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First Look Images & Key Art: THE BIRCH from Crypt TV Returns for Season 2 on March 26th Check out some never-before-seen pics and the new key art for THE BIRCH Season 2 from Crypt TV! By Josh Millican The Birch is back! Crypt TV, the genre brand creating the next generation of iconic monsters, announced today that the second season of the hit horror series The Birch will return to Facebook Watch on March 26, 2021.  Check out some never-before-seen images below. The newkey art can be enjoyed at the bottom of the article. *Click ...

Friday, 26 February 2021, 3:05 pm Over three decades later, the sequel is heir! The time has come to embark on an all-new hilarious adventure (with many familiar faces), back to where it all began…Queens. Set in the lush and royal country of Zamunda, newly crowned King Akeem (Eddie Murphy) and his trusted confidante Semmi (Arsenio Hall) find themselves returning to New York to tend to unfinished royal family business in what must be the most anticipated comedy film for years. Coming 2 America launches exclusively on Amazon Prime Video on the 5th March. The unbelievable true story of Moham...

James Wan’s MALIGNANT Gets September 2021 Release Date! By Josh Millican We’re just getting word that Malignant (directed by James Wan) will open in theaters and IMAX and on HBO Max on September 10th. “I’m super excited for this film,” Wan told his Instagram followers. “I don’t even know how to describe it. I wanted to do something original and genre-bending, and different to my other work, but still in the spirit of the horror-thrillers I grew up with. More to come.” James Wan directs Malignant from a screen...

Broadway Says Black Lives Matter As the country confronted its long-upheld systems rooted in white supremacy in the wake of the losses of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, and too many other Black lives, the theatre industry faced a reckoning of its own, challenging members to question the systemically racist practices in place. Black artists and theatre workers—including performer-director Schele Williams, stage manager Cody Renard Richard, and composer Griffin Matthews—shared their own accounts of experiences of racism in the theatre. Complicit artistic lea...