Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver, the sequel to Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire, premiered Friday on Netflix. The film was directed by Zack Snyder and written by Snyder, Shay Hatten, and Kurt Johnstad. Part two takes place on the moon of Veldt where Kora (Sofia Boutella) and the surviving fighters help defend their new home against the Motherworld. Before their enemies arrive to stop the rebellion, each of the warriors must face the truth of their past, including Titus (Djimon Hounsou), who returns, among other cast, for the second film.

Recently, Hounsou spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, what’s next for his character, the physicality of the role, and more.

The Spiderwick Chronicles, which is based on the book series of the same name by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, premiered Friday on The Roku Channel. The series tells the story of the Grace family, including Helen (Joy Bryant), her fraternal twin boys Jared (Lyon Daniels) and Simon (Noah Cottrell), and her daughter, Mallory (Mychala Lee) who have moved from their home in New York and into their ancestral home, the Spiderwick Estate, in Michigan. It’s at the estate that Jared discovers a boggart (voiced by Jack Dylan Grazer) and realizes the truth: magical creatures are real. The only one to believe him, however, is his great-aunt Lucinda (Charlayne Woodward). She sends him to find the missing pages from her father’s field guide to magical creatures to keep it safe from the ogre, Mulgarath (Christian Slater), and his fetch, Calliope (Alyvia Alyn Lind). 

Recently, Lind and Grazer spoke with SciFi Vision about their work on the series, including what Lind thought about working with her costar Slater and what it was like for Grazer doing just the voice. 

The second part of Rebel Moon, The Scargiver, premiered Friday on Netflix. The film, directed by Zack Snyder, continues the epic story of Kora (Sofia Boutella) and the other surviving fighters, as they prepare to sacrifice everything they hold dear, in order defend Veldt, their new home, against the Motherworld. Each of the warriors must face the truth of their pasts before the opposition arrives to stop the growing rebellion. Atticus Noble (Ed Skrein), who Kora thought dead at the end of the last film, returns for battle. Also returning is Fra Fee as Balisarius, in addition to other cast members from the first film. 

Recently, Skrein and Fee spoke with SciFi Vision about the second film, including Skrein’s nude scenes in the chrysalis and Fee’s character’s motivation. 

Friday, The Roku Channel premiered the new series, The Spiderwick Chronicles, based on the book series of the same name by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black. The series follows the Grace family, including Helen (Joy Bryant), her fraternal twin sons, Jared (Lyon Daniels) and Simon (Noah Cottrell), and her daughter, Mallory (Mychala Lee), as they move from Brooklyn, New York to their ancestral home, the Spiderwick Estare, in Henson, Michigan. There, Jared discovers that magical creatures are real, but no one believes him except his great-aunt Lucinda (Charlayne Woodard). She asks him to find the missing pages from her father’s field guide to magical creatures to keep it safe from the ogre, Mulgarath (Christian Slater).

Recently, Daniels, Cottrell, and Lee spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including Lee’s work with fencing on the series, and more.

Today, Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver, a sequel to Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire, comes to Netflix. Directed by Zack Snyder, the film continues the epic story of the surviving fighters, led by Kora (Sofia Boutella), as they prepare to sacrifice everything in order to help defend their new home of Veldt against the Motherworld. Before the opposition arrives to crush the growing rebellion, the warriors must each face their pasts, revealing why they fight. Michiel Huisman reprises his role as Gunnar along with many other returning cast members. 

Recently, Boutella and Huisman spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, including what’s to come for their characters’ relationship, action scenes, working with practical effects, and more.

Based on the book series of the same name by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, The Spiderwick Chronicles premieres today on The Roku Channel. The series follows follows Helen Grace (Joy Bryant), her 15-year-old fraternal twin-sons, Jared (Lyon Daniels) and Simon (Noah Cottrell), and her daughter Mallory (Mychala Lee), as they move from Brooklyn, New York to their ancestral home, the Spiderwick Estate, in Henson, Michigan. At Spiderwick, Jared discovers that magical creatures are real, but the only one who believes him is his great-aunt Lucinda (Charlayne Woodard), who tells him that he needs to find the pages of her father’s field guide to magical creatures to protect them from the evil ogre, Mulgarath (Christian Slater).

Recently, Slater and Bryant spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including what made them want to do it, what they’ve learned from working on the series, and more.

Today, Going Home with Tyler Cameron premieres on Prime Video. The series stars former heartthrob from The Bachelorette, Tyler Cameron, as he takes on a new career, staring his own construction and home renovation company. After Cameron’s mother passed, the reality tv star returned to his hometown of Jupiter, Florida to reunite with his family and also reach his goal of creating the company, Image One. Joining Cameron on his renovation team is house-flipper Robb Ritch and interior designer, Jessica Quintero. Other reality tv stars from The Bachelorette also make appearances during the season. 

The series will follow Cameron through challenges of home renovation and building his new company, culminating in turning Cameron’s late mother’s home into one she dreamed of. 

The new sing-camera comedy, Dinner with the Parents, premieres today on Amazon Freevee. The series follows weekly chaotic family dinners with brothers Gregg (Daniel Thrasher) and David (Henry Hall) Langer and their parents, Jane (Michaela Watkins) and Harvey (Dan Bakkedahl) and grandmother, Rose (Carol Kane). Jon Glaser also stars as neighbor Donnie. The show, which was created by Jon Beckerman, who also serves as executive producer, is based on the British sitcom Friday Night Dinner.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with Thrasher, Hall, Watkins, Bakkedahl, Kane, and Beckerman about working on the series, including how the production was different working in England, connecting with the characters, working with snakes, cracking up on set, and much much more.

Star Trek: Discovery has always balanced the ship’s mission and weekly conflicts with the crew’s personal lives: Captain Burnham’s affair with a Klingon sleeper agent, Stamets (Anthony Rapp) and Culber (Wilson Cruz)’s marriage, Adira (Blu del Barrio)’s relationship with Gray (Ian Alexander). Last season, fans were thrilled when it looked like Commander Saru (Doug Jones) would get his own shot at romance with Vulcan President T’rina (Tara Rosling).

Season five finds the galaxy’s favorite power couple juggling love, service and politics. During a recent interview with the press, SciFi Vision asked actor Doug Jones how Saru is going to blend his Kelpian instincts with T’rina’s strict logic.

David Ajala, who plays Cleveland Booker was also part of the interview.

Last weekend, the film, Wicked Little Letters, opened nationwide. The movie, based on a true story, takes places in the 1920s in the seaside town of Little Hampton and stars Olivia Coleman as the very conservative Edith Swan and Jessie Buckley as the loud Irish migrant Rose Gooding. When Edith and the others in the town start receiving anonymous wicked little letters filled with vulgarities, it causes an uproar and Rose is charged with the crime. However, Police Officer Gladys Moss (Anjana Vasan) doesn’t believe her to be the true culprit, and she and the other townswomen decide to find out the truth. 

Recently, actress Vasan spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, including her preparation for the character, how the costume was an important part of it, and working with Olivia Coleman.