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Jessica Biel Set to Star in Paramount’s Vampire Series Adaptation of “Coffin Moon”

Jessica Biel and Michelle Purple’s Iron Ocean banner is teaming up with Paramount Television Studios to develop a series adaptation of Keith Rosson’s 2025 vampire novel Coffin Moon. The project is being developed under Iron Ocean’s first-look deal with the studio. Noah Harpster and Micah Fitzerman-Blue will adapt the book and serve as showrunners. Rosson will serve as a consulting producer. A Cold Revenge Story in 1970s Oregon Set against a brutal 1975 Oregon winter, the series centers on a Vietnam veteran and his adopted niece. They pursue revenge relentlessly. Their lives are shattered after a vampire murders their family. This puts them on a mission to hunt the creature down in a bleak, high-stakes battle for survival. Creative Forces and Previous Collaborations Showrunners Harpster and Fitzerman-Blue bring significant pedigree to the project. They previously delivered A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and created the Netflix limited series “Painkiller.” Coffin Moon also marks another ongoing effort between Paramount Television Studios and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Hell is Unleashed in Riverdale: Get Your Copy of the “Pyre Satanic” Archie in Hell #1 Variant

Oni Press has revealed the striking “Pyre Satanic” variant cover for Archie in Hell #1, illustrated by acclaimed artist Chloe Brailsford (Lobo, The Deadman), multiple Eisner Award nominee Patrick Horvath (Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees) and Russ Manning Award winner Tyler Crook (Out of Alcatraz, Harrow County). Arriving in comic shops on November 4, this high-octane launch marks a bold, sinister chapter for Riverdale’s iconic characters. Completing the Unholy Trinity Brailsford’s special open-order cover design connects directly with her previously revealed “Pyre Satanic” covers for Archie #1 and Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1. Together, they form an epic, interconnected visual set. Retailers and fans looking to secure this stunning piece must submit their orders by the Final Order Cut-Off on September 28. The cover will hit shelves alongside all previously announced variants on November 4. A Diabolical Ritual Gone Wrong The issue exposes a terrifying secret lurking beneath Riverdale’s wholesome surface. An ancient has spent a century preparing a human

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Jensen Ackles Faces Off with a Serial Killer in MGM+’s New Series “Rules of Prey”

Best known for playing Dean Winchester in “Supernatural” and the morally complex Soldier Boy in “The Boys,” Jensen Ackles has secured his next major television role. MGM+ has officially greenlit “Rules of Prey,” an eight-episode crime drama series based on John Sandford’s bestselling novel series. Production is currently underway in Toronto, with Bruce Terris serving as creator, showrunner, and executive producer alongside Ackles. A High-Stakes Psychological Battle The series focuses on Lucas Davenport. He’s a brilliant former Minneapolis police detective who has retreated from law enforcement. Known for his unconventional tactics and willingness to bypass standard procedures. Davenport is, however, drawn back into action when a serial killer begins committing murders that are designed to taunt him. As the body count rises, the investigation evolves into an intense psychological game between the detective and a killer operating on a twisted personal code. Literary Roots and Expanding Production Partnerships The show adapts the long-running Prey novel series by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

“Fallout” Leaked Season 3 Images Teases the Evolution of Walter Goggin’s Ghoul

Walton Goggins has officially stepped back into the irradiated skin of Cooper Howard, and a fresh set of leaks from “Fallout Season 3” offer an intriguing peek at his evolving Wasteland wardrobe. Fans spotted Goggins near the set sporting his signature prosthetic makeup, cattleman’s hat, and a blue button-down shirt. Stripped of his battered overcoat, the appearance sparked immediate debate over whether the Gunslinger is getting an upgraded ensemble or simply shedding heavy outerwear due to a desert heatwave. Reddit Notably, the weathered blue shirt strongly resembles an aged, 200-year-old iteration of the Sheriff costume Cooper wore to a children’s birthday party on the fateful day the bombs dropped in 2077. Further set photos showing a double riding a horse in pristine pre-apocalypse cowboy gear strongly suggest Season 3 will continue to delve into the Ghoul’s tragic past. @lucks_eterna/X Salt Lake Pitstops and Meta Wasteland Cinema Production recently took over the historic Fox Theatre in Pomona, California. It doubles as

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 20, 2026

‘Lollipop Chainsaw’ Is Getting a Live-Action Film Adaptation, Game and Animated Series

Lollipop Chainsaw fans have a massive wave of new media to anticipate. Alongside a newly confirmed video game sequel scheduled for 2027, the iconic action-horror franchise is officially heading to the big screen. The live-action feature film will be an R-rated action-comedy prequel. It focuses on the origins of the series’ famous cheerleader heroine, Juliet Starling. The Origins and History of the Franchise Released in 2012 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Lollipop Chainsaw grew out of a unique collaboration between legendary Japanese game designer Goichi Suda (Suda51), developer Grasshopper Manufacture, and filmmaker James Gunn. Gunn co-wrote the game’s script before directing Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. The game combined Suda51’s signature surreal style with Gunn’s sharp, B-movie comedy humor. The original game followed San Romero High School cheerleader Juliet Starling. She secretly comes from a family of zombie hunters. She battles undead hordes armed with a pink chainsaw and the severed, still-living head of her boyfriend, Nick. While

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Brad Pitt Returns for the Long-Awaited Sequel ‘WWZ II’

When the cinematic adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed novel World War Z hit theaters, it solidified its place as one of the highest-grossing yet most turbulent zombie films of the modern era. Now, after years of rumors, the sequel is finally on its way, Deadline reports. Over a decade after World War Z redefined the scale of apocalyptic cinema, the undead threat is rising once again. Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit World War Z II, bringing Hollywood icon Brad Pitt back to the front lines of the global pandemic. The long-gestating sequel promises to revisit a shattered world still learning to navigate the terrifying reality of mass extinction. It will expand on the international scope that made the original a worldwide box-office phenomenon and spawned multiple games. Navigating the Legacy of a Turbulent Franchise The original 2013 film proved both a massive box-office triumph and one of the most production-heavy blockbusters of the 21st century. Despite extensive reshoots, script overhauls,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

The Infamous Toxic Crusaders are Back in a Brand-New Comic Collection

This September, comic book lovers and environmental avengers alike can celebrate the grossest revival in animated history. Acclaimed Syracuse-based indie publisher AHOY Comics is officially unleashing the brand-new Toxic Crusaders trade paperback comic book collection. Spearheaded by The Nib founder and two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Matt Bors, behind his blistering revival of Troma Entertainment’s iconic Toxic Avenger in comics. He’s joined by breakthrough writing talent Tristan Wright. This graphic novel breathes wild new life into the beloved, slime-covered franchise. The Unlikely Evolution of an Exploitation Classic To truly appreciate the rebirth of the Toxic Crusaders, you have to look back at their bizarrely brilliant pop-culture origins. The characters originated in Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz’s legendary 1984 Troma cult classic, The Toxic Avenger. The original movie was an uncompromising, splatter-filled horror-comedy designed for midnight movie audiences. Then, in the 1990s, an unexpected miracle happened: Toxie was sanitized and reimagined as a superhero. Then, in 1991, the animated Toxic Crusaders television

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

FX Reveals Its Massive Star-Studded Cast for the “Far Cry” Series Adaptation

The upcoming “Far Cry“ television adaptation at FX continues to expand its massive, star-studded ensemble. Variety has confirmed that acclaimed actors Brendan Gleeson (The Banshees of Inisherin), Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Hamish Linklater (Midnight Mass), Sam Spruell (Alien: Earth), and Jamie Demetriou (The Afterparty) have officially signed on for the first season of the video game adaptation. These impressive new additions join series lead and co-creator Rob Mac, along with fellow co-stars Lizzy Caplan and Steve Buscemi. An Anthology Format Driven by Visionary Creators Creative powerhouses Noah Hawley and Rob Mac spearhead the adaptation. While specific storyline and character details remain under lock and key, reportedly the adaptation will echo the narrative of Ubisoft’s blockbuster game franchise. Operating as an anthology series, each season will introduce a completely new cast and a fresh location. It will also feature a unique high-stakes conflict, capturing the unpredictability and chaotic survival elements that defined the gaming phenomenon. A Powerhouse Production Team

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

Maika Monroe Returns to Horror with the Blood-Drenched Film ‘Victorian Psycho’

So, if there’s one thing modern horror fans know for certain, it’s that if Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off Longlegs, she returns to the genre in Victorian Psycho. The 19th-century-set film has an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She isn’t just a quiet teacher, though. She is a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century serial killer. A Masterclass Genre Ensemble Directed by Zachary Wigon (Sanctuary) and produced by Longlegs producer Dan Kagan, the period nightmare boasts an absolute powerhouse cast alongside Monroe. That includes Thomasin McKenzie (Last Night

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

Mike Flanagan Gives an Update on His Adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘The Mist’

Acclaimed horror auteur Mike Flanagan is preparing to plunge back into Stephen King’s terrifying literary universe. Fresh off his work on the high-profile “Carrie“ series for Prime Video, the director is actively developing a brand-new film adaptation of King’s 1980 novella, The Mist. In a recent conversation with Collider, Flanagan shared an exciting progress report on the project. He confirmed that script work is well underway and moving quickly. So, he revealed he was writing the screenplay on his flight to the interview. He plans to turn in the completed script around Halloween. “I’m writing it right now,” Flanagan tells the outlet. “I was working on it on the airplane here.” A Fresh Vision Unfolding From Page One Addressing skepticism surrounding a fresh take on the iconic story, Flanagan took to BlueSky to clarify his creative vision. He also set expectations for the upcoming film. F anagan assured readers his project is far from a simple retread of Frank Darabont’s

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 17, 2026

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Jessica Biel Set to Star in Paramount’s Vampire Series Adaptation of “Coffin Moon”

Jessica Biel and Michelle Purple’s Iron Ocean banner is teaming up with Paramount Television Studios to develop a series adaptation of Keith Rosson’s 2025 vampire novel Coffin Moon. The project is being developed under Iron Ocean’s first-look deal with the studio. Noah Harpster and Micah Fitzerman-Blue will adapt the book and serve as showrunners. Rosson will serve as a consulting producer. A Cold Revenge Story in 1970s Oregon Set against a brutal 1975 Oregon winter, the series centers on a Vietnam veteran and his adopted niece. They pursue revenge relentlessly. Their lives are shattered after a vampire murders their family. This puts them on a mission to hunt the creature down in a bleak, high-stakes battle for survival. Creative Forces and Previous Collaborations Showrunners Harpster and Fitzerman-Blue bring significant pedigree to the project. They previously delivered A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and created the Netflix limited series “Painkiller.” Coffin Moon also marks another ongoing effort between Paramount Television Studios and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Hell is Unleashed in Riverdale: Get Your Copy of the “Pyre Satanic” Archie in Hell #1 Variant

Oni Press has revealed the striking “Pyre Satanic” variant cover for Archie in Hell #1, illustrated by acclaimed artist Chloe Brailsford (Lobo, The Deadman), multiple Eisner Award nominee Patrick Horvath (Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees) and Russ Manning Award winner Tyler Crook (Out of Alcatraz, Harrow County). Arriving in comic shops on November 4, this high-octane launch marks a bold, sinister chapter for Riverdale’s iconic characters. Completing the Unholy Trinity Brailsford’s special open-order cover design connects directly with her previously revealed “Pyre Satanic” covers for Archie #1 and Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1. Together, they form an epic, interconnected visual set. Retailers and fans looking to secure this stunning piece must submit their orders by the Final Order Cut-Off on September 28. The cover will hit shelves alongside all previously announced variants on November 4. A Diabolical Ritual Gone Wrong The issue exposes a terrifying secret lurking beneath Riverdale’s wholesome surface. An ancient has spent a century preparing a human

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Jensen Ackles Faces Off with a Serial Killer in MGM+’s New Series “Rules of Prey”

Best known for playing Dean Winchester in “Supernatural” and the morally complex Soldier Boy in “The Boys,” Jensen Ackles has secured his next major television role. MGM+ has officially greenlit “Rules of Prey,” an eight-episode crime drama series based on John Sandford’s bestselling novel series. Production is currently underway in Toronto, with Bruce Terris serving as creator, showrunner, and executive producer alongside Ackles. A High-Stakes Psychological Battle The series focuses on Lucas Davenport. He’s a brilliant former Minneapolis police detective who has retreated from law enforcement. Known for his unconventional tactics and willingness to bypass standard procedures. Davenport is, however, drawn back into action when a serial killer begins committing murders that are designed to taunt him. As the body count rises, the investigation evolves into an intense psychological game between the detective and a killer operating on a twisted personal code. Literary Roots and Expanding Production Partnerships The show adapts the long-running Prey novel series by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

“Fallout” Leaked Season 3 Images Teases the Evolution of Walter Goggin’s Ghoul

Walton Goggins has officially stepped back into the irradiated skin of Cooper Howard, and a fresh set of leaks from “Fallout Season 3” offer an intriguing peek at his evolving Wasteland wardrobe. Fans spotted Goggins near the set sporting his signature prosthetic makeup, cattleman’s hat, and a blue button-down shirt. Stripped of his battered overcoat, the appearance sparked immediate debate over whether the Gunslinger is getting an upgraded ensemble or simply shedding heavy outerwear due to a desert heatwave. Reddit Notably, the weathered blue shirt strongly resembles an aged, 200-year-old iteration of the Sheriff costume Cooper wore to a children’s birthday party on the fateful day the bombs dropped in 2077. Further set photos showing a double riding a horse in pristine pre-apocalypse cowboy gear strongly suggest Season 3 will continue to delve into the Ghoul’s tragic past. @lucks_eterna/X Salt Lake Pitstops and Meta Wasteland Cinema Production recently took over the historic Fox Theatre in Pomona, California. It doubles as

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 20, 2026

‘Lollipop Chainsaw’ Is Getting a Live-Action Film Adaptation, Game and Animated Series

Lollipop Chainsaw fans have a massive wave of new media to anticipate. Alongside a newly confirmed video game sequel scheduled for 2027, the iconic action-horror franchise is officially heading to the big screen. The live-action feature film will be an R-rated action-comedy prequel. It focuses on the origins of the series’ famous cheerleader heroine, Juliet Starling. The Origins and History of the Franchise Released in 2012 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Lollipop Chainsaw grew out of a unique collaboration between legendary Japanese game designer Goichi Suda (Suda51), developer Grasshopper Manufacture, and filmmaker James Gunn. Gunn co-wrote the game’s script before directing Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. The game combined Suda51’s signature surreal style with Gunn’s sharp, B-movie comedy humor. The original game followed San Romero High School cheerleader Juliet Starling. She secretly comes from a family of zombie hunters. She battles undead hordes armed with a pink chainsaw and the severed, still-living head of her boyfriend, Nick. While

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

Brad Pitt Returns for the Long-Awaited Sequel ‘WWZ II’

When the cinematic adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed novel World War Z hit theaters, it solidified its place as one of the highest-grossing yet most turbulent zombie films of the modern era. Now, after years of rumors, the sequel is finally on its way, Deadline reports. Over a decade after World War Z redefined the scale of apocalyptic cinema, the undead threat is rising once again. Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit World War Z II, bringing Hollywood icon Brad Pitt back to the front lines of the global pandemic. The long-gestating sequel promises to revisit a shattered world still learning to navigate the terrifying reality of mass extinction. It will expand on the international scope that made the original a worldwide box-office phenomenon and spawned multiple games. Navigating the Legacy of a Turbulent Franchise The original 2013 film proved both a massive box-office triumph and one of the most production-heavy blockbusters of the 21st century. Despite extensive reshoots, script overhauls,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

The Infamous Toxic Crusaders are Back in a Brand-New Comic Collection

This September, comic book lovers and environmental avengers alike can celebrate the grossest revival in animated history. Acclaimed Syracuse-based indie publisher AHOY Comics is officially unleashing the brand-new Toxic Crusaders trade paperback comic book collection. Spearheaded by The Nib founder and two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Matt Bors, behind his blistering revival of Troma Entertainment’s iconic Toxic Avenger in comics. He’s joined by breakthrough writing talent Tristan Wright. This graphic novel breathes wild new life into the beloved, slime-covered franchise. The Unlikely Evolution of an Exploitation Classic To truly appreciate the rebirth of the Toxic Crusaders, you have to look back at their bizarrely brilliant pop-culture origins. The characters originated in Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz’s legendary 1984 Troma cult classic, The Toxic Avenger. The original movie was an uncompromising, splatter-filled horror-comedy designed for midnight movie audiences. Then, in the 1990s, an unexpected miracle happened: Toxie was sanitized and reimagined as a superhero. Then, in 1991, the animated Toxic Crusaders television

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

FX Reveals Its Massive Star-Studded Cast for the “Far Cry” Series Adaptation

The upcoming “Far Cry“ television adaptation at FX continues to expand its massive, star-studded ensemble. Variety has confirmed that acclaimed actors Brendan Gleeson (The Banshees of Inisherin), Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Hamish Linklater (Midnight Mass), Sam Spruell (Alien: Earth), and Jamie Demetriou (The Afterparty) have officially signed on for the first season of the video game adaptation. These impressive new additions join series lead and co-creator Rob Mac, along with fellow co-stars Lizzy Caplan and Steve Buscemi. An Anthology Format Driven by Visionary Creators Creative powerhouses Noah Hawley and Rob Mac spearhead the adaptation. While specific storyline and character details remain under lock and key, reportedly the adaptation will echo the narrative of Ubisoft’s blockbuster game franchise. Operating as an anthology series, each season will introduce a completely new cast and a fresh location. It will also feature a unique high-stakes conflict, capturing the unpredictability and chaotic survival elements that defined the gaming phenomenon. A Powerhouse Production Team

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

Maika Monroe Returns to Horror with the Blood-Drenched Film ‘Victorian Psycho’

So, if there’s one thing modern horror fans know for certain, it’s that if Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off Longlegs, she returns to the genre in Victorian Psycho. The 19th-century-set film has an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She isn’t just a quiet teacher, though. She is a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century serial killer. A Masterclass Genre Ensemble Directed by Zachary Wigon (Sanctuary) and produced by Longlegs producer Dan Kagan, the period nightmare boasts an absolute powerhouse cast alongside Monroe. That includes Thomasin McKenzie (Last Night

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 18, 2026

Mike Flanagan Gives an Update on His Adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘The Mist’

Acclaimed horror auteur Mike Flanagan is preparing to plunge back into Stephen King’s terrifying literary universe. Fresh off his work on the high-profile “Carrie“ series for Prime Video, the director is actively developing a brand-new film adaptation of King’s 1980 novella, The Mist. In a recent conversation with Collider, Flanagan shared an exciting progress report on the project. He confirmed that script work is well underway and moving quickly. So, he revealed he was writing the screenplay on his flight to the interview. He plans to turn in the completed script around Halloween. “I’m writing it right now,” Flanagan tells the outlet. “I was working on it on the airplane here.” A Fresh Vision Unfolding From Page One Addressing skepticism surrounding a fresh take on the iconic story, Flanagan took to BlueSky to clarify his creative vision. He also set expectations for the upcoming film. F anagan assured readers his project is far from a simple retread of Frank Darabont’s

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 17, 2026
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