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Talented trio behind Earth Science Investigators - Vimarsana News

Talented trio behind Earth Science Investigators

Behind the science and the comedy of 9GO!'s new show are three seasoned performers passionate about making Kids' TV.

KILLER CREATURES DOWN UNDER: HORROR STORIES WITH BITE 'BEHIND THE SCENES' – PART ONE - Vimarsana News

KILLER CREATURES DOWN UNDER: HORROR STORIES WITH BITE 'BEHIND THE SCENES' – PART ONE

In this four-part series exclusive to Ginger Nuts of Horror, the contributors have agreed to pull aside the curtain and reveal the inspiration behind their nightmarish tales. PART ONE includes insights from editor Deborah Sheldon, and writers Keith Willi

Adapting Stephen King's Autopsy Room Four: Nightmares & Dreamscapes' Seventh Episode Is A Locked-In Terror - Vimarsana News

Adapting Stephen King's Autopsy Room Four: Nightmares & Dreamscapes' Seventh Episode Is A Locked-In Terror

The penultimate episode of Nightmares & Dreamscapes plays on a classic fear: premature burial.

Adapting Stephen King's The Fifth Quarter: Nightmares & Dreamscapes' Sixth Episode Is A Different Flavor For The Horror Anthology - Vimarsana News

Adapting Stephen King's The Fifth Quarter: Nightmares & Dreamscapes' Sixth Episode Is A Different Flavor For The Horror Anthology

Starring Jeremy Sisto and Samantha Mathis.

Australian film and TV in 2020: the good, the bad and the great - Vimarsana News

Australian film and TV in 2020: the good, the bad and the great

The Very Excellent Mr Dundee This grim year of misery and misfortune has highlighted the difference between cinema and the movies: it’s been terrible for the former and excellent for the latter. The pandemic-induced closure of theatres across the world took the focus away from big tentpole releases and shifted it to smaller budget, water cooler productions that were wolfed down by homebound audiences. “Streaming” should probably be listed as the Oxford Word Of The Year, given how much we’ve all been doing of it. There’s been plenty of TV ‘events’ drawing conversation around the ...

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