Tomorrow Hulu premieres it’s new supernatural series, Helstrom, based on the Marvel comic book characters Daimon and Santana Helstrom. The series follows brother and sister Daimon (Tom Austen) and Ana (Sydney Lemmon) Helstrom, who grew up with a serial killer for a father. Using their special abilities, they track down the worst that humanity has to offer.

The series also stars Ariana Guerra as Gabriella Rosetti, a nun from the Vatican who helps Daimon in disposing of demons, and Alain Uy as Chris Yen, Ana’s friend and business parter at the auction house.

Guerra and Uy recently talked to SciFi Vision at a junket for Helstrom about working on the series.

Be sure to check out the series tomorrow on Hulu, and you can read the full transcript of the interview following the video.

Tyler Posey stars in the film Alone, coming to Digital and On Demand from Lionsgate October 16th and Blu-ray and DVD October 20th. The thriller follows Aidan (Posey), who awakens to find a global pandemic has hit and almost everyone around him has turned into zombies. His apartment overrun and not able to connect with his family, Aidan starts to give up hope until he sees that his neighbor across the courtyard, Eva (Summer Spiro), is alive and still human. They eventually communicate and become “socially distant friends.” Aidan attempts a rescue, but can he get to her in time?

The film also features Donald Sutherland as his strange neighbor in this timely film.

Posey recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive Zoom interview about working on the movie, doing stunts, his love of tattoos, and more.

Be sure to check out the film. You can read the full transcript below the video.

Recently the film Books of Blood, base on the horror anthology by Clive Barker, was released on Hulu. The film weaves three stories into one. The first story follows Jenna (Britt Robertson), who after a traumatic event involving her boyfriend, is about to be sent away to a mental institution called, "The Farm." Refusing to go, she runs away from home and ends up at a bed and breakfast run by the seemingly sweet couple, Ellie, played by Freda Foh Shen, and Sam (Nicholas Campbell). Jenna soon discovers that the bed and breakfast is not what it seems.

Recently the actress took part in a press junket for the film that SciFi Vision attended. She talked about connecting with the role, working with Robertson, and more.

Be sure to stay tuned for more interviews from the film.

Tonight, AMC premieres an all-new sixth season of Fear the Walking Dead. The episode picks up where the cliffhanger left off, with the group of survivors having agreed to leave with Virginia (Colby Minifie) for her settlement, where they will be separated, leaving Morgan (Lennie James) left for dead after having been shot.

Recently, stars James, Jenna Elfman, who plays June, and Danay Garcia, who plays Luciana, answered questions from the press in a junket to promote the series, which SciFi Vision took part in.

The stars talked about where everyone is mentally at the beginning of the season. Garcia talked about Luciana agreeing to go with Virginia, because it was still a way to keep the group safe. "I'm resolved to distract her from the entire group finding their home, and that's something that was my intention. Mentally, I think I was in autopilot mode, because I wanted to keep going with that. That's actually what I told June, to find that home that we'd been looking for, find that place. Don't let this break [us]. It's a survival mode, because Ginny, she's so unpredictable. She says one thing; she promises one thing, and then she does something else."

Today Hulu dropped its film Books of Blood, based on the horror anthology of the same name by Clive Barker. The film, directed by Brannon Braga, is essentially three stories woven into one. The second storyline revolves around the characters of Mary, played by Anna Friel, and Simon, played by Rafi Gavron. In the story, Mary is a grieving mother who has lost her son, and Simon claims to be able to speak to the dead.

The stars recently took part in a press junket for the movie, which SciFi Vision was able to attend. They talked about working on the project, how they connected to it, and more.

The newest series in The Walking Dead universe, World Beyond, premieres tonight on AMC. In Nebraska, a community has been living in relative safety during the zombie apocalypse for the past ten years. Sisters Iris, played by Aliyah Royale, and Hope (Alexa Mansour) journey out beyond the safety of the wall to look for answers, joined by their classmates Elton (Nicolas Cantu) and Silas (Hal Cumpston). Can they avoid the “empties” and make it out alive?

Royale recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about working on the series, being scared of the undead, and more.

Sunday, the newest addition to The Walking Dead universe, The World Beyond, premieres on AMC. In Nebraska, a community has been living behind walls in relative safety for the past ten years. The series follows a younger group of survivors who have grown up sheltered from the undead (or "empties" as they are called) during the apocalypse. Sisters Iris (Aliyah Royale) and Hope (Alexa Mansour) and their classmates Elton (Nicolas Cantu) and Silas (Hal Cumpston) leave safety and attempt to move beyond the walls.

Although the show focuses on the four teens, a few of the main characters are adults. Julia Ormond stars as Elizabeth, Lieutenant Colonel of the secretive Civic Republic Military. Nico Tororella plays the role of Felix, the head of security at the university, who has also been tasked as guardian over Iris and Hope until their father returns. Fellow security officer and his partner, Huck, is played by Annet Mahendru.

Stars Ormond, Tortorella, and Mahendru took part in a virtual press junket for the series, which SciFi Vision was able to be a part of.

The stars talked about how the show is different from the flagship series because it focuses on the teens. Ormond likes that fact. "What I really like about it, is it's a kind of fresh start, I think. I really like the way that this spin-off takes elements that I really relish in the others [series] and then adds its own fresh take. I like the fact that it's a new generation, and it kind of feels like it's more Gen Z. It's not so much about what the parents will do to protect the kids. It's about the kids' journey and the kids growing up. This next generation has grown up with it, and [it’s about] how they're going to define the world going forward. So, I kind of feel as if it has the opportunity to sort of start again and see how this group of people will do it."

October 4^th, AMC premieres its newest series in The Walking Dead franchise, World Beyond. The series follows the first generation of those growing up in a post-apocalyptic world. In Nebraska, there’s a community that has been thriving during the zombie apocalypse for ten years. There is a new normal, but life moves on; children go to school and don’t know the world beyond their walls.

Two sisters, Iris (Aliyah Royale) and Hope (Alexa Mansour), leave their safe haven to find answers they seek while braving the world of the undead, or as they call them, "empties." They are joined by their two classmates, Elton (Nicholas Cantu) and Silas (Hal Cumpston). With danger around every corner, will they make it to their destination and find the answers they seek?

Royale, Mansour, Cantu, and Cumpston recently talked to journalists about the upcoming series in a virtual press junket that SciFi Vision was invited to attend.

Netflix adds the new suspenseful drama series, Ratched, developed by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan. Ratched has all of the dark twists and turns that you can expect from a Ryan Murphy project.

Ratched sounds familiar, right? You are correct. Ratched is based on the character in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. The Netflix series is Mildred Ratched’s origin story, a deep dive into Nurse Ratched’s character before she becomes the Nurse Ratched of Oregon State Hospital that many of us are familiar with from Ken Kesey’s 1962 novel and the Academy Award winning movie. Fun fact: The character of Nurse Ratched was based on a real-life person that novelist, Kesey, worked with at a psychiatric hospital.

SciFi Vision, in conjunction with Red Glean Media’s Christiane Elin, were invited to join in on a virtual press conference with a few of the leads for the star-filled series. Sarah Paulson, Cynthia Nixon, Sharon Stone, Sophie Okonedo, Jon Jon Briones, and Finn Wittrock chatted about Ratched and working on a series set in the mid to late 40’s to early 50’s at a psychiatric hospital.

Raised by Wolves Video - Janty Yates' Alien Fashion
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Academy Award-winning costume designer Janty Yates collaborated once again with Ridley Scott to create the otherworldly costumes featured in Raised By Wolves. Streaming now on HBO Max.

 

Below is a video from Raised by Wolves, which airs Thursdays on HBO Max. Check it out below.