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Review: Scares thin out in 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' This third 'Conjuring' feels overly familiar, as its true story tagline gets harder to accept. At least Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga are around. Adam Graham View Comments An exorcism gone askew, creepy figures lingering in the corners of dark rooms, the frantic shouting of the Lord's Prayer in the middle of a rain and windstorm: it must be time for another "Conjuring" movie.  By now we know the rhythms of this dependably bland horror franchise, yet "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do it" feels a little more rickety than...

Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga return, but Michael Chaves' 2021 'Conjuring' movie is disappointing. Here's the release date for theaters and HBO Max.

Vision Films to Release Pandemic Made Feature Film Anthology 'After Masks' 5 Personal Stories, 100 Characters, 10 Top Talent, 1 Feature Film News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Vision Films ("Vision") is proud to announce the release of feature film anthology After Masks, from producers John Crockett, Brian McCulley and Jason Potter of AEC Studios, Drea Berg of Uncle Sammy Productions, Mitchell Hoog of The Collective International, and Andrew Burrill, on streaming and cable platforms in the US and Canada on May 18 and on DVD on J...

What's New on Peacock This Month: How to Watch Wrestlemania and More ETOnline 3/27/2021 © NBC Peacock has entered the streaming game. The Comcast-owned NBCUniversal launched its streaming platform, Peacock, last year with something for everyone: From originals like the Saved by the Bell revival and Psych 2: Lassie Come Home to comfort food like The service is available to Xfinity customers, but customers can choose from three options: a free tier or two paid tiers called Peacock Premium. The free tier will provide access to a limited, ad-supported version of Peacock and customers ...

In my eyes, one of the most creatively successful TV revivals in recent years was definitely Peacock's modern-day take on Saved by the Bell, which delivered on all the expected high school hijinks (and callbacks) while also updating the humor to reflect current social norms. One of the more unexpected changes involved Zack Morris' patented world-freezing Time Out power being transferred to Haskiri Velazquez's lead character Daisy Jiménez, as opposed to Zack and Kelly's son Mac Morris, as portrayed with blonde perfection by Mitchell Hoog. And Velazquez has the perfect idea for how to recon...