season 1 Episode 8.

What worked really well was how the blanks were filled in behind some of her actions throughout the first eight episodes.

I don't know whether her mother's return and relapse ahead of Halloween was always the plan or if it was added in an attempt to make these Covid-produced episodes more shocking, but it successfully illustrated the pain and suffering Jules is going through.

Now that we know her mother was in recovery, it's much easier to see why she needed to step away from Rue.

(Warning: This post contains spoilers for the “Euphoria” special “F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob.”)

HBO’s second “Euphoria” special premieres Sunday, but for fans who have an HBO Max subscription, the story was revealed Friday with the streaming service’s early launch of the episode, “F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob.”

And it’s during this installment that we find out Jules’ (Hunter Schafer) side of the story after the first “Euphoria” special revealed what Rue (Zendaya) has been going through since the Season 1 finale saw the girls’ plan to run away together fall apart when Rue bailed and Jules left without her.

Part 2 of “Euphoria” standalone episodes picks up with Jules in a therapy session on Christmas, her first session with this new therapist whom her father has forced her to see because of her behavior. Jules is not happy to be there,...

Exclusive: Producer Mike Medavoy’s Phoenix Pictures has picked up the rights to the international best-selling book series F*ck Feelings for television. The irreverent, comedic, and at times profane self-help book, written by father-daughter writing duo Michael and Sarah Bennett, is followed up by the spiritual sequel F*ck Love.

Billed as “One Shrink’s Advice for Managing All Life’s Impossible Problems”, core philosophy of F*ck Feelings espouses less dream-actualization and more realistic goals and feasible results. The elder Bennett is a Harvard-educated psychiatrist and an American Psychiatric Association distinguished fellow. His daughter Sarah wrote sketch comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade in New York.

The TV series will follow a family of mental health professionals acclimating to the ravages of public institutions after a cushy career in private practice.

Producing along with Medavoy is Phoenix Pictures’ Michael Lee Peterson, and Berta Treitl of Renaissance Literary and Talent.

It goes without saying that, for just about everyone, 2020 was a no-good, very-bad year. But for a handful of artists, it was, numbers-wise, actually a very good year indeed – the year they rose from obscurity to stardom, all without leaving their homes.

But who had the best year? We can get a good idea by looking at who had the biggest growth in audio streams from January through November compared to 2019, the same methodology that powers Rolling Stone’s monthly Breakthrough 25 Chart. These are some of the artists who saw...

It's been a wild roller coaster of a year, but the one thing we've been able to count on is an abundance of great music releases. And now, the 2021 Grammy Awards nominations have arrived, and we're celebrating artists like Fiona Apple, Brittany Howard, Grace Potter, and more! The nominees were announced on Nov. 24 by four-time Grammy winner Pepe Aguilar, Yemi Alade, Nicola Benedetti, Lauren Daigle, Mickey Guyton, Imogen Heap, Dua Lipa, Gayle King, and The Talk host Sharon Osbourne.

Beyoncé reclaimed her place as most-nominated artist of the year with nine nominations, followed by Roddy Ricch, Dua Lipa, and Taylor Swift, who earned six nods each. Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes fame picked up five nods for her solo debut, with Megan Thee Stallion earning four for her Hot Girl Year. Check out the full list of nominations ahead, and get ready for music's biggest night, hosted by Trevor Noah,...

F is for Family Season 4 is coming soon to Netflix.

The animated sitcom, set in the U.S. suburbs in the 1970s, brandishes adult-themes that render it not quite fit for primetime network television. Yet, its driving force has been its central character, irascible family man and Korean War veteran, Frank Murphy, a La-z-Boy-riding bell-bottom-era bygone generational mouthpiece for the PC-pulverizing rants of comedian Bill Burr; a character who could be described as an animated amalgam of Archie Bunker and Al Bundy.

Burr co-created F is for Family with Michael Price, a writer and co-executive producer on Fox’s The Simpsons and Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles and Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales. Along with the creative duo, the show’s array of executive producers consists of Vince Vaughn, Peter Billingsley, Katie O’Connell, Elisa Todd Ellis, Sidonie Dumas and Christophe Riandee.

Joining raucous ranter Burr on the series...

There are a lot of true-crime documentaries on Hulu, Netflix and HBO right now. Click through the gallery to find your next binge-worthy doc.

“The Keepers” (Netflix)

Ryan White’s documentary series debuted in 2017, and explores murder of Sister Catherine Cesnik, who disappeared in November 1969 and whose body was discovered in January of 1970. The documentary investigates whether Father Joseph Maskell had Sister Cathy killed because she was about to expose him and others for sexual abusing teenage students at Archbishop Keough High School.

“Abducted in Plain Sight” (Netflix)

In maybe one of the craziest stories ever, Jane Broberg is kidnapped by her neighbor, a family friend, on two separate occasions, and how he was able to infiltrate a family.

“The Staircase” (Netflix)

“The Staircase” follows the trial of Michael Peterson in the case after he reported in December 2001 that his wife had fallen down the stairs and died. However, there...

Sony’s “Bad Boys for Life” will take the No. 1 spot at the box office for a second weekend, earning an estimated $33.6 million to bring its total to $120 million after 10 days.

The Will Smith/Martin Lawrence threequel is doing what movie theater execs hoped: help support the box office through a late January period that historically has been a slow period. It is getting help from Universal’s “1917,” which will become the fourth Best Picture nominee in the 2020 Oscar race to cross $100 million with $15.8 million in its third wide weekend.

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Fresh off wins at the Directors’ Guild Awards and American Society of Cinematographers Awards that have built its status as the top Oscar frontrunner, “1917” now has a domestic total of $103 million and a global total of $200 million with two weeks to go until the Academy Awards.

Writer Jackie van Beek and director Armagan Ballantyne, who will collaborate on ‘Nude Tuesday’.

Two feature films, one from Robert Connolly and the other a Kiwi-Aussie co-pro penned by The Breaker Upperers’ Jackie van Beek; a ABC TV comedy from Closer Productions; and two online projects are the latest recipients of $3.5 million worth of production funding from Screen Australia.

Connolly, writer/director of box office hit Paper Planes, will return to Western Australia to shoot a feature film adaptation of Tim Winton’s acclaimed novel Blueback, while Nz’s Firefly Productions will join forces with Good Thing Productions to create absurdist dramedy feature Nude Tuesday, directed by Armagan Ballantyne. Erik Thomson teams up with Adelaide’s Closer Productions to produce Yes, Chef! for the ABC, following a notorious celebrity chef who is forced to flee to his hometown in the Adelaide Hills.

Screen Australia head of content Sally Caplan said:...

Hell Den―a new animated series from Shout! Studios, DrinkTV, and Dr. God―is a six-part series that follows a young boy named Andrew, the fifth horseman of the apocalypse named Kenneth, a mutant cyborg named Bet-c, an alien named Fleek, and a giant in the midst of an apocalypse. Hell Den is now available to stream on DrinkTV.

"DrinkTV, in conjunction with Shout! Studios and Dr. God, is announcing a new show airing exclusively on the streaming platform. Hell Den is an animated series that mixes original animation and re-dubbed cartoons in a deliciously warped and hilarious brew of social satire, musical parody, and good ol’ fashioned absurdist humor. Hell Den is a new take on old cartoons with commentary by an odd group of world-obliterating drinking buddies, one 12-year-old kid, and fun guest voices. Take a shot of Robot Chicken, add a splash of Beavis and Butthead, and...

The first trailer has been released for the upcoming post-apocalyptic animated comedy series Hell Den. The series is said to be a mix of shows that include Robot Chicken, Beavis and Butthead, and Mystery Science Theater 3000.

The show centers around a 12-year-old boy named Andrew who is one of the few left in a post-uber-apocalypse world and Andrew’s house has electricity, a Vcr, and a full liquor cabinet. Because of this, his place becomes home base for a variety of weird and wild characters in this crazy world.

Hell Den mixes original animation and re-dubbed cartoons to create a blend of social satire, musical parody, and absurdist humor. The series will pay homage to classic old cartoon and will feature original commentary. It actually looks like a fun series that I’d enjoy watching, I just don’t want to sign up for another streaming service to watch it.

There’s a crazy and fun sounding new animated series in development that you might want to know about called Hell Den. The series comes from Shout! Studios and Dr. God and is coming to a streaming service called DrinkTV.

The series is described as being a mix of shows that include Robot Chicken, Beavis and Butthead, and and Mystery Science Theater 3000. The series centers around a 12-year-old boy named Andrew who is one of the few left in a post-uber-apocalypse world and Andrew’s house has electricity, a Vcr, and a full liquor cabinet. Because of this, his place becomes home base for a variety of unique characters in this crazy world.

Hell Den mixes original animation and re-dubbed cartoons to create a blend of social satire, musical parody, and absurdist humor. The series will pay homage to classic old cartoon and will feature original commentary. Here’s...

Joseph Baxter Oct 3, 2019

Fact-based drama Richard Jewell is Clint Eastwood’s next news-story-inspired directorial effort.

Clint Eastwood may be pushing 90 years old (he turned 89 on May 31), but he’s still got plenty of creative fuel in his proverbial tank; a notion supported by his next directorial effort, Richard Jewell (formerly The Ballad of Richard Jewell), which will focus on the security guard wrongfully accused of attempting to bomb a town square near the 1996 Olympic Games.

Indeed, the onscreen legend and Oscar-winning director, Eastwood, occupied the director’s chair for the Disney/Fox fact-based drama. The film, based on an article of the same name from Vanity Fair, had Eastwood working off a script by Billy Ray, who worked on action-horror film Overlord, Tom Hanks-headlined Captain Phillips, film franchise launcher The Hunger Games and served as writer and credited creator of (now-canceled) Amazon series The Last Tycoon.

Richard Jewell is...

I spy an Lgbtq breakthrough at Netflix. The streamer has given a 10-episode series order to Q-Force, an adult-themed animated comedy centered on a gay James Bond-esque secret agent, TVLine has learned.

From uberproducer Mike Schur (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Good Place) and actor-producer Sean Hayes (Will & Grace), the half-hour project is “about a handsome secret agent and his team of fellow Lgbtq superspies. Constantly underestimated by their colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional (and personal) adventures,” per the official logline.

Rumor has it Hayes will voice the lead character,...

David Fincher and “Deadpool” director Tim Miller are teaming up to create an anthology of animated shorts for Netflix, titled “Love, Death & Robots.”

The series will be a collection of 18 animated short stories in genres including science fiction, horror and comedy. Fincher and Miller will executive produce along with Jennifer Miller and Josh Donen. Each episode will be between 5 and 15 minutes long and feature both traditional 2D and photo-real 3D CGI animation.

“‘Love, Death & Robots’ is my dream project, it combines my love of animation and amazing stories. Midnight movies, comics, books and magazines of fantastic fiction have inspired me for decades, but they were relegated to the fringe culture of geeks and nerds of which I was a part,” Miller said. “I’m so f—ing excited that the creative landscape has finally changed enough for adult-themed animation to become part of a larger cultural conversation.”

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What's new with the Murphys? Netflix just announced season three of F is for Family will premiere in November.

From Bill Burr and Michael Price, the animated comedy takes place in the 1970s and focuses on the Murphys, an Irish-American family living in a Pennsylvania suburb. The voice cast includes Burr, Laura Dern, Justin Long, Debi Derryberry, Sam Rockwell, Haley Reinhart, Mo Collins, and Trevor Devall.

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Former Paramount Television president Amy Powell has denied making racially insensitive comments that led to her being fired from the studio today after a 14-year run.

Paramount Pictures chairman Jim Gianopulos told studio staffers in a memo that Powell was terminated Thursday after complaints from other employees sparked an investigation into her remarks. Powell’s remarks were made last week in what the studio described as “a professional setting.”

A source with knowledge of the situation characterized her comments as racially charged in nature and related to Paramount Television’s adaptation of the 1996 comedy “First Wives Club” as a series for Paramount Network.

“Having spent the past several days conducting a thorough investigation into this matter and speaking to those who were present, our Human Resources and Legal teams came to the same conclusion, and we have made the decision to terminate Amy’s employment, effective immediately,” Gianopulos wrote. “While...

With “Everything Is Love,” the three-season musical miniseries about Beyonce and Jay-z — a.k.a. the Carters — reaches a happy ending. It’s both a completion — of the marriage trilogy that began with Beyonce’s 2016 album “Lemonade” and her widely discussed accounts of Jay’s infidelity — and a continuation, with his tales of contrition on last summer’s “4:44.”

As with such a triumphant denouement, everything about this long-rumored tag-team album from America’s first couple, which arrived with little warning on Saturday afternoon, speaks to marital unity, equality, fairness, forgiveness and redemption. It’s officially credited to “The Carters,” which may include their children, who are mentioned in many of the songs. Eldest Blue Ivy even shouts out to her younger twin siblings, Rumi and Sir, between tracks.

That message of familial parity carries over to the way the two share the spotlight. Their participation in the visuals, the...

Cannes Classics 2018’s opening nighter is Irish filmmaker Mark Cousins’ intimate documentary “The Eyes of Orson Welles,” which was invited to Cannes before Netflix pulled its own two Welles entries, the completed “The Other Side of the Wind” and Morgan Neville’s accompanying Welles documentary “They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead.”

Cousins (“The Story of Film: An Odyssey”) narrates his charming love letter to the late Welles, which is the first original film backed by the Filmstruck and TCM partnership (as well as the BBC and other funders), and is for sale to Cannes buyers.

“I’m interested in a more personal voice,” he said in a phone interview from Scotland, “in what happens when you look someone in the eye, as it were, and address them directly. It’s a more intimate and emotional language.”

He first adopted letter-writing on “Eisenstein and Lawrence,” his 2016 documentary short about...

Cannes Classics 2018’s opening nighter is Irish filmmaker Mark Cousins’ intimate documentary “The Eyes of Orson Welles,” which was invited to Cannes before Netflix pulled its own two Welles entries, the completed “The Other Side of the Wind” and Morgan Neville’s accompanying Welles documentary “They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead.”

Cousins (“The Story of Film: An Odyssey”) narrates his charming love letter to the late Welles, which is the first original film backed by the Filmstruck and TCM partnership (as well as the BBC and other funders), and is for sale to Cannes buyers.

“I’m interested in a more personal voice,” he said in a phone interview from Scotland, “in what happens when you look someone in the eye, as it were, and address them directly. It’s a more intimate and emotional language.”

He first adopted letter-writing on “Eisenstein and Lawrence,” his 2016 documentary short about...

Netflix has given a series order to adult animated comedy “Paradise, P.D.”

The half-hour program received a 10-episode order for its first season, which is scheduled to premiere later this year. Hailing from “Brickleberry” creators Waco O’Guin and Roger Black, “Paradise, P.D.” is a comedic take on a small-town police department where the cops are comically bad at their jobs. The series is produced by Odenkirk Provissiero Entertainment and Bento Box Animation for Netflix.

The voice cast includes Dana Snyder (“Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” “Squidbillies”); Cedric Yarbrough (“Speechless”); Dave Herman (“Brickleberry,” “Bob’s Burgers”); Tom Kenny (“Spongebob Squarepants”); Sarah Chalke (“Roseanne,” “Scrubs,” “Rick & Morty”); Kyle Kinane (“The Standups”); and Dana Snyder (“Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” “Squidbillies”).

“Brickleberry,” also from O’Guin and Black, aired on Comedy Central from 2012 to 2015.

“Paradise, P.D.” adds to a growing adult-oriented animation slate at Netflix, which already boasts series such as “Big Mouth,...

Netflix continues its push in adult animation with Paradise, P.D.. The Internet network has given a 10-episode order to the new adult animated comedy series from Brickleberry creators Waco O’Guin and Roger Black.

Created by O’Guin and Black, Paradise P.D. takes on a small-town police department. They’re bad cops. Not bad like no nonsense. Not bad like cool. Bad like shitty.

The series, which will premiere later this year, is produced by Odenkirk Provissiero Entertainment and Bento Box Animation.

The voice cast includes (characters left to right in the group image above):

Stanley Hopson/Dusty Marlow: Dana Snyder (Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Squidbillies)

Gerald Fitzgerald: Cedric Yarbrough (Speechless)

Kevin Crawford: Dave Herman (Brickleberry, Bob’s Burgers)

Chief Randall Crawford: Tom Kenny (Spongebob Squarepants)

Gina Jabowski: Sarah Chalke (Roseanne, Scrubs, Rick & Morty)

Bullet (dog): Kyle Kinane (The Standups)

Netflix’s slate...

Deadpool fans will have the opportunity to win some unique “movie marketing memorabilia” and help a good cause. Deadpool is partnering with Omaze and F— Cancer to raise money for the organization.

“You may be wondering ‘Why the pink suit?'” Deadpool says in a video announcement. “Well, so the world can see I have a big old heart-on. That’s heart with a T — for my new favorite color, pink.”

The Merc with a Mouth goes on to explain that he’s auctioning off “the very suit off [his] back” to raise some “serious cash” for a cause very close to his heart, “cancer.”

“What you do from there is limited only by your imagination…Does it become a colorful addition to your S&M dungeon?” Deadpool queries.

Fans can enter to win for $10.

“Deadpool 2,” starring Ryan Reynolds, premieres May 18. The following synopsis was given to press: After surviving a near fatal bovine attack,...

In a year in which one man's Twitter account became the world's barometer of international crisis, it can be difficult to find things upon which we can all agree. However, here's one truth that seems irrefutable across party lines: Laura Dern makes everything better. Whether it's her broad comedy in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, her refashioning of an iconic character in Twin Peaks: The Return, or her award-winning work on Big Little Lies, her year was as varied as it was memorable. And that's not even including the fact that she...

David Ayer knows a thing or two about getting extremely negative reviews after the critical bashing “Suicide Squad” received, so it’s no wonder he’s choosing to remain optimistic in the face of an equally-grueling reaction to his latest movie, the Netflix tentpole “Bright.” After IndieWire’s David Ehrlich gave the movie an “F” review, calling it the single worst movie of 2017, Ayer responded positively on Twitter.

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“This is going on my fridge. Highest compliment is a strong reaction either way,” Ayer wrote about the highly critical review. “This is a fucking epic review. It’s a big fun movie…Every movie is a labor of love for me. I’ve never chased the audience, and I know my work can be polarizing. I’ve lived a crazy [life] and I guess my movies reflect that.”

This is going on my fridge.

Stars: Sarah Wayne Callies, Jeremy Sisto, Sofia Rosinsky, Suchitra Pillai, Jax Malcolm, Javier Botet, Logan Creran | Written by Johannes Roberts, Ernest Riera | Directed by Johannes Roberts

Dammit Johannes Roberts, why did you have to disappoint so? I absolutely Adore his 2010 film F (aka The Expelled) and – even though its a Noel Clarke film - Storage 24 wasn’t that bad either. So hearing that Roberts had the chance to helm a studio movie, a horror at that, set in India with its vast religious culture and strange chaotic lifestyle, And produced by Alexandre Aja… It’s safe to say I was excited for The Other Side of the Door. Even more so after Sarah Wayne Callies was cast in the lead – I’m a huge fan of hers, ever since the Prison Break days. So what went wrong?

Grieving over the tragic loss of their son Oliver in India (shown in the films one effective,...

Exclusive: ICM Partners has signed British actress and singer Eliza Bennett. The 22-year-old performer is best known for her role opposite Helen Mirren and Paul Bettany in New Line’s Inkheart; she’ll next appear opposite James D’Arcy on the upcoming second season of ITV crime drama Broadchurch, and also currently stars on the fifth season of Cinemax’s action series Strike Back. Bennett got her screen start in 2004’s The Prince and Me and followed with turns in Nanny McPhee, From Time to Time, Perfect Life, and horror pics The Expelled and Roadkill. Upcoming films include a turn in Derrick Borte’s indie thriller H8TRZ with Abigail Spencer and Jeremy Sisto, which ICM is repping. Bennett, who recently hit the West End stage in geek musical Loserville, is also repped by Independent in the UK and manager Melanie Greene.

The Expelled formally know as F will be released on DVD July 9 2013 from Screen Media. This fill is about a group of teachers must defend themselves from a gang of murderous kids when their school comes under siege after hours. The film is directed and written by Johannes Roberts and stars David Schofield Eliza Bennett and Ruth Gemmell. Synopsis Trapped by a mysterious hooded gang a group of teachers and students find themselves locked inside a high school after hours. They must defend themselves as the murderous vigilantes hunt them down onebyone. A bloodsoaked tale The Expelled is a test of wills for those pushed to their limits full of scares and thrilling action.

David Schofield as Robert Anderson in F is a film from Black Robe productions, which recently had a World Premiere at London's Frightfest (August 27th); now, the film is releasing a trailer. In this short clip, youths terrorize an English teacher for fun, while killing many of the other students in a UK based school. The title F would seem to hint at a failing grade and some kids need to learn how to take a little more criticism. The trailer for the film is inside, courtesy of Twitch Films and a synopsis is available here, from Black Robe Productions.

The synopsis for F here:

"F is set in a sprawling U.K. comprehensive school, after lessons have finished for the day. It tells the story of Robert Anderson, a burned-out world-weary English teacher, a man who has to face his most terrifying demons. The school comes under relentless attack...

F

Stars: David Schofield, Eliza Bennett, Ruth Gemmell, Juliet Aubrey, Finlay Robertson, Roxanne McKee | Written and Directed by Johannes Roberts

Take one part Assault on Precinct 13 (or even Rio Bravo), add a dash of “hoodie horror”, and a ripped from the headlines “teachers not safe in schools”, then add a score that screams John Carpenter with a hint of Goblin and you have F.

Viciously attacked by a pupil in the past English teacher Robert Anderson was devastated when the governing board refused to back his lawsuit to avoid bad publicity and scandal. Now a burned-out, world-weary alcoholic trying to reconnect with his daughter, Anderson must finally face his most terrifying demons. For the school comes under relentless attack from a faceless threat intent on causing maximum mayhem. Alone Anderson must battle brutal bloodthirsty killers, and his deepest fears, in a desperate battle for the survival of those he holds most dear.

Deadline discovered today that Optimum, the UK distribution arm of Studio Canal, is set to acquire Johannes Roberts' low-budget horror movie F (first announced here on Bloody Disgusting), and plans to release the shocker this autumn. From the director of Forest of the Damned, the pic follows a group of teachers who must defend themselves from a gang of murderous kids when their school comes under siege after hours. Inside you'll find an extremely bloody image, along with to more from the film starring David Schofield, Eliza Bennett and Ruth Gemmell. "The hoods themselves are played by Parkour specialists - the stuff they do is crazy, darting around up in the rafters in the dark amongst the empty classrooms and corridors - it's really freaky stuff. The other teachers are played by Emma Cleasby (Dog Soldiers) Ruth Gemmell (Fever Pitch), Juliet Aubrey (Constant Gardener, Primeval), Roxanne Mckee (Hollyoaks)."...