‘Monsterland’ Trailer: Hulu’s Monster Anthology Series Features Kelly Marie Tran, Kaitlyn Dever, Nicole Beharie & More

Kicking off a month of streaming horror offerings that includes “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” “Welcome to the Blumhouse,” and “Books of Blood,” Hulu’s “Monsterland” enters the horror anthology world via an acclaimed collection of short stories, “North America Lake Monsters,” by author Nathan Ballingrud.

Ann-Marie Corvin A trend for horror anthologies is emerging from the competing titles in this year’s Sitges Pitchbox event, as organizers Filmmarket Hub and the Sitges Film Festival announce this year’s line up.And, as the movie project showcase opens up its doors to series for the first time, it’s buzzy titles such as “R.I.P “ and “Mr Ray” which appear to be embracing the anthology format.Developed during a 2019 Manhattan Institute Film Workshop “Mr Ray” is created by Antoine Bours – a series

343 Industries’ recent delay of Halo Infinite has reportedly given the studio time to implement new features in the game.The anonymous Twitter account Qilin, who is supposedly a developer from the 343 Industries team, took to Twitter to share several details about the upcoming game. “New Halo Infinite build is up.

Also Read: 'One Night in Miami': Regina King Opens Up About Directing 4 Men Portraying Real-Life Icons (Video)Boyega and Wright’s entries were featured at this year’s New York Film Festival, which was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“If you are the big tree, we are the small axe,” states a Jamaican proverb, inspiring the title of “Small Axe”, an upcoming anthology series from director Steve McQueen for Amazon Prime Video.

Also Read: 'Blindspotting' TV Series Ordered at Starz From Daveed Diggs and Rafael CasalThe second project in the works is an untitled drama series inspired by the life of sports agent and attorney Nicole Lynn, the first Black woman to represent a Top 3 NFL draft pick.The series “follows the rise of a determined young, African-American woman as she breaks through and climbs to the top of the highly competitive and male-dominated world of sports agents.” Tash Grey, a veteran of Starz’s “P-Valley”

Peter White Television EditorStarz is doubling down on shows with 50 Cent – developing two more scripted series with the rapper and Power co-creator.The network has put into development a female sports agent drama, inspired by the life of Nicole Lynn, and a hip hop anthology series.The untitled female sports agent drama comes from Raising Kanan and Snowfall writer Tash Grey, who will exec produce alongside Lynn.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterCurtis “50 Cent” Jackson is adding to his already deep roster of shows at Starz, with the premium cabler developing two new shows on which Jackson will serve as executive producer under his rich Starz overall deal. Both shows will be produced by Jackson’s G-Unit Film & Television.The first series is an untitled drama inspired by the life of sports agent and attorney Nicole Lynn.

Thursday proved to be a special day for Kaitlyn Dever, bringing the debut trailer for an upcoming TV series and the release of a new music project.

Kaitlyn Dever fans were treated to a lot of great news today!

Also Read: Peter Sarsgaard Joins Hulu's 'Dopesick'Dever joins Keaton and Peter Sarsgaard, who will also star in the series as Rick Mountcastle, an assistant U.S. attorney prosecuting the Purdue Pharma case.Touchstone Television’s “Dopesick” is written by “Empire” co-creator Danny Strong and will be directed by Barry Levinson.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Unbelievable star Kaitlyn Dever is set as a lead opposite Michael Keaton in Dopesick, Hulu’s eight-episode limited series based on Beth Macy’s bestselling book, from The Handmaid’s Tale executive producer Warren Littlefield and Touchstone Television.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersWritten by Danny Strong and directed by Barry Levinson, Dopesick is described as an ambitious, harrowing and compelling look into the

What if you could take a simple test and skip the drama-filled rollercoaster that is dubbed “dating?” Would you embrace the test that tells you, without a doubt, who your soulmate is? And how would that change the entirety of humanity? Judging by the trailer for the new AMC anthology series, “Soulmates,” it’s not an entirely good thing at all.

animals. Unlike a lot of young people, she shares it with one of the planet's most cuddly — koalas.“It’s hard to explain,” she says from her home in Australia.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine carried out extensive renovations to their second home, Anmer Hall, before moving into the property in 2015, and there's one feature in particular that is one of the highlights.Prince William and Kate created a stunning space for entertaining in their Norfolk residence, including a breathtaking kitchen and dining room with a glass roof, where they hosted for Christmas shortly after they announced their engagement in 2017.Writing in the royal biography,

Will Thorne Staff WriterAn anthology series on the history of the NFL is in the works.Game1, the sports content studio founded by Greg Economou, Basil Iwanyk and Michael Smith, is teaming with Gifford Media Group to adapt Frank Gifford’s bestselling memoir “The Glory Game: How the 1958 NFL Championship Changed Football Forever” into a series.Gifford, the late New York Giants Hall of Famer and “Monday Night Football” broadcaster, published the book in 2008, alongside Peter Richmond.The project

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVSony’ long-in-the-works “suite” of TV series based on Marvel characters controlled by the studio, is getting closer to reality.I hear Sony is in talks with Amazon to be the SVOD distributor of the high-profile package of shows, which includes multiple titles. The first title, which was identified by Sony Pictures TV about a year ago and had been in development at the studio, is Silk.

The 2020 VMAs are nearly here, and the show — much like the entire year itself — will be a new kind of undertaking, with performances happening all around New York City instead of contained to a single arena stage. Despite the new format, the spirit of watching visionary musical renditions (and all the candid, shocking, unexpected, heartfelt moments that come from awards speeches) is still front and center.

Kelly Marie Tran is taking on an exciting new role.

online controversy — after starring in 2017’s “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” She reprised her role as rebel mechanic Rose Tico in 2019’s “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” the final chapter in the nine-part Skywalker saga. Her casting in “Raya and the Last Dragon” makes Tran the first Southeast Asian American to lead a Disney animated film.“I didn’t know that I was yearning just to see someone who looks like me,” Tran told Entertainment Weekly.