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Dexter: Original Sin has become a new favorite among Dexter fans. The prequel explores the origin story of ‘America’s favorite serial killer,’ following a young Dexter as he embraces his Dark Passenger under the guidance of his adoptive father, Harry Morgan.

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Exploring the early years of Dexter’s life, the prequel also reintroduces several familiar faces, including Brian Moser, Dex’s older brother. However, Brian’s presence posed a significant challenge for showrunner Clyde Phillips. While reflecting on the character’s appearance, Phillips revealed that one particular scene had the potential to completely derail the continuity of the original series.

Dexter: Original Sin avoided a major pothole with Brian Moser

The first season of Dexter: Original Sin, which has received quite an overwhelming response, features two key antagonists, Miami Metro police chief Aaron Spencer and Dexter’s older brother Brian Moser, who has...

Finally, the season finale of Dexter: Original Sin is here, and it does not disappoint. Riddled with tension and blood spatter, episode 10 gives us an in-depth look at Brian’s (Xander Mateo/Roby Attal) life post-Dexter (Patrick Gibson), intense showdowns between Harry (Christian Slater) and Brian as well as Dexter (Patrick Gibson) and Captain Spencer (Patrick Dempsey), and a little resolution that sets us up nicely to glide right on into the events of the original series. Let’s break down the season finale in this week’s recap!

Brian’s life post-Dexter

Episode 10 opens with Brian recounting to his psychiatrist, Dr. Paul Petrie, all the times in his life that Dexter has been taken from him. The first was when Harry took Dexter from Brian’s arms in the shipping container, and we really see how much this impacted Brian, who’d bravely comforted his little brother with...

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Dexter: Original Sin totally understood its assignment. Fans wanted to see the backstory of Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) from Dexter play out versus only in flashbacks. Score one for Patrick Gibson as a younger Dexter. They also wanted to dive deeper into the character of Harry, played by James Remar in flashbacks in the original and Christian Slater in this show. Score two.

There was even icing on top, including a new cast playing beloved characters from the original and greater context relating to characters like Brian Moser (Christian Camargo/Roby Attal), Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter/Molly Brown), and especially Harry. Score bonus points. Overall, the show is fantastic, but the ending left a lot to be desired. This is...

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It finally happened, a face-to-face in Dexter: Original Sin that fans hadn’t even considered could or would occur after watching the original series Dexter. But the second a young adult version of Brian Moser (Roby Attal) appeared in Dexter: Original Sin, fans knew there would be more to his story. The older brother of Dexter Morgan seemingly had a Dark Passenger long before the shipping yard container incident. That trauma drew out the worst in him, however. Unlike Dexter, who appeared to have become broken only after the tragic event (despite having repressed the memory), Brian was already showing signs of psychopathy as a young child. And Harry (Christian Slater) knew it.

With the season finale of Dexter: Original Sin literally sitting right on our doorstep, this week’s pre-finale episode drenches us in answers that pave a big ole bloody path for it to slide right on in and spatter all over the place. Episode 9, "Blood Drive," is full of eye-popping moments, so buckle up, kids. In this week’s recap, we’ll check in on Bobby (Reno Wilson) and explore the horrific aftermath of Laura’s (Brittany Allen) death as Harry (Christian Slater) solves the N.H.I. cases, Dexter (Patrick Gibson) takes down (then sets up) Captain Spencer (Patrick Dempsey), and … wait for it … we get a surprise peek at the origin of the Ice Truck Killer! It’s exciting, I know, so let’s get rolling.

Photo Credit: Patrick Wymore/Paramount+ with Showtime Did Bobby survive?

Last week during Miami Metro’s raid on an Estrada cartel...

[This story contains spoilers from the third season, including the finale “Essex Strong,” of The Sex Lives of College Girls.]

Gracie Lawrence’s Kacey joined Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls in the third episode of the show’s third season as a transfer student assigned to a four-person suite with Bela (Amrit Kaur), Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) and Whitney (Alyah Chanelle Scott) after Reneé Rapp’s Leighton transferred to MIT.

Initially in a long-term relationship with Calvin (Tyler Barnhardt), with the pair ostensibly saving themselves for marriage, promise rings and all, Kacey quickly discovers that Calvin is cheating on her. As she gets involved with the school’s drama department, she meets Cooper (Roby Attal), who she ends up losing her virginity to in the penultimate episode of the season before he breaks up with her in the season finale, saying their relationship is moving too fast.

The heartbreak leads to an emotional breakdown for the seemingly confident character, with her roommates...

[This story contains spoilers from the third season, including the finale “Essex Strong,” of Max’s Sex Lives of College Girls.]

If Sex Lives of College Girls fans are worried that that season three finale, which ended with the series’ main characters looking happy as they relaxed together in their dorm suite, was meant to be a series finale or a signal that their beloved show could end part-way through sophomore year, co-showrunner Justin Noble insists that wasn’t the intention.

“No one told us to, like, wrap up the show or anything like that,” he said, explaining that his approach to ending the season was more about his personal preference than any sort of dictate.

“I think just me as a creator, I’m losing interest in cliffhangers,” Noble told The Hollywood Reporter about the mostly cliffhanger-free finale. “I think it’s longer than ever between seasons for logistical reasons within the industry, and frankly, I don’t think audiences like cliffhangers the way that they used to. I think intrinsically,...

Spoiler Alert: This post spoils the finale of The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3.

Another semester at Essex College has come to an end in the finale of Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Showruner Justin Noble directed the Season 3 finale, which ends on a very different note compared to the Season 2 finale which had some tension brewing between Pauline Chalamet’s Kimberly and Alyah Chanelle Scott’s Whitney as well as some uncertainty for Amrit Kaur’s Bela.

“Very intentionally, this is a finale that chooses joy. These girls have come into their sophomore year of school. They’ve been challenged severely, and it felt only right that we should show the wins for all these young women who succeed in all these different ways,” Noble told Deadline. “The title for this episode was in the works for a while, it’s called ‘Essex Strong,’ and...

Spoiler Alert: This interview contains spoilers for the Season 3 finale of “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”

For once, the sex lives of the college girls in “The Sex Lives of College Girls” are going all right.

Bela (Amrit Kaur) has the most surprising evolution of the quartet: In the finale, after three seasons of maximally obsessing over sex with men, she spontaneously kisses her new friend Haley (Belle Adams), then gleefully comes out as bisexual to all of her friends the next day. There’s a slight hiccup when her mom (Kavi Ramachandran Ladnier) shows up to a comedy show at which she planned to publicly announce her queerness. But later, she holds hands with Haley in front of her mom, who reacts with nothing but love and acceptance.

After Essex police officers break up a peaceful protest about an offensive speaker appearing on campus, Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) leads...

Calling all Essex students and alumni, The Sex Lives of College Girls returns to the prestigious university for a third season just before Thanksgiving.

Season 3 of the comedy series, created by Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble, will see some changes in its cast, but not in the chaos of college life. Some new faces will join the student body at the New England-set school as others depart the fold.

Find more details about The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3 release schedule below:

When does The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3 come out?

Season 3 of the college-set comedy premiers Thursday, Nov. 21 at 9 p.m. Et, 6 p.m. Et.

How many episodes are in The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3?

There will be ten episodes in Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Are new episodes of The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3 streaming weekly or all at once?...

Essex College will soon be in session once more.

The third season of Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble’s Max comedy series The Sex Lives of College Girls is returning to the streamer with new episodes in November. Some shifts will occur in the cast this season as the story picks up with raised stakes from the end of Season 2.

For everything we know about Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls, read on.

When does Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls come out?

Season 3 of the Max comedy series will start streaming Thursday, Nov. 21.

How many episodes are in The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3?

The third season of the show will contain 10 episodes, with one each rolling out weekly after the November premiere through January 23, 2025 on Max.

Who is in the cast of Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls? Will Reneé Rapp...

The Sex Lives of College Girls are wilder — and, frankly, furrier — than ever in the official trailer for the Max comedy’s third season.

The streamer announced on Wednesday that Season 3 will premiere Thursday, Nov. 21, with a new episode dropping weekly through Jan. 23. One change for the upcoming season? Episodes will roll out at 9/8c each week, rather than 3 am (as was the strategy for the first two seasons).

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The only way is Essex. “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” Max’s cult hit comedy series, returns the week before Thanksgiving, the streaming service announced Wednesday. Max also released a new teaser trailer for Season 3 of executive producer Mindy Kaling’s series.

Things are typically wild as the girls return for sophomore year. Bela (Amrit Kaur) wants to hook up with the mascot, Franklin the Fox. Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) swipes right on Whitney’s (Alyah Chanelle Scott) dad. Normal stuff at Essex College.

Season 3 finds breakout star Renee Rapp transitioning to a recurring role and making her exit from the series during the season as she focuses on her music career. She is heavily featured in the trailer, though, cracking jokes and hugging her suitemates.

Returning series regulars include Chalamet, Kaur, Scott, Christopher Meyer, Ilia Isorelýs Paulino, and Renika Williams. New cast members include Gracie Lawrence, Mia Rodgers, Nabeel Muscatwalla,...

The Sex Lives of College Girls co-creator Justin Noble is assuring fans they haven’t seen the last of Reneé Rapp‘s Leighton, who is back for a handful of episodes to wrap up her storyline in Season 3.

News of the actress’ departure from the Max dramedy broke last year, with a Deadline exclusive report. At the time, it was revealed that the singer-songwriter would not be a series regular, readying to leave the show after a few episodes.

“[She] definitely still has some lessons and room to grow ahead of her,” Noble told Teen Vogue in a recent interview previewing the forthcoming third season. “She’ll be faced with a couple of big choices and she’ll have to make a couple of big decisions in all aspects of her life.”

The comments suggest that Leighton, a wealthy, New York-hailing legacy student whose storyline last season included pivotal life moments...

CBS’ Fire Country spinoff has found its deputy.

Matt Lopez (ABC’s Promised Land) has been named showrunner of Sheriff Country, TVLine has confirmed.

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As previously reported, the offshoot centers on Morena Baccarin’s “straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Fire Country‘s Diane Farr), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town...

Exclusive: Devin Craig (Queen Sugar), Ruby Cruz (Bottoms), Michael Provost (Insatiable) and Roby Attal (Red 11) are heading to class in the upcoming third season of Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble‘s The Sex Lives of College Girls. All four will recur as students at Essex College.

Created by Kaling and Noble, Max‘s The Sex Lives of College Girls follows four college roommates in their first year at New England’s prestigious Essex College. Season 2 picked up with the students returning after their fall break, tackling the challenges that were thrown their way at the end of Season 1, while also facing their next semester filled with new faces, parties and predicaments.

Returning series regulars for Season 3 are Pauline Chalamet, lyah Chanelle Scott, Amrit Kaur, Christopher Meyer, Ilia Paulino and Renika Williams. As we previously reported, Reneé Rapp has exited the series as a regular for the upcoming season. She’ll...

Netflix is parting ways with two of its freshman dramas.

The streaming service canceled Partner Track and The Imperfects.

Partner Track launched on August 26 but failed to garner much traction.

The series followed Ingrid Yun (Arden Cho), a 1st generation Korean American and the first lawyer in her family, who experiences the trials and tribulations of excelling at the prestigious (but old school) law firm, Parsons Valentine.

Bradley Gibson (Power Book II: Ghost), Alexandra Turshen (Ray Donovan), Dominic Sherwood (Shadowhunters), and Rob Heaps (Good Girls) also starred.

The cast was rounded out by Nolan Gerard Funk (The Flight Attendant), Matthew Rauch (Banshee), and Roby Attal (The Haunting of Bly Manor).

Unfortunately, the series ended on a big cliffhanger, meaning it joins the ranks of Netflix's other one-and-done series that failed to get conclusions.

Also canceled is The Imperfects.

The drama focuses on a group of people who undergo experimental gene...

It's case closed for the Partner Track TV series. Netflix has cancelled the legal drama, so there won't be a second season or, a resolution to the first season's cliffhanger.

Based on the 2013 novel by Helen Wan, the Partner Track TV series was developed by Georgia Lee. The show stars Arden Cho, Alexandra Turshen, Bradley Gibson, Dominic Sherwood, Rob Heaps, Nolan Gerard Funk, Matthew Rauch, and Roby Attal. The story follows Ingrid Yun (Cho), a young and idealistic mergers and acquisitions lawyer who struggles to balance her moral compass with her desire to make partner at the prestigious law firm, Parsons Valentine & Hunt. Read More…...

Netflix is getting off the Partner Track: The streamer has cancelled the Arden Cho-starring legal drama after one season, TVLine has confirmed.

The series, which debuted Aug. 26, followed Ingrid Yun (played by Teen Wolf vet Cho), “a 1st generation Korean American and the first lawyer in her family, [who] experiences the trials and tribulations of excelling at the prestigious (but old school) law firm, Parsons Valentine,” per the official synopsis. “With the support of her friends, she battles through workplace challenges to break through the glass ceiling on her path to become partner. But will her drive and ambition leave room for love?...

Netflix’s upcoming romantic dramedy series “Partner Track,” set at a Manhattan-based white-shoe law firm, has been described as “Sex and the City” meets “Suits,” but for star Arden Cho the series is unlike any other that she’s seen on television. That’s because the story centers on a first-generation Korean American merger and acquisitions lawyer, Ingrid Yun (Cho), as she navigates everything from forbidden romance to microaggressions at the male-dominated company — something Cho said is hard to come by in shows about single 20-something women in New York City.

“Ingrid just sticks out to begin with,” Cho told TheWrap. “She is an Asian American woman, and there is some diversity at the firm but it’s very clearly noted. You’ve just got, ‘Oh, we’ve got a couple of people of color. Let’s stick them together, and that’s your diversity,‘ which is something we see happening in the world.

Partner Track, starring Teen Wolf's Arden Cho, finally has a premiere date.

Netflix on Friday confirmed the series will premiere all episodes of its first season on August 26.

"Ingrid Yun (Arden Cho), a 1st generation Korean American and the first lawyer in her family, experiences the trials and tribulations of excelling at the prestigious (but old school) law firm, Parsons Valentine," the logline teases.

"With the support of her friends, she battles through workplace challenges to break through the glass ceiling on her path to become partner," it continues.

"But will her drive and ambition leave room for love?"

Bradley Gibson (Power Book II: Ghost), Alexandra Turshen (Ray Donovan), Dominic Sherwood (Shadowhunters), and Rob Heaps (Good Girls) star.

The cast is rounded out by Nolan Gerard Funk (The Flight Attendant), Matthew Rauch (Banshee), and Roby Attal (The Haunting of Bly Manor).

The official trailer welcomes viewers to Ingrid's world,...

There’s a glass ceiling in need of shattering on Netflix’s Partner Track, and Arden Cho is adding a few cracks.

The Teen Wolf vet leads the upcoming series adaptation — based on Helen Wan’s 2013 novel of the same name — for which the streamer unveiled a new trailer on Friday.

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“Teen Wolf” alum Arden Cho is learning to live a little in the trailer for the upcoming Netflix romantic comedy series, “Partner Track.”

The series, which is based on the novel of the same name by Helen Wan, follows Cho’s Ingrid Yun, a first generation Korean American and the first lawyer in her family, as she experiences the trials and tribulations of excelling at the prestigious (but old school) law firm, Parsons Valentine.

With the support of her friends, she battles through workplace challenges to break through the glass ceiling on her path to become partner. But will her drive and ambition leave room for love?

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In the trailer, which Netflix released Friday, it looks like Ingrid is right on track to become a partner at the firm until she...

Something lurks behind the hole in the wall of a young woman's home... and it doesn't seem content to stay there in the new horror short film Stucco. Written and directed by Janina Gavankar (who also stars in the short film) & Russo Schelling, featuring a star-studded cast, and infused with music composed by Quest Love (as Ahmir-Khalib Thompson), Stucco will be released on Gunpowder & Sky's Alter ahead of its SXSW screening on March 16th, and we've been provided with exclusive images from the surreal short.

You can check out our exclusive images from Stucco below, including a behind-the-scenes shot of writers/directors Janina Gavankar & Russo Schelling.

Keep an eye out for Stucco when it premieres on Gunpowder & Sky's Alter on Wednesday, March 11th, check out the teaser trailer and exclusive images below, and to learn more about the short film's SXSW screening, visit:

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Stucco features...

To celebrate the DVD release of Hell Fest which is available on DVD and Digital now, we have a copy of the DVD up for grabs, courtesy of Vertigo Releasing!

Strap in for the ride of your life and death! A terrifying tribute and modern twist on classic bloody slasher fun, Hell Fest is the perfect treat for anyone who doesn’t want Halloween to end! Paying homage to our favourite slasher films of the ‘80s, Hell Fest is an exhilarating fever pitch of bloody chaos, played out across a lush neon playground where danger, and the next gruesome (and surprisingly inventive) kill, waits around every corner!

More than just a stylish setting, the theme park’s lavishly constructed labyrinth of grim attractions become characters in their own right, as we join the hapless teens in fearful suspense of what may simply be part of the festivities, or something more sinister.

Stars: Bex Taylor-Klaus, Reign Edwards, Amy Forsyth, Tony Todd, Courtney Dietz, Michael Tourek, Christian James, Matt Mercurio, Roby Attal, Elle Graham, Alicia Rosato, Brooke Jaye Taylor, Mason Pike | Written by Seth M. Sherwood, Blair Butler, William Penick, Christopher Sey, Akela Cooper | Directed by Gregory Plotkin

Hell Fest is the latest simplistic, conventional, horror film from the depths of the money-grubbing Hollywood machine. Helmed by director Gregory Plotkin, only his second feature after highly successful stints as an editor on numerous productions, ranging from Jordan Peele’s Get Out to the Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams comedy Game Night. Plotkin is most noticeably and well known to have been a longtime series editor on the long-enduring and softly effective Paranormal Activity franchise, even helming the fifth entry Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, with little to no acclaim or credit. He returns back to the director’s chair with his latest venture in Hell Fest,...

Shockingly high concept for its astonishingly low budget, Robert Rodriguez’s “Red 11” was never meant to see the light of day, but turned out so well that the director opted to share it with the public as a kind of empowerment tool. Make no mistake: The thriller — which takes place in a medical research lab where young people sell their bodies to science, at a price — is a clunky, badly acted, and frequently embarrassing by-the-numbers picture at best, held together with shoestring and paper clips, but that’s almost beside the point.

Debuting at SXSW just weeks after Rodriguez’s most expensive production yet, “Alita: Battle Angel” (and shot over 14 days during post-production of that project), “Red 11” was inspired by the unorthodox way Rodriguez made his Sundance audience award-winning debut, “El Mariachi,” and designed to prove that resources are irrelevant when it comes to teaching oneself how to make movies,...

Stars: Bex Taylor-Klaus, Reign Edwards, Amy Forsyth, Tony Todd, Courtney Dietz, Michael Tourek, Christian James, Matt Mercurio, Roby Attal, Elle Graham, Alicia Rosato, Brooke Jaye Taylor, Mason Pike | Written by Seth M. Sherwood, Blair Butler, William Penick, Christopher Sey, Akela Cooper | Directed by Gregory Plotkin

Hell Fest is the latest simplistic conventional horror film from the depths of the money-grubbing Hollywood machine. Helmed by director Gregory Plotkin, only his second feature after highly successful stints as an editor on numerous productions, ranging from Jordan Peele’s Get Out to the Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams comedy Game Night. Plotkin is most noticeably and well known to have been a longtime series editor on the long-enduring and softly effective Paranormal Activity franchise, even helming the fifth entry Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, with little to no acclaim or credit. He returns back to the director’s chair with his latest venture in Hell Fest,...

This attempt at a retro slasher flick has no sharp edges whatsoever.

The most interesting aspect of Hell Fest is its setting: a rather large and labyrinthine horror amusement park of sorts, full of mazes and attractions and costumed employers all in the service of scaring the pants off the customers. The exhibits and rides are all elaborate and detailed, in keeping with the increasingly extravagant events that pop all over the country this time of year, making one beg the question: why watch this movie when one can find a real-life horror show to slink through instead?

The truth is, even if you don’t have any such destination near you, there is really no reason to watch Hell Fest anyway. Ostensibly a throwback to the glory days of slasher movies (circa the 1980s), Hell Fest is too calculated in its objectives, missing the grittiness and nastiness of the...

Eye candy without much to offer the brain or emotions, “Hell Fest” is a competently crafted slasher film rendered instantly forgettable by its disinterest in character, plot, and motivation, let alone original ideas. An early Halloween salvo, it will be gone from theaters before that holiday (or even the latest screen “Halloween”) arrives, but should in the short term satisfy that seasonal itch among horror fans before bigger, better fright-fests arrive.

After the obligatory prior-victim’s-fate prelude, we meet the film’s college student protagonists, who are young and cute but not much else. Natalie (Amy Forsyth) reunites with ex-roomie Bff Brooke (Reign Edwards) — the movie suggests there’s some reason why they haven’t seen each other for a while, but never gets around to explaining it — while less enthusiastically renewing acquaintance with Brooke’s irksome new flatmate Taylor (Bex Taylor-Klaus).

Nonetheless, all three are soon off to Hell Fest,...

Halloween is right around the corner. The season for creepy costumes, pumpkin carving, and candy collecting is nigh. Above all, it’s the season for haunted hayrides, menacing mazes, eerie escape rooms, and spooky spectacles. These attractions are more popular now than ever. Forbes reported on the numbers: Halloween spending reached $8.4 billion in 2016, and it was estimated to reach $9.1 billion last year, so the timing is perfect for a big-screen horror film that’s set almost entirely in an amusement park on All Hallows’ Eve.

Hell Fest falls back on a familiar formula: put archetypal, good-looking young people in peril on a dark night and let the body count commence. The “Hell Fest” of the title is a traveling carnival that features a labyrinth of horror-themed rides, diversions, and themed rooms, and attracts thousands of fans wherever it goes. It’s all fun and games at first, but our heroes...

This weekend, Hell Fest opens its doors to an unassuming group of college co-eds who end up fighting for their lives when a serial killer uses a haunted attraction as his own personal hunting ground, looking for new victims to add to his collection.

Directed by Gregory Plotkin, Hell Fest stars genre icon Tony Todd as well as Amy Forsyth, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Reign Edwards, Christian James, Matt Mercurio, and Roby Attal. Horror journalist Staci Layne Wilson recently attended the press day for the film on behalf of Daily Dead, where she chatted with Plotkin, producer Gale Anne Hurd, and several of the cast members (including Todd) about how the project came together, their experiences working in Atlanta during production, insights into their characters, and bringing a brand-new slasher villain to life on the big screen.

Check out our video interviews with the cast and crew from Hell Fest below, and...

"Someone is not following the script. And his idea of fun... is murder!" CBS Films has launched a fantastic retro 80s trailer for horror movie Hell Fest, about a horror theme park that becomes a killing playground for a masked serial killer. We see plenty of vintage trailers every year, but this one is spot on perfect. The voiceover is amazing and the old logos are cool. "A terrifying thrill ride from iconic horror producer Gale Anne Hurd and director Gregory Plotkin (Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension), this September audiences will discover that it's fun going in... but it's hell getting out." This stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, and Matt Mercurio. Arriving in theaters at the end of this month so everyone has all of October to go watch this. "This carnival is Not for children." Here's the new retro 80s trailer (+ fun posters) for Gregory Plotkin's Hell Fest,...

Love the 80s? Love horror movies? Then Hell Fest has you covered on both fronts with a very scary new 80s retro throwback trailer. It's totally awesome, man!

CBS Films and Lionsgate will release Hell Fest in theaters September 28, 2018. This latest Hell Fest sneak peak is taking you back to a more tubular time. Put on your Jordache jeans, buckle your fanny pack, slap on your bracelet, and lace-up your La Gears! Check out this rad new 80's trailer to get in the Halloween spirit! I'm sure you've seen enough horror movies to know that any weirdo wearing a mask is never friendly...

Hell Fest is directed by Gregory Plotkin from a screenplay by Seth M. Sherwood and Blair Butler and Akela Cooper. The story was concocted by William Penick & Christopher Sey and Stephen Susco. This thrilling chiller is produced by Gale Anne Hurd and Tucker Tooley.

The horrors on...

"Wendy's friends were just looking for a night of frightful fun..." A masked killer transforms a horror-themed amusement park into his own blood-stained carnival of terror and torment in the new movie Hell Fest, and ahead of the film's September 28th theatrical release from CBS Films and Lionsgate, a new throwback trailer has been revealed, giving the movie an ’80s slasher vibe.

Below, you can watch the throwback trailer (as well as a recent clip) for Hell Fest. Directed by Gregory Plotkin (the editor of Get Out and Happy Death Day) and produced by Gale Anne Hurd (AMC's The Walking Dead), Hell Fest stars the aforementioned Amy Forsyth, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Reign Edwards, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio, and Tony Todd.

Before it's released in Us theaters on September 28th from CBS Films and Lionsgate, you can experience immersive mazes based on scenes from Hell Fest at the Fright...

"Fun going in. Hell getting out." A masked killer transforms a horror-themed amusement park into his own blood-stained carnival of terror and torment in the new movie Hell Fest, and ahead of the film's September 28th theatrical release from CBS Films and Lionsgate, we've been provided with an exclusive clip and poster to share with Daily Dead readers!

You can watch the mysterious murderer don his mask and grab a sharp weapon in our exclusive clip below, which is also accompanied by an exclusive poster for Hell Fest.

Directed by Gregory Plotkin (the editor of Get Out and Happy Death Day) and produced by Gale Anne Hurd (AMC's The Walking Dead), Hell Fest stars the aforementioned Amy Forsyth, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Reign Edwards, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio, and Tony Todd.

Before it's released in Us theaters on September 28th from CBS Films and Lionsgate, you can experience immersive...

A serial killer is on the loose and brutally murdering people in a horror-themed traveling amusement park in this new red-band trailer for Hell Fest. What makes this film so interesting is that the people who are being hunted down think that all of these killings are fake and all part of the show... at first. Then reality kicks in and they are fighting to survive!

I like the concept of this movie because it's something that I think a lot of us may have thought about while going to these fun and creepy Halloween attractions every year. What if a demented killer went on a killing spree in one of these settings?

The movie stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd, and here's the synopsis:

A masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground,...

The last Hell Fest trailer played it safe, slowly creeping audiences into the nightmarish amusement park at its center. Now, Lionsgate and CBS Films have unleashed a nightmarish new red band trailer that shows off some of the goods this early fall horror ride has to offer.

CBS Films and Lionsgate will release Hell Fest in theaters September 28, 2018. The more scared you seem, the more they're gong to come after you in director Gregory Plotkin's slasher odyssey. He is working from a screenplay by Seth M. Sherwood and Blair Butler and Akela Cooper, with a story from William Penick & Christopher Sey and Stephen Susco. And you know its going to be good, as Hell Fest is being delivered by producers Gale Anne Hurd and Tucker Tooley.

The creepy soundscape heard in the movie is scored by legendary composer Bear McCreary, who has The Walking Dead, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and...

Remember! The more scared you seem, the more they’re going to come after you! Check out the red-band trailer for the upcoming film “Hell Fest” below:

CBS Films and Lionsgate will release “Hell Fest” in theaters on September 28th!

All about “Hell Fest”

Directed by: Gregory Plotkin

Screenplay by: Seth M. Sherwood and Blair Butler and Akela Cooper

Story by: William Penick & Christopher Sey and Stephen Susco

Produced by: Gale Anne Hurd and Tucker Tooley

Scored by: Legendary composer Bear McCreary

Starring: Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd.

A masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show.

College student Natalie (Forsyth) is visiting her childhood best friend Brooke (Edwards) and her roommate Taylor (Taylor-Klaus...

"Is that guy following us?" CBS Films has revealed the full-length red band trailer for the upcoming horror movie Hell Fest, about a horror theme park that becomes a killing playground for a masked serial killer. The first teaser trailer showed some promise, but this new trailer really lets loose and it looks freaky as all hell. "A terrifying thrill ride from iconic horror producer Gale Anne Hurd and director Gregory Plotkin (Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension), this September audiences will discover that it's fun going in... but it's hell getting out." Hell Fest stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, and Matt Mercurio. This actually looks super creepy and violent and insane, they're seriously showing off all the gore and wow. That final shot - damn. Hard to even watch! Be careful out there. Here's the full-length red band trailer (+ poster) for Gregory Plotkin's Hell Fest,...

What if the blood-stained scares at an immersive horror experience were actually happening in real life... and you didn't realize the truth until you became the next addition to the haunted attraction? That creepy question is examined in the new horror movie Hell Fest, and ahead of the film's September 28th theatrical release from CBS Films and Lionsgate, a new red band trailer has been unleashed, inviting you into the deadly depths of a terror-filled theme park.

Directed by Gregory Plotkin (the editor of Get Out and Happy Death Day) and produced by Gale Anne Hurd (AMC's The Walking Dead), Hell Fest stars the aforementioned Forsyth, Taylor-Klaus, and Todd, as well as "Reign Edwards, Christian James, Roby Attal, [and] Matt Mercurio."

Before it's released in Us theaters on September 28th from CBS Films and Lionsgate, you can experience immersive mazes based on scenes from Hell Fest at the Fright Fest...

Welcome To Hell Fest.

A masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show.

The upcoming film stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd.

Watch the teaser for the film below.

College student Natalie (Forsyth) is visiting her childhood best friend Brooke (Edwards) and her roommate Taylor (Taylor-Klaus). If it was any other time of year these three and their boyfriends might be heading to a concert or bar, but it is Halloween which means that like everyone else they will be bound for Hell Fest – a sprawling labyrinth of rides, games, and mazes that travels the country and happens to be in town. Every year thousands follow Hell Fest to experience fear at the ghoulish carnival of nightmares.

"You came here to be scared, right?" CBS Films has debuted the first teaser trailer for a horror movie titled Hell Fest, about a horror theme park that becomes a killing playground for a masked serial killer. We haven't seen a theme park horror movie in a while, so this is good to get one in the mix again. "A terrifying thrill ride from iconic horror producer Gale Anne Hurd and director Gregory Plotkin (Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension), this September audiences will discover that it’s fun going in... but it's hell getting out." This stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, and Matt Mercurio. The most terrifying part is that everyone at the park thinks all the kills are just fake and for fun, but no one knows hwat's really going on. Oh damn. It's a scary first teaser for this horror. Here's the...

CBS Films and Lionsgate have released the spooky first trailer for Hell Fest, their new horror outing that's in theaters September 28. Welcome to a terrifying new playground. You better buckle up for this teaser. Just keep telling yourself it's all just part of the show.

In Hell Fest, a masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show. The film stars Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd.

College student Natalie (Forsyth) is visiting her childhood best friend Brooke (Edwards) and her roommate Taylor (Taylor-Klaus). If it was any other time of year these three and their boyfriends might be heading to a concert or bar, but it is Halloween which means that like everyone else they...

Have you ever been to a haunted house that was so scary, it made you think the things you saw were real? An immersive horror-themed amusement park become a little too immersive when a serial killer stalks unsuspecting victims within the attraction's creepy confines in the teaser trailer for Hell Fest, co-starring Amy Forsyth (Channel Zero: No-End House), Bex Taylor-Klaus, and Tony Todd (Candyman).

Directed by Gregory Plotkin and produced by Gale Anne Hurd, Hell Fest stars "Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd." Hell Fest is slated for a September 28th theatrical release from CBS Films & Lionsgate:

"A masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show.

College student Natalie (Forsyth) is visiting her childhood...

Folks love those Halloween-themed amusement parks — the ones where ghouls dart out of the shadows and monsters lie in wait to scare the bejeezus out of their quarry. But what if a maniacal killer decides to up the realism factor to 11 while the patrons it’s all part of the show?

Here is the first teaser trailer for Hell Fest, in which just a creepy scenario plays out. The logline: College student Natalie (Amy Forsyth) is visiting her best friend Brooke (Reign Edwards) and her roommate Taylor (Bex Taylor-Klaus). It’s Halloween time, so the trio and their boyfriends — like everyone else – are headed for Hell Fest, a sprawling labyrinth of rides, games and mazes that travels the country and happens to be in town. But for one visitor, Hell Fest is not the attraction: It is a hunting ground, an opportunity to slay in plain view of a gawking audience,...

Welcome to Hell Fest, a terrifying new vision of horror from director Gregory Plotkin and Producer Gale Anne Hurd.

If you dare, prepare yourself for unimaginable scares in the Green Band Teaser Trailer coming next week…

CBS Films and Lionsgate will release Hell Fest in theaters September 28, 2018

About Hell Fest

Distributors: CBS Films & Lionsgate

Directed by: Gregory Plotkin

Written By: Seth M. Sherwood

Produced by: Gale Anne Hurd

Starring: Amy Forsyth, Reign Edwards, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio and Tony Todd

A masked serial killer turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show.

College student Natalie (Forsyth) is visiting her childhood best friend Brooke (Edwards) and her roommate Taylor (Taylor-Klaus). If it was any other time of year these three and their boyfriends might...

Exclusive: Tooley Entertainment has closed a deal to co-finance with CBS Films Hell Fest, the horror thriller that has wrapped production. Pic follows a masked serial killer who turns a horror themed amusement park into his own personal playground, terrorizing a group of friends while the rest of the patrons believe that it is all part of the show.

Gale Anne Hurd and her Valhalla Entertainment produced and Tucker Tooley produced with her for Tooley Entertainment. Greg Renker is exec producer. The film is directed by Gregory Plotkin, who helmed Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension and was the editor on such genre films as Get Out and Happy Death Day. Amy Forsyth, Reign Edward, Bex Taylor-Klaus, Christian James, Roby Attal, Matt Mercurio, and Tony Todd lead the cast.

Gregoire Gensollen and Gary Raskin handled negotiations on behalf of Tooley Entertainment and Rik Toulon and Jack Bleck handled for CBS Films.