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Apple Original Films announced today it will expand its film slate with All of You, a humorous and heart-wrenching romantic drama starring and written by Emmy Award winner Brett Goldstein. The film was co-written and directed by Emmy Award winner William Bridges (Black Mirror).

Following its acclaimed world premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival and premiere at the BFI London Film Festival earlier this year, All of You will make its global debut on Apple TV+ in 2025.

When an exciting new test matching soulmates together comes between two best friends, they spend the next twelve years trying to resist the urge to disrupt the paths their lives have taken — marriage, children and tragedy — despite the undeniable feeling they belong together.

The film stars Goldstein and Imogen Poots, along with Steven Cree and Zawe Ashton.

Hailing from MRC and Republic Pictures, the feature is produced by Ryder Picture Company’s Aaron Ryder and Andrew Swett.

Apple Original Films has scooped up “All Of You,” a slightly sci-fi, bittersweet romance from star and co-writer Brett Goldstein.

The “Ted Lasso” alum shared scriptwriting duties with the film’s director William Bridges (“Black Mirror”) and co-stars with Imogen Poots. The project premiered at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival and went on to screen at the London Film Festival.

Produced by MRC, Republic Pictures and Ryder Picture Company, “All of You” exists in a world where a new test matching soulmates together comes between two best friends. They spend over a decade trying to resist the urge to disrupt the paths their lives have taken — marriage, children, and tragedy — despite the undeniable feeling that they belong together. Steven Cree and Zawe Ashton also star in the film, set for a 2025 streaming debut.

Emmy winners Goldstein and Bridges also served as producers with Aaron Ryder and Andrew Swett.

Outlander is only two episodes into the second half of its seventh season and chaos is already ensuing, with no signs of stopping. As we saw in the premiere, the story is picking up rapidly. We've already watched the Frasers return to Scotland and then promptly after watched Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Young Ian (John Bell) leave for America to help Lord John Grey's (David Berry) nephew.

If you are a long-time fan of Outlander, you know good things can never come from Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire separating. It never sits well with me, and this week's episode proves exactly why that feeling is warranted.

A lot takes place in "Brotherly Love." It's filled with moments that remind me that this series is inching closer to its end and thus packing in all the punches it can along the way.

Read ahead for our review of "Brotherly Love", and...

The latest episode of Outlander, "Brotherly Love," featured the death of a long-running character: Old Ian, played by Steven Cree, so named because he's the father of Young Ian (John Bell). As the show marches toward its ending, fans would do well to remember that any character could die at any moment. All bets are off!

The episode opened with a flashback of Old Ian teaching Young Ian and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) how to fight as a team. Years later, his death is hitting everyone hard. "They were trained and brought up together and they fought side by side and they've got this long history together and there's some beautiful scenes, I think, they're beautifully written and wonderful to play with Steven [Cree], we've got a great relationship with him," Heughan told Radio Times. "He's a fun character in real life. It was just nice to play with these...

Sam Heughan and Kristin Atherton in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 10 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 10, which rips your heart out in its final 10 minutes, begins with a touching flashback of Jamie and Ian’s childhood in 1729. As they practice fighting, they’re reminded they’ll never lose if they fight as brothers. Ian’s dad, John (Adam McNamara), tells Ian that he must stand on Jamie’s left to protect his chief’s weaker side and never leave it.

The scene switches to Ian (Steven Cree) laughing about Claire being 207 years older than Jamie (Sam Heughan). Ian’s getting a real kick out of this turn of events, and it’s wonderful to see the friends enjoying what time they have left together. Ian describes his illness as feeling like a knife in his chest, and the slowness of it is driving him crazy. He has a...

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Warning: Spoilers for Outlander season 7, episode 9 "Unfinished Business"!Outlander returned to Starz tonight with season 7, episode 9, which celebrated Claire (Caitrona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) arriving in Scotland while also imparting some sad news for their family. The appropriately titled "Unfinished Business" did some much-needed table setting prior to the show's conclusion in season 8, allowing the Frasers to reconnect with Jamie's sister Jenny and her husband Ian Murray. While Ian is still played by Steven Cree, the role of Jenny is now played by Kristin Atherton.

Outlander season 7, part 2 also gave Young Ian (John Bell) the chance to reunite with his parents after seasons away, but his homecoming was particularly bittersweet. The episode revealed that his father is suffering from consumption and in the last stages of the illness, and Claire unfortunately confirmed that no medical miracle could save him time travel or not.

I could do a super brief recap of the first half of Outlander season seven, but it’s much more fun to hear it straight from the cast. Starz’s one-minute video recap hits the main plot points from the first eight episodes of season seven.

Let’s assume you’re all caught up and/or have done your own refresher course and hop straight into our recap of season seven episode nine, “Unfinished Business.” There are spoilers ahead – you’ve been warned.

Jamie (Sam Heughan) pens a note to Bree (Sophie Skelton), which also serves as an update to the audience. They’ve brought Simon home, and he’s been given a proper family burial. Jamie confesses he wasn’t prepared for how he’d feel back on Scottish soil, and he feels a storm of his own making is brewing.

Young Ian (John Bell) is pulled in for...

Fellow Outlander fans, we are back, Finally! It has been a literal eternity (or since August 2023) since we have been in the world of the Frasers, but I am so happy to be back!

The premiere episode of Season 7B had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish, and certainly threw me for a loop at many points. There is simply so much to discuss and unravel, and I can't wait to dive right into it.

However, before doing that, here is a very quick recap of where we left things when Outlander Season 7A ended: in the midst of the American Revolutionary War, Jamie (Sam Heughan), Claire (Caitriona Balfe), and Ian (John Hunter Bell) returned to Scotland after Jamie was tasked with bringing the body of Simon Fraser to his Scottish homeland. It doesn't feel like that this trip to Scotland is meant to be permanent,...

[Warning: The below and video above contain Major spoilers for Outlander, Season 7, Episode 9, “Unfinished Business.”] Outlander has finally returned, and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) make their way back to Scotland with nephew Young Ian (John Bell) in the Season 7, Part 2 premiere, “Unfinished Business.” But as they return to Jamie’s ancestral Fraser home, Lallybroch, they’re met with the harsh reality that is the passage of time. In the years since their relocation to America, the health of Jamie’s brother-in-law Ian (Steven Cree) has steadily declined, and he’s on his deathbed by the time Jamie, Claire, and son Young Ian make it back home. The fragile nature of time puts into perspective what’s important to Jamie and Claire, with them deciding to finally tell the Murrays about her time-traveling ways when one of Jenny (Kristin Atherton) and Ian’s sons mentions plans to continue working in France. Together, Jamie and Claire sit down with...

Outlander returns in just a couple days for the second half of its seventh season, over a year after part 1 wrapped up. You might look at that long wait and conclude that this is effectively season 8, but they're calling it season 7, part 2, so let's just run with it.

When last we left them, Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) were returning to Jamie's native Scotland, with Young Ian (John Bell) in tow. That means they'll be reuniting with characters fans haven't seen in a while, including Young Ian's father, appropriately named Old Ian Murray. Actor Steven Cree, who hasn't played Old Ian since season 4, talked to the Daily Record about what it was like to be back on the show.

"One of the things I liked most about it was going back now. The last time I was on it, I wasn't a dad and going back and...

It's time to chat with two of our personal fan-favorite actors and characters, John Bell and Charles Vandervaart! Of course we know Bell as the lovable Young Ian, who is finally coming back home to Scotland when Outlander season 7 part 2 picks up, and sees his parents for the first time in almost 10 years!

Then there's William, who Vandervaart teases will be on a difficult path in season 7B as there's discoveries made, making him lose his sense of identity. Ooh! The two actors provide even more teases in Show Snob's exclusive interview with the two, which you can watch or read below. Plus, make sure to scroll down to the end of the post for more Outlander interviews with the actors and executive producers.

John Bell on Young Ian's return to Lallybroch in Outlander 7B

Show Snob: Can you tell me a little bit about what the homecoming to Scotland...

Outlander season 7 part 2 is only about a week away at this point. I can't believe we're so close to the return of our favorite series! And as we wait, Show Snob has been bringing you exclusive interviews with the cast and executive producers.

Be sure to check out our chats with Maril Davis and Matthew B. Roberts, Richard Rankin and Diarmaid Murtagh, and Sophie Skelton. Though that's not all, we also had the chance to catch up with Steven Cree, Kristin Atherton, and Lotte Verbek who all play familiar faces - Ian, Jenny, and Geillis, respectively. Plus there's more to come! But right now, either watch or read our interviews with the trio below.

Steven Cree and Kristin Atherton on being welcomed (back) to Outlander

Show Snob: Steven, after being away for so long and Ian being such an important character in Outlander, what was it like for you to...

All of You first shone at the Toronto International Film Festival, introducing writer-director William Bridges and his exceptional cast. Bridges crafted this tale alongside co-writer Brett Goldstein, who also takes the leading role of Simon alongside Imogen Poots as Laura. Their magnetic performances drive this heartfelt story exploring friendship, attraction, and the complexities of love.

Set in a near future, society has developed a “Soul Connex” test to scientifically determine one’s perfect match. When lifelong companions Laura and Simon encounter this new technology, dynamics begin to shift between them. While Laura decides to learn her match is a kind man named Lukas, Simon finds himself increasingly drawn to the woman who’s understood him like no other.

As their bond evolves from platonic to passionate, complications naturally arise. Laura has built a life with her supposed soulmate and child, yet her connection with Simon cuts deeper than any scientific decree ever could.

“It’s Outlander at its best, to be honest. I think some of the stuff that we get to see in the second half of Season 7 is very exciting, very unexpected,” declares “Outlander” star Richard Rankin. He’s joined by co-star Sophie Skelton to promote the highly anticipated return of the fantasy romance saga next month. For our recent webchat he adds, “The fans out there might have an idea of what’s going to happen, but I think we’re going to throw a hell of a lot more on top of that. It’s a very unexpected journey for all of our heroes. I really think people are going to love it.” Watch our video interview above.

See 5 reasons for ‘Outlander’ fans to still be excited in 2024 (and beyond)

“It’s exciting to watch these characters go off on these journeys to two very different paths through the...

When both Claire Fraser and Lord John Gray look like their worlds are ending, it can only mean one thing: Something very bad has befallen James Alexander Malcolm Mackenzie Fraser.

And that’s the case about halfway through Outlander’s official Season 7 Part 2 trailer, which Starz released Thursday in conjunction with the show’s New York Comic Con panel.

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Two years ago, it was announced that Sam Claflin, who may be best known for playing Oswald Mosley on Peaky Blinders, Finnick Odair in the Hunger Games franchise, and Billy Dunne in Daisy Jones & the Six, had signed on to star in the supernatural thriller Bagman, from Hunger Games‘ home studio Lionsgate. The finished film received a theatrical release at the end of September, but it seems that few movie-goers noticed. Maybe Bagman will catch more attention now that horror fans will have the chance to watch it in their comfort of their own homes, as the film is set to receive a digital and VOD release this Friday, October 18th. It’s available for pre-order on Amazon, going for the price of $14.99.

Colm McCarthy, who previously directed The Girl With All the Gifts, the Krypton pilot, and the entirety of Peaky Blinders season 2, took the helm of Bagman,...

Brett Goldstein is premiering his new movie at the 2024 BFI London Film Festival!

The 44-year-old Emmy-winning actor joined co-star Imogen Poots stepped out for the premiere of their movie All of You on Thursday (October 10) held at BFI Southbank in London, England.

Fellow cast member Steven Cree was also in attendance along with director William Bridges.

“In the story, set in the near-future, science has devised a method to determine one’s true soulmate — if one is willing to take the test. An unexpected answer comes between Simon (Goldstein) and Laura (Poots), and their meetings over the years after Laura discovers who her ideal partner really is take on an increasing, painful intensity,” according to Variety.

Brett co-wrote the screenplay with William.

It was recently announced that Brett and Jennifer Lopez will be starring together in a new Netflix rom-com! Find out more about the movie.

Fyi: Imogen is wearing a Jason Wu Collection dress.

Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots star as two star-crossed lovers in director William Bridges’ near-future drama. Here’s our All Of You review.

All Of You, director and co-writer William Bridges’ tender romantic drama, ponders the question of whether love can be defined and determined by a test. The specifics of The Test aren’t explained, but the film is set in a near-future London where science has been able to develop such a thing. All Of You isn’t a sci-fi film, per se, but it asks us if we’re willing to go down this path of predetermined relationships in the future.

Brett Goldstein – who co-wrote – plays Simon, a journalist who is clearly harbouring feelings for his best friend Laura (Imogen Poots). Laura decides to take The Test and is soon paired with Lukas (Steven Cree). Simon does his best to move on and push his feelings for...

Many films have dared to ask if a man and a woman can ever just be friends, but very few have managed to answer in the affirmative. For most of its first half, All of You appeared destined to wind up another addition to this romantic canon, as journalist Simon (Brett Goldstein) slowly realizes his best friend since university, Laura (Imogen Poots), might be the love of his life. So far, so uninteresting, even if the conversational writing and grounded performances helped elevate it above the Richard Curtis brand of high-concept tearjerker. Then, around the midway point, Simon and Laura are prematurely forced to confront this elephant in the room––at which point the screenplay, written by Goldstein and director William Bridges, reveals itself far more emotionally intelligent and less-idealistic in its exploration of their changing relationship dynamics than the lovelorn first act would suggest.

In an undefined near-future where...

Patrick McKee returns to the home of his childhood with his own young family in tow, hoping for a fresh start. But it seems the past has other plans. As strange happenings emerge around their new old house, Patrick becomes convinced an ancient evil is targeting his son. With unsettling events escalating into true threats, he must find the courage to stand up to the nightmares that have haunted him for decades.

Directed by Colm McCarthy in 2024, Bagman taps into elemental fears through its story of a father racing to protect his child from a mysterious stalker known only as “Bagman.” British actor Sam Claflin anchors the film as Patrick, a man wrestling with past traumas while desperate to shield his family from present dangers. Around him, an unsettled atmosphere takes hold, creaking floors and flickering lights hinting at some malignancy intruding on the McKee’s new life.

As the movie opens,...

Outlander stars Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan have offered a story update on season 7 part 2, confirming that Claire (Balfe) and Jamie (Heughan) are going to be separated after their trip to Scotland. Outlander season 7 part 1 ended with the couple alongside Ian (John Bell) making their way to Jamie's original homeland, following conflict that ensued due to the American Revolutionary War happening at the time. The rest of season 7 is expected to follow author Diana Gabaldon's book An Echo in the Bone, which will see even more changes happening for the main duo.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Balfe and Heughan confirmed that Claire and Jamie will be separated in Outlander season 7 part 2, with Claire going back to the colonies after getting an important request as a surgeon. The actors also explained she will believe a horrible event has transpired, teasing the "emotional rollercoaster" those who haven't read the source material are about to embark upon.

When we meet Simon (Brett Goldstein) and Laura (Imogen Poots) in William Bridges and Goldsteins sci-fi romantic drama, All of You, we are instantly hit with their palpable chemistry. As someone unfamiliar with Ted Lasso, I was incredibly taken by Brett Goldsteins presence as a romantic lead. He acts tough and unbothered by the fact that his best friend is undergoing a test to find her soulmate, but we can see in his gaze that he is head over heels in love.

All of You

Director William BridgesWriters William Bridges, Brett GoldsteinCast Tariq Rasheed, Jamie Langlands, Alara-Star Khan, Jay Gorin, va Magyar, Steven Cree, Jenna Coleman, Brett Goldstein, Zawe Ashton, Imogen PootsRuntime 98 MinutesGenres Drama

We know as well as Simon this isnt going to work out for him, but he isnt tempted to distance himself from Laura just yet. As the movie ends, I was left with one strong feeling...

Simon is secretly — but not subtly — in love with his best friend Laura, which makes sense because she’s played by a vivid and endearing Imogen Poots. Laura has never seemed to think of Simon in those terms, which makes less sense because he’s played by a sweet and strapping Brett Goldstein . I suppose there could be a number of sensible reasons why she hasn’t considered a romance with the boy from uni who really gets her, but the only one that matters to William Bridges’ “All of You” is this: Laura and Simon live in the age of Soul Connex, a test that can scientifically determine a person’s soulmate.

Laura is determined to pair off with the right man, and Simon is so eager for her to realize who the right man really is that he agrees to pay for her test and accompany her to the clinic.

A Discovery of Witches, a three-season television series adapted from Deborah Harkness's "All Souls" trilogy, enthralled audiences with its blend of fantasy, history, and romance, but there's a specific reason A Discovery of Witches season 4 didn't happen. The show, which premiered in 2018, revolves around Diana Bishop, a historian and reluctant witch, who discovers a bewitched manuscript in Oxford's Bodleian Library. This discovery thrusts her into a world of magic, where she encounters vampires, daemons, and other witches, including the enigmatic vampire Matthew Clairmont. The series skillfully interweaves elements from the books, delivering a captivating narrative that explores themes of magic, forbidden love, and the struggle for power.

The series quickly became a pop culture phenomenon, praised for its unique storytelling and richly developed characters. Season 3, which concluded the adaptation of the trilogy, left fans spellbound and yearning for more, even though there was no more source material for...

Outlander just marked a major milestone. On August 9, the steamy period drama celebrated the 10th anniversary of its series premiere.

The Starz show follows the epic romance between Claire (Caitriona Balfe), a time-traveling doctor from the mid-20th century, and Jamie (Sam Heughan) a dashing Highlander from the 18th century. Over the past decades, fans have followed Jamie, Claire, and their family and friends as they crisscrossed the globe and hopped through time, from Scotland to France to the American Colonies and beyond. Over time, plenty has changed for the couple. But their love hasn’t diminished. Instead, it’s grown stronger.

‘Outlander’ star Sam Heughan says Jamie and Claire’s relationship has grown ‘deeper’ since season 1 Jamie and Claire in ‘Outlander’ Season 1 | Starz

“The passion hasn’t changed. It’s deeper and it’s developed,” Heughan told TV Insider earlier this year. “It’s not that Fraser fire that...

The new trailer is released for the upcoming thriller Bagman. Bagman is a horror-thriller that stars Sam Claflin as a man named Patrick McKee who sees a sinister being from his childhood come back to haunt him, forcing him to protect himself and his family. Bagman is directed by Colm McCarthy, and in addition to Claflin, features a leading cast including Antonia Thomas, Frankie Corio, William Hope, Steven Cree, Adelle Leonce, and Henry Pettigrew.

Now, Lionsgate has released the trailer for Bagman. Check it out below:

More to come...

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La leyenda del Hombre del Saco revive en este espeluznante filme dirigido por Colm McCarthy. © Lionsgate

Lionsgate ha desvelado el tráiler oficial de la película de terror Bagman, centrada en la leyenda urbana del hombre del saco.

Durante siglos y en todas las culturas, los padres han advertido a sus hijos del legendario Hombre del Saco, que arrebata a niños inocentes y los mete en su vil bolsa podrida para no volver a verlos jamás. Patrick McKee (Claflin) escapó por los pelos de un encuentro semejante cuando era niño, que le dejó cicatrices duraderas durante toda su vida adulta. Ahora, el atormentador de la infancia de Patrick ha regresado, amenazando la seguridad de su esposa Karina (Thomas) y su hijo Jake.

La película del director Colm McCarthy está protagonizada por Sam Claflin (Antes de ti) y Antonia Thomas (Misfits), con William Hope (Eric), Steven Cree (The Diplomat), Frankie Corio (Aftersun...

Sam Claflin as Patrick McKee in Bagman. Photo Credit: Vladislav Lepoev

In the dark horror film Bagman, a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as they are hunted by a malevolent, mythical creature. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag – never to be seen again. Patrick McKee (Sam Claflin) narrowly escaped such an encounter as a boy, which left him with lasting scars throughout his adulthood. Now, Patrick’s childhood tormentor has returned, threatening the safety of his wife Karina (Antonia Thomas) and son Jake (Caréll Rhoden).

Directed by Colm McCarthy and written by John Hulme, the film hits theaters on September 20.

McCarthy previously directed the 2016 post-apocalyptic film The Girl With All The Gifts. The film still sits at 85% on Rotten Tomatoes.

The cast of Bagman includes Sam Claflin, Antonia Thomas,...

A seemingly mythical monster becomes all too real for one unfortunate family in the chilling trailer and poster for Bagman, coming to theaters on September 20th from Lionsgate.

Synopsis: In the dark horror film Bagman, a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as they are hunted by a malevolent, mythical creature. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again. Patrick McKee (Sam Claflin) narrowly escaped such an encounter as a boy, which left him with lasting scars throughout his adulthood. Now, Patrick’s childhood tormentor has returned, threatening the safety of his wife Karina (Antonia Thomas) and son Jake (Caréll Rhoden).

Lionsgate presents, in association with Media Capital Technologies, a Temple Hill production. Written by John Hulme. Directed by Colm McCarthy.

Directed by: Colm McCarthy

Written...

Boogiemen come in all shapes and sizes. They hide beneath your bed, lurk in shadows, and patiently wait to devour you from the depths of your closet. Children try to avoid them at all costs, but now and then, one is so determined to sink its pointed teeth into your tasty meats that it’ll ignore every ward and warning to claim its prize. Today’s Bagman trailer features a sinister ghoul who snatches children and stuffs them into a haunted bag, like Krampus’s kleptomaniac cousin.

Here’s the official synopsis for Bagman courtesy of Lionsgate:

In the dark horror film Bagman, a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as they are hunted by a malevolent, mythical creature. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again.

He’s always closer than you think. Lionsgate has shared the official trailer and poster for Bagman, the dark horror film opening in theaters on September 20, 2024.

In the film, a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as a malevolent, mythical creature hunts them. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again.

Patrick McKee (Sam Claflin) narrowly escaped such an encounter as a boy, which left him with lasting scars throughout his adulthood. Now, Patrick’s childhood tormentor has returned, threatening the safety of his wife Karina (Antonia Thomas) and son Jake (Caréll Rhoden).

The cast includes Sam Claflin, Antonia Thomas, Sharon D Clarke, Steven Cree, William Hope, Adelle Leonce, Peter McDonald, Henry Pettigrew, Caréll Rhoden, and Will Davis.

Bagman was directed by Colm McCarthy from a script by John Hulme.

"He really does exist..." "He always knows where to find you..." Lionsgate has unveiled the official trailer for a horror movie called Bagman, set to hit theaters nationwide this fall. From the same filmmaker behind the films Outcast and The Girl with All the Gifts, plus the "Black Museum" episode of "Black Mirror". When a sinister threat from his childhood returns to haunt him, a father desperately struggles against his deepest inner fear. Only this time, the fight isn't for himself; it's for his family. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned children of the legendary "Bagman", who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again. When the Bagman comes for his family this time, will he be able to get rid of him? From director Colm McCarthy, this horror movie stars Sam Claflin and Antonia Thomas, with William Hope, Steven Cree,...

Up next from The Girl with All the Gifts and Outcast (2010) director Colm McCarthy is Lionsgate’s supernatural thriller Bagman, which will release in theaters on September 20.

Watch the official trailer for Lionsgate’s Bagman below.

Sam Claflin (Last Night in Soho), Antonia Thomas (“The Good Doctor”), Sharon D. Clarke, Steven Cree, William Hope, Adelle Leonce, Peter McDonald, Henry Pettigrew, Caréll Rhoden, and Will Davis star in the supernatural thriller.

In Bagman, a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as they are hunted by a malevolent, mythical creature.

“For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again. Patrick McKee (Claflin) narrowly escaped such an encounter as a boy, which left him with lasting scars throughout his adulthood. Now, Patrick’s childhood tormentor has returned, threatening the safety...

If you are a Netflix subscriber then you are about to get a lot of prestigious shows coming to you in August 2024. Because of a deal Netflix made with the cable channel AMC Networks, thirteen of their best shows are coming to the biggest streaming service in the world for 12 months. So, after August 19 you will be able to find AMC’s biggest titles on Netflix. To find out which ones check out the list below.

A Discovery of Witches Seasons 1-3

A Discovery of Witches is a British fantasy drama series produced by Bad Wolf and Sky Studios. Based on the All Souls Trilogy by author Deborah Harkness, the Sky One series follows the story of Diana Bishop, a historian and a witch who falls in love with an enigmatic vampire Matthew Clairmont, and together they set out to decipher some manuscripts containing magical secrets. A Discovery of Witches...

Up next from The Girl with All the Gifts and Outcast (2010) director Colm McCarthy is Lionsgate’s supernatural thriller Bagman, centered around the return of a malevolent childhood nightmare personified.

Bagman is set to release in theaters on September 20, 2024.

Lionsgate has unveiled a creepy new poster for Bagman ahead of the film’s trailer launching next week. Check it out below.

Sam Claflin (Last Night in Soho), Antonia Thomas (“The Good Doctor”), Sharon D Clarke, Steven Cree, William Hope, Adelle Leonce, Peter McDonald, Henry Pettigrew, Caréll Rhoden, and Will Davis star in the supernatural thriller.

In Bagman, “a family finds themselves ensnared in a nightmare as they are hunted by a malevolent, mythical creature. For centuries and across cultures, parents have warned their children of the legendary Bagman, who snatches innocent children and stuffs them into his vile, rotting bag—never to be seen again. Patrick McKee (Sam Claflin) narrowly...

If we know anything, it’s that Viking movies and shows can certainly fit into many genres but if we are talking about it seriously, Vikings on its own is a separate genre because there is a different feel to any Viking-related movie or show that can only come from this specific genre. So, if you like Vikings-related movies or shows here are the absolute best movies and shows you can find on Netflix right now.

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Norsemen is a Norwegian historical comedy series created by Jon Iver Helgaker and Jonas Torgersen. The Netflix series is set in the 8th century and it follows the Vikings village people as they experience political rivalries, social change, and the deaths of their fellow warriors in a pretty comedic manner. Norsemen stars Jon Iver Helgaker, Silje Torp, Kåre Conradi, Nils Jørgen Kaalstad, Kristine Riis, Trond Fausa Aurvåg, Jon Øigarden, Marian Saastad Ottesen,...

The American Revolution comes at ye fast.

So Claire and Jamie are in a very somber mood, indeed, in the new teaser for the back half of Outlander Season 7.

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Starz released the first peek at the drama’s upcoming episodes Saturday in conjunction with World Outlander Day. As previously announced, the second half of Season 7 will premiere on Friday, Nov.

Gemma Arterton, the British stage and screen star perhaps best known for playing Bond girl Strawberry Fields in “Quantum of Solace,” is set to star in upcoming period adventure thriller “Storm Witch.”

The independent U.K./Ireland co-production, to be directed by David Blair (a BAFTA winner for “Taking Over the Asylum” and “The Street”) from a screenplay by Tristan de Vere Cole, is being launched at the Marche du Film in Cannes later this month, with Myriad Pictures handling pre-sales.

Arterton, who also starred in “The King’s Man” and recently appeared in the Toronto-bowing “The Critic,” will lead a cast that includes Chloe Pirrie (“The Queen’s Gambit”), Stuart Martin (“Army of Thieves”), Kate Dickie (“Prometheus”) Steven Cree (“Outlander”) and Kevin McKidd (“Grey’s Anatomy”). The film is set to be shot later this year, primarily in Ireland.

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Outlander star Sam Heughan got candid about how emotional it is to be filming the eighth and final season of the hit Starz series. Appearing at The Land Con 6 in Paris over the weekend of April 13 and 14, Heughan attended the event with costars past and present and opened up about his feelings surrounding the last season. “We are shooting the last season… Season 8,” Heughan noted at the start of the clip released by RosterCon. “We’ve now shot three weeks.” Other stars on the scene for the event included Sophie Skelton, Richard Rankin, Steven Cree, John Bell, César Domboy, Lauren Lyle, Izzy Meikle-Small, Joey Phillips, Duncan Lacroix, and even Tobias Menzies. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sophie Skelton (@sophie.skelton) During a panel presentation, Heughan continued to share his feelings, as he admitted, “It’s really hard for me. We had a read-through where… all the...

“Outlander” fans were out in force last weekend, congregating down under in Sydney and Melbourne for Hublander: A Visit to the Highlands, a first-of-its-kind convention for the TV blockbuster, featuring an hour-long Q&a with star Sam Heughan and hilarious hour-long chats with co-stars Duncan Lacroix, John Bell and Charles Vandervaart.

Gold Derby attended the event and was the only media outlet with exclusive one-on-one access to the show’s leading man backstage. “Good to see you guys, in person and not on Zoom! It’s just amazing, we’re having the best time,” Heughan declared. “It’s great to see all the fans down under and it’s so nice to see the fans come from all over.” Watch our exclusive video interview above.

For the event’s first official day in Sydney, the Sir John Clancy Auditorium was transformed into the Scottish Highlands for an immersive meet-and-greet experience,...

Outlander Season 7's midseason finale left us on the edge of our seats, and now we can't wait to see what's next.

With cliffhangers galore left in its wake, fans can't wait for Outlander Season 7 Part 2 to air, and hopefully, we won't be waiting too much longer.

Let's take a look at everything we know about the upcoming Season 7 Part 2 for Outlander.

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Outlander Season 7 Part 2 will focus on the events that take place in author Diana Gabaldon's seventh and eighth books in the Outlander series, An Echo in the Bone and Written in My Own Blood. 

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That said, we can expect to see the main characters returning as they are all part of the story. 

We can expect Sam Heughen, Caitriona Balfe, Richard Rankin, Sophie Skelton, and John Bell to all make...

Sequels should only be made if specific conditions are met, such as having the original director involved and a well-crafted story to continue the franchise without ruining its legacy. Little Women and Back to the Future deserve sequels, while declining franchises like Transformers need to end. The success of a sequel depends on various factors, including the availability and willingness of the cast and director. Greta Gerwig should write and direct Barbie 2 for it to have a chance at surpassing the original. The sequel would need to meet high expectations and deliver a message about self-love just as profound.

With so many unnecessary sequels and prequels coming out these days, it is a pity that amazing franchises and standalone movies that deserve another installment are still overlooked. While Little Women and Back to the Future are long overdue for sequels because there are more stories to tell, declining franchises like Transformers can't die fast enough.

Jamie and Claire are headed back to Scotland in the second half of Outlander Season 7. But their return to the country where they fell in love won’t go as they expect, executive producer Maril Davis has said.

Jamie and Claire return to Scotland in ‘Outlander’ Season 7

The past several seasons of Outlander have followed Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) as they build their life in colonial America. But in the Season 7 Part 1 finale, the couple found themselves on a ship bound for Scotland. They’ve been tasked with returning the body of Jamie’s cousin, General Simon Fraser (Angus Macfadyen), who died at the Second Battle of Saratoga in 1777, to his native land.

In America, the Frasers had been pulled into the Revolutionary War, and the conflict disrupted their earlier plans to sail for Scotland when Jamie was conscripted into the Continental Army. There’s a sense...

For fans of the Starz hit series “Outlander,” the time spent waiting between seasons can feel like an eternity. The sixth season concluded just over a year ago, and in that time the cast and crew have been hard at work to bring out another season of the show. We also received the bittersweet announcement at the end of March that the show’s eighth season would be its last.

Season 6 left us with a monster of a cliffhanger, with Claire (Caitriona Balfe) getting arrested and sent to prison for murder and Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Ian (John Bell) setting off on a mission to get her back. Never a dull moment for the Frasers. Thankfully, the wait is almost over. Season 7 premieres on Starz on June 16. Many fans are understandably eager to see what’s in store for Jamie and Claire and the rest of the Fraser family. And...

Brace yourselves, Outlander faithful: The Season 7 sneak peek at the top of this post finds the Frasers having a sweet, pre-slumber conversation… and that’s it. No violence. No fear of death. No war, pestilence or disease beating down their door. It’s a nice change of pace, aye?

Starz released the clip in celebration of World Outlander Day and in conjunction with the show’s panel at Atx Festival on Thursday. In the video above, Jamie waits for Claire to come to bed. While she’s finishing up her nightly routine, he tells her how he’s dreamed of her in her own time,...

If you at all care about Outlander‘s Jamie and/or Claire Fraser, we strongly recommend watching until the very end of the show’s new Season 7 trailer.

The nearly two-and-a-half-minute video, which Starz released Thursday, offers up plenty of weighty moments for us to fret over ahead of the season premiere. A mournful Claire sings “Ave Maria” while walking in a funeral procession. She cries while asking Jamie, “We will make it back here one day, won’t we?” Their house on Fraser’s Ridge very much seems like it’s on fire. Lord John wonders why Jamie won’t fight for England,...

Excitement is building among Outlander fans as the popular show gets ready to return for its seventh season. As Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) prepare for the Revolutionary War, the series is bringing back some familiar faces.

Outlander enthusiasts are well aware that Graham McTavish will be reprising his role as Dougal MacKenzie. But he isn’t the only long-dead character who is returning for season 7 of Outlander.

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The highly anticipated seventh season of Outlander, currently being filmed in Scotland, promises to be a thrilling adventure for avid fans. The season picks up at the start of the Revolutionary War while Claire is facing murder charges.

Excitement is building as many beloved characters from past seasons are returning, bringing their unique storylines to life once again. And one character fans are thrilled about is Dougal.

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Starz is making sure you won’t be suffering through a Droughtlander for years to come.

Season 7 of Outlander will premiere Friday, June 16 at 8/7c, TVLine has learned, and will be split into two parts, with the second part debuting in 2024. (New episodes will also be available each Friday at midnight Et on the Starz app and via streaming and on-demand.) Season 7 will consist of 16 episodes in total, with two halves of eight episodes each. Starz also released a number of new first-look images, including the photo of Sam Heughan’s Jamie Fraser above.

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“Outlander” is giving fans a little more time before they have to say goodbye — and giving subscribers more of a reason to sign up for a full year instead of just a few months. Season 7 of the time-travel romance will air in two parts, Starz said on Wednesday, with the first half airing this year and the second half waiting for 2024.

Season 7, as previously announced, consists of 16 episodes, the show’s highest order count since Season 1. Like Season 1, which aired in 2014 and 2015, Season 7 will be split into two eight-episode bunches — the “Droughtlander” is officially over on June 16. “Outlander” has already been renewed for a final Season 8, which will consist of 10 episodes and presumably air in 2025 or later.

It is currently unclear if the show, based on Diana Gabaldon’s series of historical-fantasy romance novels, will completely adapt the entire saga. Each season of “Outlander” thus far has adapted (roughly) one...

Sing me a song of a lass that is gone

Say, could that lass be … Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Sinead O’Connor!

As a Valentine’s Day gift to “Outlander” fans worldwide, premium cable network Starz released the upcoming Season 7 version of the blockbuster series’ stunning opening titles sequence, this time featuring Irish songstress O’Connor crooning the show’s rousing theme song “The Skye Boat Song.”

Each season, the opening tune has been adapted to suit that season’s storylines, and has been performed by men and women, in both English and Gaelic, and at times it has featured orchestral instrumentation and even Caribbean-influenced percussion.

“We are honored,” proclaims series showrunner and executive producer Matthew B. Roberts about O’Connor lending her vocals to the iconic theme song. “Her rendition is, for me, a reminder of all that’s beautiful about ‘Outlander.’ She is talented beyond measure,” he says in Starz’s media release.