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Lost star Harold Perrineau and series director/producer Jack Bender are reteaming for EPIX's upcoming new horror series "Them."

TVLine Items: Perrineau Scares Up Epix Role, Love Life Casting and More TVLine 5/4/2021 Two Lost vets are staging a frightening reunion: Harold Perrineau, who portrayed Michael Dawson on the ABC drama, has been cast in Epix’s contemporary sci-fi horror series From, which reteams him with Lost director/executive producer Jack Bender, our sister site Deadline reports. The show is about a town in middle America that traps all those who enter — and whose residents fear terrifying creatures that come out of the surrounding forest when the sun goes down. Perrineau will play the town’s sh...

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Epix, the premium channel that’s produced shows like the Batman-adjacent Pennyworth and docuseries Slow Burn, has picked up From, a new science fiction horror series from screenwriter John Griffin, about a “nightmarish town in middle America that traps all those who enter.” Griffin’s a fairly new writer on the scene—he wrote an episode of CBS’s rebooted The Twilight Zone, and is currently working as a writer on a TV adaptation of Crater, a coming-of-age story set on the Moon. From is his latest project, and Epix has picked it up for a ten-episode first season, with productio...

Close Search Mr. Mercedes Director Jack Bender on Adapting Stephen King and the Importance of Bill Hodges' "Morning Leak" ✖ Over his more than 40-year career, Stephen King has frightened a countless number of readers with his tales of the supernatural, whether those stories focus on telekinetic teens, cars coming to life, or beings from other realms, but he isn't limited to just the horror genre, as evidenced in his trilogy of Bill Hodges books. Throughout the series, the detective uncovered a variety of mysteries, largely focusing on the notorious killer "Mr. Mercedes." When it came time f...