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Ford and Cisco: Taking hybrid work on the road
In collaboration with Joel Barbier To remain competitive, and to attract and retain employees, a growing number of companies have adopted a hybrid work model: designing the work experience around and for workers, wherever they are. This means enabling employees to work equally effectively at the office, at home, and — when you’re an automotive company — on the road.
[REVIEW] BEWARE THE MIDNIGHT KISS IN INTO THE DARK'S FOURTH EPISODE OF THE SEASON ⋆
Into the Dark – Season 2 Episode 4: Midnight Kiss Hannah (Ayden Mayeri) Starring: Scott Evans, Adam Faison, Lukas Gage, Ayden Mayeri, Augustus Prew, Chester Lockhart, Will Westwater Director: Carter Smith Writer: Erlingur Thoroddsen Production Company: Blumhouse Television Distribution: Hulu Into the Dark‘s fourth movie of the season heralds the new year and new decade! Last year’s episode, New Year, New You, was a very good entry.
SEASON 2" RETURNS TO VISIT OUR FAVORITE HOLIDAYS ⋆
INTO THE DARK – SEASON 2 EP1: Uncanny Annie & EP2: Pilgrim Starring: Episode 1: Adelaide Kane, Georgie Flores, Paige McGhee, Jacques Colimon, Dylan Arnold, Evan Bittencourt, Karlisha Hurley Episode 2: Reign Edwards, Kerr Smith, Courtney Henggeler, Peter Giles, Beth Curry, Antonio Raul Corbo, Taj Speights, Elyse Levesque Director: Episode 1: Paul Davis Episode 2: Marcus Dunstan Writer: Episode 1: Alan Blake Bachelor, James Bachelor Episode 2: Noah Feinberg, Marcus Dunstan, Patrick Melton...
[REVIEW] THE GANG IS BACK IN 'SCOOBY-DOO AND GUESS WHO?' ⋆
Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? Starring: Frank Welker (Fred Jones / Scooby-Doo), Grey Griffin (Daphne Blake), Kate Micucci (Velma Dinkley), Matthew Lillard (Shaggy Rogers) Writers: Michael Ryan (Episodes 1, 4, 5), Mark Hoffmeier (Episode 2), Caroline Farah (Episode 3) Director: Jae Kim (Episode 1), Frank Paur (Episode 2), Mike Milo (Episodes 3, 4, 5) Production Company: Warner Bros.
[REVIEW] 'HARMONY' HAS SOME REDEEMING QUALITIES, BUT NOT ENOUGH TO HAVE US HOLDING ON ⋆
HARMONY Starring: Jessica Falkholt, Jerome Meyer, Eamon Farren, Jacqueline McKenzie, Tessa James Writers: Corey Pearson Director: Corey Pearson Production Company: FILM GRIT, Rhythmic Films, Cowlick Entertainment Group This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Expectations. They can mean quite a bit when it comes to movies. Blockbusters, for example, come with a set of high expectations. On the studio side, the expectations are that the box-office hauls exceed the budget.
These Wedding Drama Stories Are SO Intense, According To 8 Bridesmaids
At their best, weddings can be a joyous celebration of love and family. You get all dressed up, dance to oldies with your dad, and watch two star-crossed lovers commit themselves to each other for all of eternity. Of course, sometimes behind the color-coordinated floral arrangements and triple-layer lemon cakes, you can find a few serious wedding drama stories.
[REVIEW] 'THE HOT ZONE' SHOWS A KILLER SO SMALL YOU CAN'T SEE IT WITHOUT A MICROSCOPE ⋆
THE HOT ZONE Starring: Julianna Margulies, Liam Cunningham, James D’Arcy, Topher Grace, Paul James, Noah Emmerich, Grace Gummer Writers: James V. Hart, Kelly Souders (Episode 5), Jeff Vintar (Episode 5) Teleplay: James V. Hart (Episodes 1 – 6), Brian Peterson (Episodes 1, 2, 4, 5), Kelly Souders (Episodes 1, 3, 5, 6), Jeff Vintar (Episodes.
[REVIEW] 'HANNA' PROVIDES VIEWERS WITH THE WHOLE PACKAGE ⋆ [REVIEW] Hanna
HANNA Starring: Esme Creed-Miles, Mireille Enos, Joel Kinnaman, Rhianne Barreto, Andy Nyman Writers: David Farr (8 episodes), Seth Lochhead (1 episode), Ingeborg Topsøe (1 episode) Director: Anders Engström, Jon Jones, Amy Neil, Sarah Adina Smith Production Company: Amazon Studios This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Physical enhancements. Superior intelligence. Healthy and longer lifespans. Genetic study and manipulations have made remarkable strides in the last decades.
3 Zodiac Signs Most Likely To Have Short Engagements, Because Sometimes You Just Know
If you knew you were going to marry your partner the day you met, or you've always talked about your future together â you may already know that you're destined to have a short engagement. Whether you intend to keep your big day pretty small or eloping has always sounded like a dream, there are endless reasons for why a shorter engagement may feel right to you.
TV Review: Into the Dark - Treehouse
INTO THE DARK – TREEHOUSE Starring: Jimmi Simpson, Julianna Guill, Stephanie Beatriz, Shaunette Renée Wilson, Sophia Del Pizzo, Mary McCormack, Amanda Walsh, Michael Weston Director: James Roday Writer: James Roday, Todd Harthan Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. After watching Into the Dark tackle Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and Valentine’s day, I was excited to see what holiday would be featured for the March entry of the Hulu anthology.
TV Review: The Widow
THE WIDOW Starring: Kate Beckinsale, Alex Kingston, Charles Dance, Babs Olusanmokun, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, Jacky Ido, Bart Fouche, Matthew Le Nevez, Shalom Nyandiko Director: Samuel Donovan (Episodes 1 – 4), Oliver Blackburn (Episodes 5 – 8) Writer: Harry Williams, Jack Williams Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. For a few years now, Amazon has been developing original programming to compete with the likes of Netflix and HBO.
TV Review: The ABC Murders
THE ABC MURDERS Starring: John Malkovich, Eamon Farren, Rupert Grint, Freya Mavor, Anya Chalotra, Andrew Buchan Director: Alex Gabassi Writer: Sarah Phelps Based on the novel: The ABC Murders by Agatha Christie Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. The fourth entry of BBC’s deal to adapt seven Agatha Christie novels is The ABC Murders, and is now available for North American viewers (Amazon Prime).
Netflix Review: Kingdom
KINGDOM Crown Prince Chang (Ji-Hoon Ju). Starring: Ji-Hoon Ju, Seung-Ryong Ryo, Doona Bae, Sang-ho Kim, Jun-ho Heo Director: Seong-hon Kim Writer: Kim Eun-hee Based on the webcomic: The Kingdom of the Gods by Kim Eun-hee Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Historical drama television shows, and I use the term somewhat loosely, traditionally niche shows, seem to have found a wider audience, opening the door to more of them.
TV Review: Into The Dark - Down
INTO THE DARK – DOWN Starring: Natalie Martinez, Matt Lauria, Arnie Pantoja, Christina Leone Director: Daniel Stamm Writer: Kent Kubena Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Into the Dark took on an interesting challenge unlike other anthologies on television. First, the anthology would be a horror one with Blumhouse Television backing the production.
Netflix Review: Polar
POLAR Starring: Mads Mikkelsen, Vanessa Hudgens, Katheryn Winnick, Fei Ren, Ruby O. Fee, Matt Lucas, Robert Maillet, Anthony Grant, Josh Cruddas Director: Jonas Åkerlund Writer: Jayson Rothwell Based on the graphic novel: Polar: Came from the Cold by Victor Santos Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. Assassins needing to do one more job, whether on the brink of retirement or just retired. Simple enough idea and one we’ve seen before (John Wick, The American).
TV Review: A Discovery of Witches - Season 1
A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES S1 Starring: Teresa Palmer, Matthew Goode, Louise Brealey, Aiysha Hart, Edward Bluemel, Owen Teale, Malin Buska, Alex Kingston, Gregg Chilli, Elarica Johnson, Valarie Pettiford, Trevor Eve, Lindsay Duncan, Director: Juan Carlos Medina (Ep. 1, 2), Alice Troughton (Ep. 3, 4, 5), Sarah Walker (Ep. 6, 7, 8) Writer: Kate Brook (Ep. 1, 2, 3, 4, 8), Tom Farelly (Ep. 4), Charlene James (Ep. 5, 6), Sarah Dollard (Ep. 7) Based on the book: A Discovery of Witches (All Souls...
TV Review: Into The Dark - New Year, New You
Into the Dark – New Year, New You Starring: Suki Waterhouse, Carly Chaikin, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Melissa Bergland Director: Sophia Takal Writer: Sophia Takal, Adam Gaines Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS.
Netflix Review: Bird Box
BIRD BOX Starring: Sandra Bullock, Trevante Rhodes, Sarah Paulson, John Malkovich, Jacki Weaver, Rosa Salazar, Danielle Macdonald Director: Susanne Bier Writer: Eric Heisserer Based on the novel by: Josh Malerman Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. The holidays are over. For many, this means a return to some sense of normalcy. Kids return to school, television shows return from their hiatus, and a few movies make their debut.
Christmas Movies for Christmas Day
Christmas, a time usually spent with family. It’s a time to talk or play games, a time to go outdoors and perhaps enjoy the snow (or not if you’re in more temperate zones). And for some, it’s a time to enjoy movies, while nestled on the couch, with a cup of hot cocoa, a glass of wine or eggnog. And what should you watch? Well, the following is a list of movies that are perfect for the entire family in general, including kids.
TV Review: Into The Dark - Episode 3: Pooka
INTO THE DARK EPISODE 3 – POOKA Starring: Nyasha Hatendi, Latarsha Rose, Jon Daly, Dale Dickey, Jonny Berryman Director: Nacho Vigalondo Writer: Gerald Olson Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Into the Dark, a Blumhouse Television Production miniseries available on Hulu just released its third and best episode so far. Recall that not only would there be a horror element in these monthly episodes, but each one would be inspired by a different holiday.
Netflix Review: The Christmas Chronicles
THE CHRISTMAS CHRONICLES Starring: Kurt Russell, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Judah Lewis, Darby Camp, Oliver Hudson, Martin Roach, Lamorne Morris, Oliver Hudson Director: Clay Kaytis Writer: David Guggenheim, Matt Lieberman Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. With Thanksgiving having come and gone, the Christmas season is now in full swing.
TV Review: Into The Dark - Episode 2: Flesh & Blood
INTO THE DARK EPISODE 2 – FLESH & BLOOD Starring: Dermot Mulroney, Diana Silvers, Tembi Locke Director: Patrick Lussier Writers: Louis Ackerman Reviewed by Sidney Morgan This review CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS. Into the Dark, a Blumhouse Television Production miniseries available on Hulu just released its second episode. Recall that not only would there be a horror element in these monthly episodes, but each one would be inspired by a different holiday.
TV Review: Tell Me A Story - Chapter 1: Hope
When it was first announced, I was intrigued by Tell Me a Story. Sold as a re-imagining and convergence of classic fairy tales in modern day New York, I wondered if it could be something to fill the gap left by the cancellation of Once Upon a Time. That Kevin Williamson (Scream, Dawson’s Creek, The Vampire Diaries) was the writing force behind it, piqued my interest even more.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - Season 2 Review Part III
Based on the novels: Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers, and End of Watch by Stephen King This review CONTAINS A FEW SPOILER SPOILERS. In this third part of the end of season two review for Mr. Mercedes, the focus turns to the protagonist and antagonist of the series. Brady still remains the true villain, even if others have shown villainous tendencies. He is a killer, a psychopath. Though Lou calls him a sociopath, Brady doesn’t feel anything when he commits his murders.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - Season 2 Review Part II
Based on the novels: Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers, and End of Watch by Stephen King This review CONTAINS A FEW SPOILER SPOILERS. In this second part of the end of season two review for Mr. Mercedes, the focus will turn to Hodges’ inner circle of friends and support. These people play an important role in Hodges life and ultimately affect the behaviors and decisions he makes.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - Season 2 Review Part I
Based on the novels: Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers, and End of Watch by Stephen King This review CONTAINS A FEW SPOILER SPOILERS. And so the second season of Mr. Mercedes ends. Dare I say with a bang? It certainly was surprising, to say the least. For a moment, I really thought it was heading in one direction, one that would have made some sense given the turn of events. But what does it mean for the future of the show? The most obvious question is, will there be another season?
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Parts VII and VIII
Starring: Bill Pullman, Carrie Coon, Hannah Gross, Natalie Paul, Elisha Henig, Tracy Letts, Ellen Adair, David Call Director: Tucker Gates (Part VII), John David Coles (Part VIII) Writers: Jesse McKeown (Part VII), Bradford Winters (Part VIII) Based on the book: The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr Choices. We all make them. Whether good or not, they affect us and the life we lead. Victim or perpetrator, innocent or guilty, the consequences of choice don’t discriminate.
Advanced Review: Homecoming - Preview of Episodes 1 to 4
What happens to armed forces members who return from active combat duty? For some of them, the horrors they’ve witnessed leads to PTSD and a difficulty reintegrating into society. Various programs to provide them with the tools, including therapy, to be successful in returning to civilian life, have gained traction over the years. Homecoming, a new psychological thriller set to premiere on Amazon on November 2nd, begins with just such a premise to tell its story.
TV Review: Into The Dark - Episode 1: The Body
INTO THE DARK Episode 1 – The Body Anthologies are quite the rage these days. Black Mirror, Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, American Horror Story, Castle Rock and so many more. And why not? It allows directors to tell a variety of stories. And if something doesn’t quite work, change it up. It’s also easier for viewers to follow. In that vein, Hulu recently released the first entry of a new horror anthology, Into the Dark.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part VI
Starring: Bill Pullman, Carrie Coon, Hannah Gross, Natalie Paul, Elisha Henig, Tracy Letts, Brennan Brown, Ellen Adair, Victor Williams Director: Brad Anderson Writers: Nina Braddock Based on the book: The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr At the end of the last episode, Harry (Bill Pullman) was asked by Chief Lidell (Jay O. Sanders) to leave town, allowing Heather (Natalie Paul) to be the principal investigator.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 8: Past Perfect
Starring: André Holland, Melanie Lynskey, Bill Skarsgård, Jane Levy, Lauren Bowles, Mark Harelik, Chosen Jacobs Director: Ana Lily Amirpour Writers: Mark Lafferty, Based in the works of Stephen King This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! Wow! That was quite the episode. There’s no doubt that the end of the show is near as the actions are becoming more desperate, yet with purpose.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - You Can Go Home Now (S2, E3)
MR. MERCEDES YOU CAN GO HOME NOW (S2, E3) Starring: Brendan Gleeson, Harry Treadaway, Justine Lupe, Virginia Kull, Nancy Travis, Jharrel Jerome, Breeda Wool, Tammy Arnold Director: Jack Bender Writers: Mike Batistick Based on the novels: Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers and End of Watch by Stephen King Well, it certainly didn’t take long for Mr. Mercedes to become serious again and turn into a darker story.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part V
Starring: Bill Pullman, Natalie Paul, Carrie Coon, Hannah Gross, Tracy Letts, Elisha Henig, Brennan Brown Director: Cherien Dabis Writer: Samir Mehta Based on the book: The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr In a flashback-heavy episode, we finally get some glimpses of Vera’s (Carrie Coon) past at Mosswood. Until now, she’s come across as a strong, determined woman.
TV Review: American Horror Story: Apocalypse - Episode 1: The End
After almost ten months, our screens are finally graced with the newest season of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s horror anthology. Expectations are high, more so because this season is the long rumoured crossover season of Murder House and Coven, seasons one and three respectively. All those months to speculate about which actors would return and what the story would be. Well, the wait is over and episode one finally aired. And it starts off with a bang! Quite literally.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 7: The Queen
This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! Castle Rock delivers its best episode yet, not only because of the story it tells, but mainly due to Sissy Spacek giving a performance to remember! Admittedly, The Queen is a bit of a puzzle and can be confusing as it jumps through time like a game of hopscotch. Trying to figure out what is happening is a bit challenging as Ruth weaves in and out of her past and present.
TV Review: The Purge - Episodes 1 and 2
THE PURGE What is America? (E01) & Take What’s Yours (E02 The Purge, first released in 2013, presented viewers with an original and interesting idea. Once a year, the Founding Fathers (the new American government) open a twelve-hour window during which all crimes are legal. Anyone can kill, hurt, maim, steal and so on, with absolutely no consequences. Their benevolent argument is that it’s all in the name of reducing the national crime rate.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part IV
Starring: Bill Pullman, Natalie Paul, Carrie Coon, Hannah Gross, Elisha Henig, Tracy Letts, Victor Williams, Jamie Neumann Director: Jody Lee Lipes Writer: Jesse McKeown Based on the book: The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr Though Julian is the accused, The Sinner is now focusing quite a bit on Marin. Initially, it appeared as though Heather was only trying to satisfy her curiosity about a friend’s whereabouts and well-being since joining the cult.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes
Starring: Brendan Gleeson, Harry Treadaway, Justine Lupe, Holland Taylor, Jack Huston, Jharrel Jerome, Breeda Wool, Virginia Kull, Nancy Travis Director: Jack Bender Writer: David E. Kelley Based on the Novel: Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King At the end of the last episode, Brady Hartsfield opened his eyes, leading us to believe that he was awake. But that was slightly misleading. He’s back alright, but only his consciousness. Physically he’s still paralyzed, lying in his hospital bed.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 6: Filter
This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! It’s night time. There’s a thin fog hanging in the air, and a pale blue light diffuses from the background, outlining two silhouettes. Like when Father Merrin arrives at Chris MacNeil’s house in The Exorcist, the scene is ominous and foreboding. The two men are in a standoff. Holding the Kid at gunpoint, Alan is angry at the hand life dealt him (a nod to his beloved Ruth) and just wants answers.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 5: Harvest
This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! Last episode literally ended with a bang. Several actually. For a show that had been developing slowly, choosing to focus on character development, it was surprising, shocking and even sobering. Though we knew Dennis wasn’t well, nobody could have expected the extent of his carnage, including Henry.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part III
Starring: Bill Pullman, Natalie Paul, Elisha Henig, Tracy Letts, Carrie Coon, Hannah Gross, Samrat Chakrabarti, Richard Bekins. Director: John David Coles Writers: Bradford Winters, Based on the book by Petra Hammesfahr When we last left Mosswood, Heather had made her way into the mysterious barn, the same place Marin had gone that first time they’d visited the grounds as teens.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - Season 1 Recap
Starring: Brendan Gleeson, Harry Treadaway, Kelly Lynch, Jharrel Jerome, Scott Lawrence, Robert Stanton, Breeda Wool, Holland Taylor, Mary-Louise Parker, Ann Cusack, Justine Lupe Director: Jack Bender (Eps. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10), John David Coles (Ep. 3), Laura Innes (Ep. 8), Kevin Hooks (Ep. 9) Writers: David E. Kelley (created by), Stephanie Owens Bender, (Eps. 1, 2), A.M. Homes (Ep. 3), Dennis Lehane (Eps. 4, 6, 7, 10), Bryan Golubuff (Eps.
TV Review: Mr. Mercedes - Missed You (S2, E1)
Starring: Brendan Gleeson, Harry Treadaway, Justine Lupe, Holland Taylor, Scott Lawrence, Jack Huston, Tessa Ferrer, Nancy Travis Director: Jack Bender Writers: Dennis Lehane, Stephen King Based on the novel: Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King Let’s quickly recap that intense ending of season one. Brady stabbed Lou, leaving her to die (no worries, Bill got to her in time, remember?). He then prepares to detonate his explosives-rigged wheelchair in the middle of the crowd at the art center grand opening.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part II
Starring: Bill Pullman, Natalie Paul, Elisha Henig, Adam David Thompson, Ellen Adair, Tracy Letts, Carrie Coon Director: Antonio Campos Writers: Ellen Fairey Based on the book The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr After getting Julian to admit brewing the fatal tea, Harry still wasn’t happy with the investigation. As in season one, the bigger question remained: why did this young boy poison his parents?
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 4: The Box
This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! Castle Rock excels at character development. Their backstories are intriguing and mysterious, while their allegiances are never really made clear given the moral ambiguity of their actions and behaviours. Alan Pangborn, Ruth Deaver, and Dale Lacy, though good people on the surface, seem to be guilty of some shady past activities. Even Molly, a seemingly sweet person, is burdened with a terrible and dark secret. But what about Henry?
TV Series Review: Carter
We live in an age of great television. With more cable network channels and the traditional broadcast television ones, the number of shows vying for viewers has increased. And ways to consume these have changed as well. Quality has improved, providing viewers at home with an excellent series. But there are so many! How does one choose? From writers to special effects wizards, from actors to cinematographers, they try to make themselves stand out from the rest.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 2: Part I
Writers: Derek Simmonds, Based on the book by Petra Hammesfahr When we last saw watched The Sinner season 1, Cora Tanneti’s (Jessica Biel) sentence had been reduced to reflect the trauma she’d endured, which had explained her out-of-character crime. It was thanks to Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman), whose particular interest in Cora’s crime, led him to unearth the truth behind that July 4th weekend.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 3: Local Color
This review CONTAINS SPOILERS. You’ve been advised! Two important moments happened at the end of the last episode. First, Henry finally got his proof that the kid (Bill Skarsgård) exists. For good measure, he takes a few pictures of him on his phone. Second, it’s revealed that Alan Pangborn (Scott Glenn) knows far more than he’s let on so far. Not only was there his warning, albeit odd, to Warden Porter, but he has a letter from Dale.
TV Review: The Sinner - Season 1 Recap
Starring: Jessica Biel, Bill Pullman, Christopher Abbott, Eric Todd, Jacob Pitts, Nadia Alexander, Danielle Burgess, Joanna Adler Director: Antonio Campos (Episodes 1, 2, 3), Brad Anderson (Episode 4), Cherien Dabis (Episode 5), Jody Lee Lipes (Episode 6), Tucker Gates (Episodes 7, 8) Writers: Derek Simmonds (Episodes 1, 2, 3), Liz W. Garcia (Episode 4), Jesse McKeown (Episodes 5, 8), Tom Pabst (Episodes 6, 8), Liz W.
TV Review: Castle Rock - Episode 2: Habeas Corpus
Starring: André Holland, Melanie Lynskey, Bill Skarsgård, Sissy Spacek, Scott Glenn, Frances Conroy, Ann Cusack, Terry O’Quinn, Jane Levy Director: Michael Uppendahl Writers: Sam Shaw, Dustin Thomason, Based in the works of Stephen King When it was announced that there would be an original anthology show based in the Stephen King universe, expectations were high even before anything was known. Teasers and trailers only served to excite viewers.
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