Friday the 13th TV Show Crystal Lake Gets IT Prequel Showrunner

The makers of the prequel series for “Friday the 13th” have appointed Brad Caleb Kane, who was previously involved with “It: Welcome to Derry”, to take over the showrunner role. Both franchises, “Friday the 13th” and “It”, are exploring streaming platforms to broaden their reach, with Peacock developing “Crystal Lake”, a spinoff of “Friday the 13th”, and HBO/Max creating “It: Welcome to Derby”. Initially, Bryan Fuller was slated to serve as the showrunner for “Crystal Lake”, but he stepped down in May. Now, with this position vacant, A24 has tapped Kane, who is also working on the co-showrunning of the “It” spinoff, to assume the role of creator, writer, and executive producer for “Crystal Lake”.

Orphan Black: Echoes: Another Major Character Returns From the Original Series

We’re approaching the finale of the debut season of Orphan Black: Echoes, the latest spinoff from the cherished BBC America series Orphan Black. The show has effectively woven in elements of the original series’ grand themes and enigmas, while also incorporating details from the source material. Following Felix Dawkins’ (Jordan Gavaris) return earlier this season, another fan-favorite character from Orphan Black has resurfaced – one who shares a significant past connection with adult Kira Manning (Keeley Hawes).

Poltergeist TV Series Taps Fear the Walking Dead and Supernatural Writers as Showrunners

The team behind Poltergeist TV series has been confirmed! Amazon MGM Studios has chosen experienced television writers Kalinda Vazquez and Robbie Thompson to write, co-run the show, and serve as executive producers. This project was initially announced in October, with Steven Spielberg, who co-wrote and produced the original 1982 horror film, producing through his Amblin TV. Darryl Frank (Netflix’s The Haunting) and Justin Falvey (The Haunting of Bly Manor) are also executive producers. Variety first broke the news about this development.

Hunter x Hunter Volume 38 Cover Art Revealed

The acclaimed manga, “Hunter x Hunter,” has unveiled the cover art for its Volume 38. A significant shift is underway in the issues of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, with several notable series approaching their conclusion and others reappearing after a prolonged absence. After a hiatus that extended into 2022, marking the longest gap in the series to date, Yoshihiro Togashi’s original work, “Hunter x Hunter,” is set to resume its publication. This development also implies that we can anticipate more chapters for this volume soon.