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Blumhouse Television Teams Up With NBC For True Crime Series “The Thing About Pam”

Blumhouse Television is teaming up with NBC New Studios on a new scripted true crime series titled “The Thing About Pam,” based on the notorious Pam Hupp case. It will mark the first project of the new partnership announced earlier this year. Blumhouse Television, an independent studio, will develop and produce the series of new shows based on content featured from the series “Dateline.” In 2011, Betsy Faria was stabbed 55 times. While he pleaded his innocence, Betsy’s husband Russ Faria was charged and sentenced for the crime in 2013, thanks in part to the testimony of Pamela Hupp. In 2015 he was exonerated after evidence surfaced that he had been set up by Happ. It seems Hupp had taken out a life insurance policy on Betsy in the amount of $150, 000. The case was covered by “Dateline” in five episodes, but the corruption doesn’t stop there. Hupp was investigated for her connection with her own mother’s death. And

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 20, 2020
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‘The Munsters’ Reboot Smashes Its Way Onto NBC

After the failed rehash that was 2012’s oddly named Mockingbird Lane, NBC is zapping new life into the decades old Munsters franchise with a second attempt at rebooting. And this time Herman and the gang will be facing the only creatures that might be stranger than themselves…….. I’m so radically different, just like all my other friends Sure, making fun of hipsters and their stupid hats hasn’t been funny since 2013, but thats not stopping NBC giving it a shot. The new Munster series “follows members of an offbeat family who are determined to stay true to themselves but struggle to fit in in hipster Brooklyn.” Seth Meyers is on board as an executive producer, but little else is currently known about the project; casting, show runners, and a general sense of who actually wants this have yet to be revealed. The original Munster’s series has had quite the impact in pop culture, especially given it only lasted two seasons

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Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2017
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NBC To Stream Season One Of ‘Constantine’

I know Constantine fans are loosing there minds while waiting to find out if NBC will renew the show for a second season. I’m right there with you all, I love Constantine. Even though the show is still in Limbo, I do have a little good news. NBC will begin streaming the entire first season on their website April 24, for a limited period of time. It’s unknown if the views on the website will influence Constantine’s chances for renewal. Either way, it’s a great chance to catch up on missed episodes or just rewatch the series from beginning to end (hopefully not “The End”). For first time watchers here is what it’s all about: Occultist Constantine (Matt Ryan), along with his right hand man Chaz (Charles Halford), the lovely psychic Zed (Angelica Celaya) travel to sites with seriously bad mojo, in attempts to help reign in the evil. Constantine is watched over by his guardian angel Manny (Harold Perrineau).

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 23, 2015

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Blumhouse Television Teams Up With NBC For True Crime Series “The Thing About Pam”

Blumhouse Television is teaming up with NBC New Studios on a new scripted true crime series titled “The Thing About Pam,” based on the notorious Pam Hupp case. It will mark the first project of the new partnership announced earlier this year. Blumhouse Television, an independent studio, will develop and produce the series of new shows based on content featured from the series “Dateline.” In 2011, Betsy Faria was stabbed 55 times. While he pleaded his innocence, Betsy’s husband Russ Faria was charged and sentenced for the crime in 2013, thanks in part to the testimony of Pamela Hupp. In 2015 he was exonerated after evidence surfaced that he had been set up by Happ. It seems Hupp had taken out a life insurance policy on Betsy in the amount of $150, 000. The case was covered by “Dateline” in five episodes, but the corruption doesn’t stop there. Hupp was investigated for her connection with her own mother’s death. And

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 20, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘The Munsters’ Reboot Smashes Its Way Onto NBC

After the failed rehash that was 2012’s oddly named Mockingbird Lane, NBC is zapping new life into the decades old Munsters franchise with a second attempt at rebooting. And this time Herman and the gang will be facing the only creatures that might be stranger than themselves…….. I’m so radically different, just like all my other friends Sure, making fun of hipsters and their stupid hats hasn’t been funny since 2013, but thats not stopping NBC giving it a shot. The new Munster series “follows members of an offbeat family who are determined to stay true to themselves but struggle to fit in in hipster Brooklyn.” Seth Meyers is on board as an executive producer, but little else is currently known about the project; casting, show runners, and a general sense of who actually wants this have yet to be revealed. The original Munster’s series has had quite the impact in pop culture, especially given it only lasted two seasons

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 10, 2017
Horror Fuel

NBC To Stream Season One Of ‘Constantine’

I know Constantine fans are loosing there minds while waiting to find out if NBC will renew the show for a second season. I’m right there with you all, I love Constantine. Even though the show is still in Limbo, I do have a little good news. NBC will begin streaming the entire first season on their website April 24, for a limited period of time. It’s unknown if the views on the website will influence Constantine’s chances for renewal. Either way, it’s a great chance to catch up on missed episodes or just rewatch the series from beginning to end (hopefully not “The End”). For first time watchers here is what it’s all about: Occultist Constantine (Matt Ryan), along with his right hand man Chaz (Charles Halford), the lovely psychic Zed (Angelica Celaya) travel to sites with seriously bad mojo, in attempts to help reign in the evil. Constantine is watched over by his guardian angel Manny (Harold Perrineau).

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 23, 2015