Netflix confirms The Trauma Code Seasons 2 and 3 with returning cast
Simultaneous production keeps Ju Ji-hoon and adds Jeong Ye-in as Cheon Jang-mi, but premiere dates remain unannounced.
Simultaneous production keeps Ju Ji-hoon and adds Jeong Ye-in as Cheon Jang-mi, but premiere dates remain unannounced.
Alfred Gough and Miles Millar say Clark and Lex’s friendship and other changes would be harder to make in today’s adaptation environment.
A24's Friday the 13th prequel shifts attention from the masked killer to Jason's mother and tests how far an origin story can expand the franchise.
ABC will air a new episode on February 14 across its network and Disney+, while Season 3 still has no exact premiere date.
The live-action spy thriller will begin filming in London in spring 2027, but has not revealed its cast, plot, or creative team.
Five new cast members will occupy key positions across the hunters, guilds and Korean association; the series still has no release date.
Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman will run the show, but its plot, cast, and any on-screen role for Dominic Toretto remain unannounced.
The 65-minute special retells both seasons through Usopp’s version, directed by Chelsea Ker and produced by Atomic Cartoons.
The eight-part adaptation will move Millennium’s first novel into the present and begin filming in Lithuania in October.
Molly Hewitt-Richards will play Moaning Myrtle and Jasper Ambrose will portray Colin Creevey in the Chamber of Secrets adaptation.
The Friday the 13th prequel premieres October 15 on Peacock, using Pamela’s grief to return to the origins of the horror at the camp.
The preview confirms returning figures from Murder House, Coven, Cult, Hotel and Freak Show while keeping the season’s central conflict under wraps.
Mike Flanagan’s eight-episode series updates Stephen King’s novel with a Carrie raised outside society and exposed to contemporary school cruelty.
Asif Kapadia takes over the final chapter of the British project that revisited the same participants every seven years for more than six decades.
Minute-long episodes, constant cliffhangers, and in-app payments have turned a social-video language into a market of its own.
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