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Tony Award winner Ben Vereen has joined the cast of Fox's fall remake of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The production will be shot this March in Toronto and shown at a date to be announced this fall.
After a six-episode first season, AMC's spinoff series "Fear the Walking Dead" returns later this year for a 15-episode second season, and some new blood will be added to the roster of characters. On tap today is the latest bit of casting news, so read on if you're hungry for info! Per The Wrap , Dougray Scott has signed on to star in the second season of "Fear the Walking Dead," and though character details are under wraps at the moment, we do know that he will recur in multiple episodes.
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons developer and Payday 2 publisher Starbreeze is partnering with developer Behaviour Interactive to make an asymmetrical competitive horror game called Dead By Daylight. The premise pits four survivors against one killer in a game of cat and mouse.
It takes a village to make a movie. A director needs a producer or two with good heads on their shoulders.
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Susan Sarandon and Piers Morgan have got into a hilarious Twitter row over the outfit Susan wore to the SAG Awards on Sunday. Susan, 69, opted for a white trouser suit with a black bra top that showed off her impressive cleavage but Piers was not impressed that she flashed some flesh while presenting the In Memoriam tribute, tweeting: Would Susan Sarandon wear this to a funeral? No.
In today's zombie culture, there's no question there's a danger of over-saturation, especially given the massive success of the TV series "The Walking Dead," its companion series "Fear the Walking Dead," and a slew of feature films -- some scary and some funny, hence the subgenre the "zom-com." Fortunately, best-selling author Seth Grahame-Smith was at the forefront of the new-wave zombie movement in 2009 with his smash novel "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," which is a mash-up of the zombie culture and Jane Austen's literary classic about the intertwining romance between men and women from different social classes in England in the 1900s.