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Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "NCIS: Los Angeles" episode 19 of season 6. The episode is entitled, "Blaze Of Glory," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty interesting action as a missile hacking group prompts the NCIS La team to hunt them down after sending a missile off course, and more. In the new, 19th episode press release: The Team Searches For A Hacking Group That Successfully Hijacked A Missile Test. Press release number 2: When a missile test is hijacked and sent off course, the team will search for the hacking group responsible for the attack with the help of a young computer specialist Hetty brings in to assist the team. Also, Nell will see the bond between the tech guru and Eric, and she is going to become jealous. Guest stars feature: Becca Tobin (Blaze Talcott), Travis Tope (Wyatt Maslow...

Exclusive: La-based sales company founders James Andrew Felts and Matthew Shreder head to the Croisette with a slate that includes drama Noble and dark comedy Friended To Death.

Noble stars Deirdre O’Kane, Brendan Coyle, Liam Cunningham and Sarah Greene in the story of philanthropist Christina Noble, who rose from humble origins to establish a charity in Saigon helping street children.

The film won the Panavision Grand Prize award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival earlier in the year and recently scooped the audience award at the Dallas International Film Festival.

Stephen Bradley directed the UK-Ireland co-production and Melanie Gore-Grimes produced. Michael J Hunt served as executive producer. Market screenings are May 18 and 20.

Continental Media’s dark comedy Friended To Death centres on a parking attendant who fakes his own demise in a bid to prove his Facebook popularity after he learns he is widely despised around the city where he works.

Sarah Smick directed...

Exclusive: La-based sales company founders James Andrew Felts and Matthew Shreder head to the Croisette with a slate that includes drama Noble and dark comedy Friended To Death.

Noble stars Deirdre O’Kane, Brendan Coyle, Liam Cunningham and Sarah Greene in the story of philanthropist Christina Noble, who rose from humble origins to establish a charity in Saigon helping street children.

The film won the Panavision Grand Prize award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival earlier in the year and recently scooped the audience award at the Dallas International Film Festival.

Stephen Bradley directed the UK-Ireland co-production and Melanie Gore-Grimes produced. Michael J Hunt served as executive producer. Market screenings are May 18 and 20.

Continental Media’s dark comedy Friended To Death centres on a parking attendant who fakes his own demise in a bid to prove his Facebook popularity after he learns he is widely despised around the city where he works.

Sarah Smick directed...

Friended to Death is a satirical dark comedy starring Ryan Hansen, Zach McGowan and James Immekus that follows the comedic extremes to which Facebook junkie Michael Harris will go in his desperate attempt to figure out who his real friends are. After being scorned by his so-called Bff, Michael questions if anyone would care if he died, so he fakes his own death online to see who shows up at his funeral. In the end, Michael is forced to reconsider the true nature of friendship, in this tongue-in-cheek commentary on today's hyper-connected world of social media. We have an exclusive look at the poster, along with the first trailer and clip. Watch as one man suffers a social media meltdown that could affect us all. Arriving May 2nd.

Friended to Death comes to theaters May 2nd, 2014 and stars James Immekus, Zach McGowan, Sarah Smick, Ian Michaels, Richard Riehle, Angela Bullock,...

We've recently been informed by DC reader Richard Greene about a very interesting short film that played at the New York Film Festival. The word on Ari Aster's Strange Thing About the Johnsons is that it's unique and disturbing. Unique and disturbing, you say? ... That's right up our alley!

Featuring absolutely outstanding performances from the three lead characters, Brandon Greenhouse as Isaiah, Billy Mayo as Sidney and Angela Bullock as Joan, Strange Thing About the Johnsons will draw you in with the opening scene and lock your attention as the subject matter of the film unfolds. I can pretty much guarantee you've never seen anything of this ilk before.

Scroll down and check out Strange Thing About the Johnsons right here. We heard it polarized audiences at the Nyff, a real love it or hate it film. The subject matter may make you uncomfortable (isn't that what horror is...