Heads up people - The upcoming television programme thread

[Dave Boy]

This looks terrible! CGI looks like it's from a game.
I never finished LOKI, HAWKEYE or MOON KNIGHT.
Looks like I'll give this mess a miss altogether. Horrible trailer.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

This looks terrible! CGI looks like it's from a game.
I never finished LOKI, HAWKEYE or MOON KNIGHT.
Looks like I'll give this mess a miss altogether. Horrible trailer.

Enjoyed moon knight and thought Hawkeye was the best one but this looks bad mind not as bad as Ms marvel!





Utter shite!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

This looks terrible! CGI looks like it's from a game.
I never finished LOKI, HAWKEYE or MOON KNIGHT.
Looks like I'll give this mess a miss altogether. Horrible trailer.

I enjoyed Loki, Hawkeye, and Moon Knight.

Although She-Hulk doesn't look like it'll be great TV, it looks like something I'll enjoy.

[Dave Boy]

I'll catch up on HAWKEYE as I really only lost track as I got behind on it.
Yeah, Ms Marvel looks awful. My worry is, is that these characters are going to be the new AVENGERS team.

[nosferatu42]

For Christopher Lee fans who still watch freeview tv stations BBC 4 has a programme consisting of interviews he gave to the BBC called Christopher Lee: Talking pictures showing tomorrow (22 May) at 9.30pm.

This is followed by Christopher Lee's reading of The Ash Tree which doesn't feature on my Ghost stories for Christmas box set, and then Horror Express.

In the same vein Talking Pictures channel are showing The many faces of Christopher Lee next friday (27 May) at 11pm as part of their cellar club presentations.

[trebor8273]

It's been a long wait for this , like the movie galaxy quest it was better Star trek than some real Star trek . June 3rd



Another I can't wait for. Roll on 3rd June .



Friday!




Another one for Friday.

[Dave Boy]

Anyone else been watching THE RKO STORY-TALES FROM HOLLYWOOD on BBC4 on Thursdays? It's well worth watching. The series was made in 1987 so features loads of classic actors like Fay Wray, Ginger Rogers, Robert Mitchum etc.. All the episodes so far are on BBC iPlayer.
Last weeks episode featured Val Lewton.
The episodes usually have a couple of RKO movies on afterward.

Next week it's a Val Lewton double bill
8:00 The RKO Story (part 6)
9:05 CAT PEOPLE
10:15 I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

Anyone else been watching THE RKO STORY-TALES FROM HOLLYWOOD on BBC4 on Thursdays? It's well worth watching. The series was made in 1987 so features loads of classic actors like Fay Wray, Ginger Rogers, Robert Mitchum etc.. All the episodes so far are on BBC iPlayer.
Last weeks episode featured Val Lewton.
The episodes usually have a couple of RKO movies on afterward.

Next week it's a Val Lewton double bill
8:00 The RKO Story (part 6)
9:05 CAT PEOPLE
10:15 I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE

Please, please, please show I Walked with a Zombie in RESTORED HD.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nosferatu42

For Christopher Lee fans who still watch freeview tv stations BBC 4 has a programme consisting of interviews he gave to the BBC called Christopher Lee: Talking pictures showing tomorrow (22 May) at 9.30pm.

This is followed by Christopher Lee's reading of The Ash Tree which doesn't feature on my Ghost stories for Christmas box set, and then Horror Express.

In the same vein Talking Pictures channel are showing The many faces of Christopher Lee next friday (27 May) at 11pm as part of their cellar club presentations.

I missed those but thankfully they are both on iPlayer:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...hristopher-lee
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...2-the-ash-tree

[MrBarlow]

Amanda Peet will follow in the footsteps of Anne Archer and play the cheated-on wife in Paramount+‘s upcoming Fatal Attraction series.

Peet thus joins previously announced cast members Lizzy Caplan (Masters of Sex), who will star as that Alex Forrest, and Joshua Jackson (Fringe), who is playing the adulterous Dan Gallagher.

Peet’s character, Beth Gallagher, is a loyal wife, loving mother and successful small business owner whose world unravels when her husband Dan’s indiscretion threatens to destroy their life together/get rabbits boiled. (#TooSoon?)

Described as a “deep-dive reimagining of the classic psychosexual thriller and ‘80s cultural touchstone,” Paramount+’s Fatal Attraction series promises to explore “fatal attraction and the timeless themes of marriage and infidelity through the lens of modern attitudes toward strong women, personality disorders and coercive control.”


Alexandra Cunningham (Dirty John) will serve as showrunner and executive-produce alongside Kevin J. Hynes (with whom Cunningham shares co-story credit), Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey, and director Silver Tree.

Peet’s previous TV credits include (but are far from limited to!) Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, Brockmire, Togetherness, The Good Wife and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.