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Daisy Ridley leads Paramount+’s Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Rings of Power season 3 goes to war, and Kurosawa and Shimizu join Disney+’s Night Tales Club.
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Daisy Ridley leads Paramount+’s Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Rings of Power season 3 goes to war, and Kurosawa and Shimizu join Disney+’s Night Tales Club.
Clayface reviews are due today after an early ‘Morbius moment’ pan was pulled from Rotten Tomatoes, plus VisionQuest reaches halfway as Jocasta debuts.
American Horror Story is renewed for season 14, Keanu Reeves circles James Wan’s next film, The Prestige returns in IMAX and Unforgotten series 7 gets a first look.
Blue Lights reaches episode four on BBC One tonight, Midnight Run follows late on Film4, and The X-Files’ “The List” turns 31 on Disney+.
Torchwood turns 20, Chalamet sings Dune: Part Three’s Desert Chant, the Deadstream team adapts Future Me, and Mayor of Kingstown sets its final season.
Update: A24 has released the promised new trailer for Slayground, Jeremy Saulnier’s Halloween-set horror thriller starring Cory Michael Smith. It opens in US cinemas on 29 January 2027; no UK date yet.
Dune: Part Three tickets go on general sale worldwide today, plus Tallinn-bound horror Henry’s Ebb and James Gunn on why the DCU’s Batman has no suit yet.
Doctor Who puts TARDIS roundels on sale, Star Wars heads to the Super Bowl, Brooklyn Horror names its winners and Street Fighter tops the UK box office.
Peter Jackson lines up Tintin 2 as The Hunt for Gollum nears wrap, plus Slayground’s January date, Romero’s lost first film, Mister Miracle’s first look and Netflix’s latest exit.
William Shatner on why Star Trek’s optimism matters now, plus the first trailer for Cornish folk horror The Cull ahead of its FrightFest Halloween premiere.
Tom Baker’s advice for the next Doctor, plus Hunter Schafer on A24’s secret vampire film, Ken Russell’s The Devils heading for UK cinemas and Josh Brolin on Lanterns.
Taika Waititi puts his Star Wars film on ice, plus a Sicario 3 update, Clive Barker’s Hellraiser ideas, Prime Video’s Rally and Paul McCartney on the Beatles films.
Robert Picardo on Starfleet Academy’s cancellation, plus the Brute 1986 trailer ahead of FrightFest Halloween and a green Avengers: Doomsday promo from Málaga.
Dave Filoni on Ahsoka’s Mulders and Scullys, plus James McAvoy’s young Picard pitch, the Sitges winners, Hayley Atwell on Avengers: Doomsday and Tarantino’s tenth film.
Scream VII on Sky Cinema tonight, Annihilation on Prime Video, and Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who debut free on BBC iPlayer.
Tom McLaren plays a Christmas-obsessed husband whose kidnap plot spirals out of control in the official trailer for Ralph’s Perfekt Christmas, on Screambox from 3 November.