Following the first season of Silo -- the Apple TV Plus series starring Rebecca Ferguson as an inhabitant of a mysterious subterranean abode -- a second installment is giving viewers a chance to ...
The Apple TV+ series Silo is set to return for its second season, following a shocking cliffhanger ending - but when can viewers expect new episodes? Silo, based on the Wool trilogy by Hugh Howey ...
It’s important for movies to ask serious questions. Brian Netto and Adam Schindler’s new Netflix thriller “Don’t Move” asks a very, very big one: What if a scene that would only be a ...
Apple TV+ series Silo is days away from returning, with the world beyond the underground bunker ripe for investigation. Based on the Wool novel trilogy by Hugh Howey, Silo focuses on the life of a ...
The Apple TV+ series Silo is set to return for its second season, following a cliffhanger ending that left fans on the edge of their seats. The show, based on Hugh Howey's Wool trilogy ...
Conspicuously subpar Netflix cheapie “Don’t Move” starts with that contrivance and then piles on another: Once the woman regains consciousness, her captor reveals that he’s injected her ...
It may not be a physical icon for much longer since local developer Hourigan Group has said it plans to raze the Southern ...
When we first meet Iris (Kelsey Asbille) in Netflix's new horror movie Don't Move, now streaming, she's visibly grieving the death of her young son Mateo, who we soon learn slipped off a cliff in ...
The Apple TV+ series Silo is set to return, following a shocking cliffhanger at the end of season one. The show, based on Hugh Howey's Wool trilogy, follows engineer-turned-sheriff Juliette ...
Forbes‘Don’t Move’ Directors On Work With Sam Raimi As Trailer For Netflix Movie DebutsBy Tim Lammers Debuting on Netflix Friday, Don’t Move stars Kelsey Absille as Iris, a woman grieving ...
What happens at the end of Netflix’s Don’t Move? In Netflix’s Don’t Move’s ending, Iris’s senses, which had been paralyzed for the better part of the film, start returning.