Today, Paramount Plus released the series finale of Evil. In the final episode, David (Mike Colter) learns that Leland (Michael Emerson) might go after his assessors and questions how the Entity will stop him. They are ready to make their move to stop the Sixty, but don’t heed Sister Andrea (Andrea Martin)’s warnings. Meanwhile, the Bouchard girls play a game on their VR goggles that starts a countdown and shows possible visions of the future that frighten more than just the girls. Then, as their time as team draws to a close, with David ready to move on to a new church, Kristen running her practice, and Ben (Aasif Mandvi) at a high-paying desk job, they get an offer they never expected.

Recently, star Mandvi spoke with SciFi Vision about the end of the series, including if he was satisfied with his characters ending, why he thinks Ben stopped using the tinfoil, how his life has changed since starting the series, and much more.

In the series finale of Evil, David (Mike Colter) worries the Entity won’t be able to protect Kristen (Katja Herbers) and questions their methods when they ignore Sister Andrea (Andrea Martin)’s warnings and make their move to stop the Sixty. When the Sixty grow impatient, Leland (Michael Emerson) decides to make a move of his own. Meanwhile, The Bouchard girls start a new game on their VR goggles that starts an ominous countdown that brings more trouble into their home. Then, as their time as assessors for the church has come to a close and they attempt to move on to their new jobs, the team gets an offer they never expected.

Recently, star Herbers spoke to SciFi Vision about the end of the series and the final episode, including filming some of the key scenes, what she thought of the final moments, whether she was satisfied with her character’s ending, the future of the series, and much more.

SciFi Vision recently spoke with Solar Opposites voice actors Thomas Middleditch and Sean Giambrone. If you're not familiar with the animated show, it's about four aliens from Planet Shlorp who crashed on Earth and now live as a family there. Last season, the aliens turned human and left for another planet. This season, they're back as themselves on Earth and trying to figure out how to live their lives. Now that Terry (Middleditch) and Korvo (Dan Stevens) are married, the whole team, including their children, Yumyulack (Giambrone) and Jesse (Mary Mack), is focused on the family.  The show has already been renewed for season six, so sit back and enjoy it!

During the interview the two actors show how happy they are to be voicing these characters in a successful show. While they were not able to drop many hints or clues about the upcoming episodes, they did discuss their process in creating the series and share highlights of their time working on it, and much more. Season five of the fun animated series is now available to stream on Hulu. Then, October 7, The Solar Opposites Halloween Special 2: The Hunt For Brown airs.

The Last Front, which opened in theaters on Friday, takes place at the start of World War I in a Belgian village. The film follows the Lambert family, led by widowed husband and father, Leonard Lambert (Iain Glen), and his son (James Downie) and daughter. Amidst the chaos, Lambert is in love with the local villager Louise Janssen (Sasha Luss), and hopes to marry her against their parents wishes. When German forces advance on the village and tragedy strikes, Leonard steps forward to lead the villagers to safety in a compelling tale of survival.

Recently, stars Glen, Luss, and Downie, along with writer and director Julien Hayet-Kerknawi, spoke with SciFi Vision about creating the period film, including the costumes, filming emotional scenes, some of the challenges they faced, and much more.

***The following contains spoilers for 4.11***

In the most recent episode of Evil, which premiered on Thursday, a woman, Ellie (Anna Chlumsky), claiming to be Kristen (Katja Herber)’s daughter Laura from the future, reveals some disturbing news. Meanwhile, the future of the assessor program is threatened. On the other side of things, Leland Townsend (Michael Emerson) is brought to trial after Sheryl (Christine Lahti) provided evidence that led to his arrest. The two victims he had imprisoned died, so he’s left trying to blackmail Dr. Boggs (Kurt Fuller) into helping him with an insanity defense. As he tries to mount his defense, he also tries to get his lawyer (John Carroll Lynch), who isn’t much help, changed, only for him to reveal he’s actually a demon.

Always delegating his dirty work, Leland clearly did not ever expect to get caught and arrested. How will he deal with the fallout? “He's going to deal with it the same way he deals with all kinds of intrusion or regulation from the normal world in his affairs with the 60,” explained Emerson during a recent interview with SciFi Vision, adding that the delegation is a survival technique. “[H]e usually has someone he can call,” continued the actor, “someone that they own, someone that's in their pocket, but he doesn't always know who they are or from which direction they might be coming.”

The actor also admitted that Kristen has become a distraction from his work with the 60. “[I]t's probably the reason he's not more successful in the corporate world of the 60, because he has these petty little wars that he maintains,” said Emerson. “He's just so busy trying to bring down David (Mike Colter) and Kristen that sometimes he doesn't help his own career that much.”

Unfortunately the series only has three more episodes to wrap up the plot. Can Leland get a happy ending? Emerson isn’t sure, but he did say that whatever “makes [Leland] happy is going to make lots of other people unhappy.”

***The following contains spoilers for episode 2***

Set in Ancient Rome, the epic historical drama Those About to Die focuses on the corrupt world of gladiatorial competition and how it is used to entertain the people using blood and sport.

Recently, Moe Hashim, who stars as Kwame, a Numidian fighter turned gladiator, Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, who stars as Viggo, a Norse warrior, Gabriella Pession, who stars as Antonia Servillia, and Dimitri Leonidas, who stars as Scorpus, spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including costumes, fight scenes, and more.

SciFi Vision recently spoke with Randy Couture of the action film Angels Fallen: Warriors of Peace.  He stars as one of the main villains of the movie, corrupted by evil and reigning hell down on the heroes, led by marine vet Gabriel (Josh Burdett). Couture is a former UFC Heavy Champ, but he's racked up an impressive list of movie credits since retiring from fighting, including all four Expendables movies.

Angels Fallen: Warriors of Peace follows an Iraq War veteran, Gabriel (Burdett), called by a higher power, who embarks on a mission to stop a fallen angel, Michael, (Michael Teh), from raising an army of the dead to take over the world.  Cuba Gooding Jr. plays the angel Balthazar, who inspires Gabriel to get his war buddies together as the "Warriors of Peace" to fight Michael's gang of baddies. Denise Richards also stars.

In Clear Cut, now in theaters and On Demand, the Pacific Northwest, a logger, Jack (Clive Standen), ventures farther into the woods where he discovers a murder and a bag of money linked to a drug cartel who soon is after him. Forced to flee and fight for his life from the madmen, Jack has to fight his way back to civilization. Led by an all-star cast, the action-packed thriller is about one man’s road to both redemption and revenge.

Tom Stevens (Wayward Pines, Deadly Class) plays the part of the drug dealer Jacob in the film. The actor recently spoke with SciFi Vision about acting in general as well as working on the film, plus a bit about his upcoming project 13th Round, which also involves fellow Syfy alums Sarah Canning, Tahmoh Penikett, Alex’s Paunovic, and Sharon Taylor who also star, and Ryan Robbins who serves as a producer on the film.

Russell Tovey and Gugu Mbatha-Raw Lead Cast of Five-Part Series for Disney+ and BBC, alongside ‘Doctor Who’ Alums Jemma Redgrave and Alexander Devrient

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (July 26, 2024) – Disney Branded Television and BBC jointly announced “The War Between The Land And The Sea,” an all-new “Doctor Who” spinoff, today at San Diego Comic-Con. Leading the five-part series is Russell Tovey (“Feud,” “American Horror Story: NYC”) and Gugu Mbatha-Raw (“Surface,” “Loki”), alongside returning “Doctor Who” cast members Jemma Redgrave (as Kate Lethbridge-Stewart) and Alexander Devrient (as Colonel Ibrahim).

When a fearsome and ancient species emerges from the ocean, dramatically revealing themselves to humanity, an international crisis is triggered. With the entire population at risk, UNIT steps into action as the land and sea wage war. Created by “Doctor Who” showrunner and executive producer Russell T Davies, who wrote the spinoff with Pete McTighe (“A Discovery of Witches,” “The Pact,” “Doctor Who”), the series features the triumphant return of the Sea Devils, classic “Doctor Who” villains first seen in 1972.

Davies said: “I’m so lucky to work with such a magnificent cast. And this is a huge, muscular, thrilling drama which will shake The Whoniverse to its foundations. When the Doctor’s not in town, the whole of humanity is in trouble.”

Filming begins next month and will be directed by Dylan Holmes-Williams, director of two “Doctor Who” season one episodes: “73 Yards” and “Dot and Bubble.” The series will air exclusively on Disney+ where available and BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the U.K.

“The War Between The Land And The Sea” is produced by Bad Wolf, with BBC Studios for Disney Branded Television and BBC. In addition to Davies, executive producers include Phil Collinson, Joel Collins, Julie Gardner and Jane Tranter.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol Trailer - 9/29/24
Feat. Norman Reedus
Official SDCC Trailer

Today, The Walking Dead Universe took over Comic-Con International’s Hall H for a panel on the highly anticipated premiere of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol, which debuts Sunday, September 29 at 9pm ET on AMC and AMC+. Moderated by Chris Hardwick, the panel featured Showrunner and Executive Producer David Zabel, Executive Producer and Director Greg Nicotero, Executive Producers and Stars Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride and Cast Member Louis Puech Scigliuzzi, who gave attendees an official first look at the season two trailer and announced the series’ renewal for third season to be produced and set in Spain. New season two images were also released.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol picks up where season one left off, following fan-favorite characters Daryl Dixon (Reedus) and Carol Peletier (McBride). They both confront old demons while she fights to find her friend and he struggles with his decision to stay in France, causing tension at the Nest. Additionally, Genet (Anne Charrier)’s movement builds momentum, setting Pouvoir on a violent collision course with the Union of Hope in the fight for France's future.

Below is a teaser for the second season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol. Check it out.