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- Twix’s sponsorship of a Halloween-themed episode of Hulu’s “Bite Size Halloween” series is spawning outrage online from conservatives who are scared of the spot’s inclusive message. The video has mistakenly been confused as a commercial but is only a short clip from the episode.
(Bil Browning, LGBTQ Nation, US, October 29, 2021)- YouTube Video
- Twix’s sponsorship of a Halloween-themed episode of Hulu’s “Bite Size Halloween” series is spawning outrage online from conservatives who are scared of the spot’s inclusive message. The video has mistakenly been confused as a commercial but is only a short clip from the episode.
- Netflix’s show (available October 22) about teens fighting demons with magical keys is back, but Locke and Key’s second season makes some big changes. The pace is faster, the tone is darker, and with that, it loses some of the magic that made the show so interesting in the first place.
(Andrew Webster, The Verge, US, October 21, 2021)
- Netflix’s show (available October 22) about teens fighting demons with magical keys is back, but Locke and Key’s second season makes some big changes. The pace is faster, the tone is darker, and with that, it loses some of the magic that made the show so interesting in the first place.
- Netflix has confirmed the third and final season of Lost In Space will release December 1. The modern reimagining of the classic 1960s sci-fi series, set 30 years in the future, follows the Robinson family who have been selected to help colonise space. When they’re ripped off course however from an accident, they’re forced to work together to survive in an alien environment far from their original destination.
(Adam Starkey, NME, US, October 8, 2021)
- Netflix has confirmed the third and final season of Lost In Space will release December 1. The modern reimagining of the classic 1960s sci-fi series, set 30 years in the future, follows the Robinson family who have been selected to help colonise space. When they’re ripped off course however from an accident, they’re forced to work together to survive in an alien environment far from their original destination.
- The long promotional campaign for “Stranger Things” Season 4 added a harrowing new wrinkle on Saturday with a first look at the “Creel House” — i.e. the home of new character Victor Creel, played by 1980s horror icon Robert Englund (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”). Creel has been imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital since his family was violently murdered in the 1950s, which Creel blamed on a vengeful demon.
(Adam B. Vary, Variety, US, September 25, 2021)
- The long promotional campaign for “Stranger Things” Season 4 added a harrowing new wrinkle on Saturday with a first look at the “Creel House” — i.e. the home of new character Victor Creel, played by 1980s horror icon Robert Englund (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”). Creel has been imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital since his family was violently murdered in the 1950s, which Creel blamed on a vengeful demon.
- “Sweet Tooth” has been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix, Variety has learned. The second season will consist of eight, one-hour episodes. News of the renewal comes just under two months after the debut of the first season, which dropped on June 4.
(Joe Otterson , Variety, US, July 29, 2021)
- “Sweet Tooth” has been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix, Variety has learned. The second season will consist of eight, one-hour episodes. News of the renewal comes just under two months after the debut of the first season, which dropped on June 4.
- From Gay-Teen Romance To Moving Forward In Life & Forgiveness: Chucky Has It All
(Mickey Keating, Instinct Magazine, US, November 18, 2021)
- From Gay-Teen Romance To Moving Forward In Life & Forgiveness: Chucky Has It All
- The acquisition encompasses all 18 titles in Rice’s long-running Vampire Chronicles and Mayfair Witches series of books. “Interview,” published in 1976, will be the first tome to be turned into a proper show. The first season will be comprised of 8-episodes to air on both AMC network and their exclusive AMC+ service next year.
(Kristen Lopez, IndieWire, US, June 24, 2021)
- The acquisition encompasses all 18 titles in Rice’s long-running Vampire Chronicles and Mayfair Witches series of books. “Interview,” published in 1976, will be the first tome to be turned into a proper show. The first season will be comprised of 8-episodes to air on both AMC network and their exclusive AMC+ service next year.
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