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General Hospital Spoilers reveal that Lydia Look (Selina Wu) has a new gig. When she is not playing Selina, Lydia is voicing a character in a super creative animated show.

General Hospital Spoilers – Lydia Look’s New Gig

General Hospital Spoilers indicate that while fans are waiting for Selina to pop back up in Port Charles, Lydia has turned to social media to social media to offer fans an update on her life and what she has been up to.

Lydia also releases dates on fan events as well. It’s a wonder she isn’t back trying to move in on Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) territory. In the meantime, look is offering information on a fun project with a co-star.

Gh Spoilers – An Exceptional Cast

Look posted on her Instagram, “Yass! That’s my voice in the trailer of @secretlevelonprime Episode 2 #Sifu. So chuffed to be in the company of @parryshen @feochin #pingwu.

As General Hospital fans await the next appearance of Lydia Look’s fan-favorite villainess, Selina Wu, she’s taken to social media to keep them up to date on her life and fan events. Because Sonny’s been embroiled in a lot of family drama, taking his focus off of business, now might be a good time for Selina to insert herself back into his life. In the meantime, she shared a fun project she’s working on with a co-star.

A Great Cast

Look wrote on Instagram, “Yass! That’s my voice in the trailer of @secretlevelonprime Episode 2 #Sifu. So chuffed to be in the company of @parryshen @feochin #pingwu. Thank you #timmiller of @the_blur_studio @davidsfwilson & @isenbergcasting for letting me play as Li the Dumpling Mistress.”

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The latest trailer has been released for the upcoming series Secret Level. Secret Level is a Prime Video animated show that will be an anthology series adapting a smattering of popular video games. The first season will be 15 episodes long and feature adaptations of games such as Pac-Man and New World: Aeternum. Secret Level is set to feature a leading cast including Aidan Bristow, Keanu Reeves, Ariana Greenblatt, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Laura Bailey, Kevin Hat, Michael Beach, Emily Swallow, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Clive Standen, Claudia Doumit, Temuera Morrison, and Ricky Whittle.

Now, Prime Video has released the trailer for Secret Level. The trailer shows the animation style for Secret Level, showing key characters from popular video games. After showing a montage of characters, the trailer then reveals more explicitly what some of the game adaptations will be. Secret Level will adapt Unreal Tournament, Pac-Man, New World: Aeternum, Dungeons & Dragons, The Outer Worlds 2, Honor of Kings,...

The hit series 9-1-1: Lone Star is preparing to end its run, but it appears that another 9-1-1 spinoff series will take its place. It's being reported that a new 9-1-1 spinoff is in the works with its planned location revealed.

Per Deadline, a second 9-1-1 spinoff series is in development at ABC from Ryan Murphy and Tim Minear. According to the report, Hawaii has emerged as the likely setting for the planned new show. Previously, it was reported that Las Vegas was becoming a contender for the spinoff, but the focus is now said to be largely on the Aloha State. As of now, however, the project hasn't been officially greenlit, and ABC has not offered an official comment on the news.

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High above the earth in a circular space prison, two cell mates find their relationship challenged when their respective home nations begin a warring conflict. Filmmaker Kevin Staake’s sci-fi drama Noah’s Belt is an intriguing work for two key reasons. Firstly, through the ongoing prescience of its premise which explores how patriotism can create friction within seemingly friendly relationships, and secondly, through the technical means in which it was animated using the Unreal Engine. It’s also a work grounded in performance with actors Nikolai Nikolaeff and Aidan Bristow, whose credits range from Call of Duty to Halo, bringing the highly conceptual nature of the story together with a back-and-forth dynamic that turns and evolves in a riveting manner. Joining Dn for a conversation as Noah’s Belt arrives online, Staake outlines the initial creation of his politically charged story, the organic flow of ideas he encourages during performance capture,...

Aidan Bristow is a British actor who is best known for his distinct roles in the popular series American Horror Story, along with the hit drama series 9-1-1 and Hollywood.

Aidan Bristow Biography: Age, Early Life, Family, Education

Aidan Bristow was born on June 6, 1986 (Adian Bristow age: 37) in Preston, England. He was raised in Perth, Australia before eventually relocating with his family to the United States.

Bristow went to the College of William and Mary in order to study finance. When he initially arrived in Los Angeles, California, he found work interning for the finance department of Revelations Entertainment. Additionally, he trained at Aquila/Moron studio while pursuing student film projects to begin his acting career.

Aidan Bristow Biography: Career

In an exclusive interview with uInterview, Bristow spoke in detail about how he got bit by the acting bug.

“Yeah, so I initially studied finance and accounting in college,” Bristow proclaimed.

Aidan Bristow revealed the story behind his new psychological thriller, The Believer, in a new uInterview. “I play Lucas who’s married to Violet, played by Sophie Kargman, and when you meet this couple at the very beginning you see them trying to see if they can salvage their marriage,” Bristow told uInterview’s Erik Meers exclusively. […]

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Available on the following platforms: iTunes, Amazon, AT&T U-Verse, DirecTV, Dish Network and Sling TV, iN Demand, Vubiquity, Hoopla, Vudu, Xbox, Google Play, Youtube Movies and FandangNOW Starring: Sophie Kargman, Aidan Bristow, & Billy Zane Written & Directed By: Shan Serafin Run Time: 91 minutes Synopsis: The Believer is the story of an out-of-work …

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Fragmented narratives with an unreliable narrator at their heart can make for an interesting puzzle box for viewers but in the case of Shan Serafin's latest, it results in a scattered set-up making it hard to know even where to begin piecing things together let alone bring things together satisfactorily at the end.

But let's start with the basics, which are nice and tight for a low budget - with most of the action taking place within the walls of the home owned by Lucas (Aidan Bristow) and Violet (Sophie Kargman), a young married couple whose relationship is already on the rocks when we meet them. "I don't like all this back and forth," one of them says as they exchange verbal blows over dinner - a sentiment with which the viewer is likely to sympathise as the conversation is not only off-kilter but also so removed from any sort of 'normal' discourse that.

Arriving on Digital platforms today courtesy of Freestyle Digital Media is The Believer from writer/director Shan Serafin. Starring Aidan Bristow, Sophie Kargman, and Billy Zane, the psychological thriller introduces us to an out-of-work scientist (Bristow) suffering from mental degeneration, who struggles with whether or not the strange occurrences happening in his life are real or are all in his head, culminating in a shockingly visceral finale that pushes all the characters into some very dark places.

Recently, Daily Dead had the opportunity to speak with Bristow about his involvement in The Believer and he discussed his longtime working relationship with Serafin, how he juggled his responsibilities on the film both onscreen and off, his experiences collaborating with his co-stars, and more.

Great to speak with you today, Aiden. Let’s start off at the beginning and chat about how you came aboard The Believer. Had you known Shan before...

Writer-director Emma Seligman brings her feature Shiva Baby to theaters and Tvod starting today — and it is quite a comedic ride.

Released by Utopia, Shiva Baby follows a young woman who is trying to keep the different versions of herself in order when she runs into her sugar daddy and her ex-girlfriend at a shiva with her parents.

Let’s elaborate on all of that.

Danielle (Rachel Sennott) is a college student on the verge of graduation. She has a sugar daddy Max (Danny Deferrari) that pays her on a regular basis. One day, after rushing from her sugar daddy to her neurotic parents’ family shiva, she is given the third degree by various estranged relatives about her appearance and lack of post-grad plans. Meanwhile, her ex-girlfriend, Maya (Molly Gordon) is getting all the praise because she got into law school.

Things take even more of a turn when her...

Distrust between a husband and wife gradually grows into something sinister in the new movie The Believer, and ahead of its April 2nd release on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube Movies, Cable, and Satellite On Demand, we've been provided with an exclusive clip to share with Daily Dead readers!

Below, you can watch our exclusive "Held Captive" clip from The Believer, and to learn more, visit:

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Written and directed by Shan Serafin, The Believer stars Sophie Kargman, Aidan Bristow, and Billy Zane.

Synopsis: "The Believer is the story of an out-of-work scientist facing mental deterioration finds he may be battling his wife's obsession with demonic activity. Lucas is an out-of-work nuclear scientist, struggles with tension in his marriage after his wife Violet mysteriously terminates her pregnancy without his consent. As Lucas’ physical health begins to inexplicably deteriorate, Violet...

"If my child were evil, would you kill it?" Freestyle Digital Media has released an official trailer for an indie film titled The Believer, from filmmaker Shan Serafin. This horror-thriller hasn't shown up at any festivals or elsewhere and is getting a VOD release next month. Not to be confused with the 2001 skinheads film also titled The Believer, this indie isn't getting much of a big opening. Serafin's The Believer is a psychological thriller involving demonology within the context of marital strife. A scientist attempts to consult a therapist for help with his wife's increasingly bizarre and erratic behavior. But they eventually discover she might be possessed, or something like that. Gaslighting: The Movie, anyone? The cast includes Sophie Kargman as Violet, with Aidan Bristow, Susan Wilder, Lindsey Ginter, and Billy Zane. So many strange things going on in this trailer, but there's not enough Billy Zane in here to...

Zachary Laoutides, Jaime Zevallos and Alexander James Rodriguez have been cast in Where Sweet Dreams Die, the Ave Fenix Pictures Studios dramatic thriller being directed by Mirza Esho. Production is now set to get underway in November in Chicago and New York with Covid-19 protocols in place.

The pic follows an Italian American on the verge of losing his restaurant and wife to cancer. He becomes obsessed with a Middle Eastern immigrant looking to take over the restaurant on the path to achieve the American Dream. Marius Iliescu and Emmanuel Isaac co-star in the movie, the latest from the Monica Esmeralda Leon-founded Ave Fenix, which is also aiming to start production next year on And They Called Her Paradisa, Fields of Aaru and City of Cathedrals.

Laoutides (Black Ruby) is repped by CAA, Zevallos (Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger) by Buchwald and Untitled Entertainment, and Rodriguez (Missing Link) at Cesd Youth Talent.

Language is the primary component in how we express emotions, how we explain the world to others and ourselves. The films of legendary documentary filmmaker Errol Morris looked towards an understanding of the complicated balance between what and how people express themselves through language. And Morris, whose innovation behind the camera is notable in every single film, positions his subjects in intimidating yet vulnerable positions, many times looking straight into the camera lens, almost talking to the viewer.

The popular true crime stories (look no further than Netflix’s most recent water cooler conversation starter Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes), provide viewers with an inside look into the crimes, pop culture, and history of some of the most infamous criminals in history. While some may not completely understand the appeal of these shows, they are undoubtedly fascinating insights from a safe distance into the perspective of people...

Writer and director Thomas J. Churchill's concept teaser for his new film, simply titled M, has arrived. Touted as a mixture between Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill and Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, M is set in 1960s California, where a virus threatens humanity as we know it. Also in today's Horror Highlights: High Moon release details and the North American acquisition of Strawberry Flavored Plastic.

M Production Details: "Renowned independent writer/director Thomas J. Churchill has just released the concept teaser trailer for his highly anticipated new action horror thriller "M".

Thomas J. Churchill is an award-winning filmmaker, known for his outstanding work as writer/producer/director on "Nation's Fire", "Check Point", "The Rack Pack", and W"The Emerging Past Director's Cut".

"M" Synopsis: In 1961-Hollywood, California- a lab-manufactured virus is striking hard with a vengeance, taking human lives and then reanimating to an undead status.

Starring Aidan Bristow, Nicholas Urda, Andres Montejo Directed by Colin Bemis Recently I wrote up an article here on Dread Central which was basically an open letter to anyone who was listening called “I Miss Found Footage.” Well, it seems like someone Was listening, as I was then sent the link to an all-new found […]

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Eat With Me (2014) Film Review from the 20th Annual Los Angeles Film Festival, a movie directed by David Au, and starring Sharon Omi, Teddy Chen Culver, Nicole Sullivan, George Takei, Aidan Bristow, Ken Narasaki, Scott Keiji Takeda, Burt Grinstead, and Amy Tolsky. Have you ever seen a film that, all things considered, should have earned [...]

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Veteran Oscar nominated actress Sally Kirkland (Anna) stars in Broken Roads, an affecting family drama that suffers from over-indulgence on the part of its feature debuting director/writer Justin Chambers. What might have made a strong Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation has here been unaccountably stretched out to a punishing two-and-a-half hour length. That the actors shout a good portion of the dialogue only adds to the overwrought atmosphere. The story begins with 17-year-old Aldo (Aidan Bristow) suffering a car crash that kills his mother. The grief-stricken teen is thus forced to move to

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