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Face Off – Episode 2.04 – Night Terrors – Preview Photos

2.04 Night Terrors – McKenzie talked about this episode in Orlando in October- they woke everyone up in the middle of the night and dragged them off to a closed mental hospital where they were separated and told to work on the concept for their next challenge- a character out of their nightmares.

Field trip photos

In the lab working on their creations

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Face Off – Episode 2.03 Rock Your Body – Final Looks Photos

2.03 finale body painting photos- winner is the one with the wall of shoes – loser the guy and girl with the park bench

The challenge was to come up with a concept that would go with Asher Roths new album as possible cover art.

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Supernatural 7×13 The Splice Girls Episode Stills – Adds

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‘Touch’ Creator Tim Kring Opens Up About Storytelling Challenges and ‘Heroes’ Blunders (Q&A)

“The cliffhanger aspect of ‘Heroes’ was very exciting for the viewer, but extremely challenging for us to do each week,” Kring admitted to THR, adding he was sure not to go down the same road with the Fox drama.

Kiefer Sutherland returns to Fox, but this time he won’t be racing against time.

Created by Heroes executive producer Tim Kring, Touch focuses on ex-journalist and single father Martin Bohm (Sutherland) and his mute son Jake (David Mazouz), an 11-year-old boy with the ability to connect seemingly unrelated people through his gift with numbers. Martin realizes that in order to connect with his son, he must decipher the numbers’ meanings. As for the show’s international feel, it grew simply out of modern-day realities.

“One of my friends and I were talking about the uprising in Eqyp and arguing a little bit. She said, ‘Well, that’s not what my Egyptian friends say,’ ” Kring shared with The Hollywood Reporter during a winter Television Critics Assoc. press tour party of a conversation he had with a Canadian friend. “I said, ‘What are you talking about, ‘your Egyptian friends’? ‘Oh, I play Farmville with them on Facebook.’ ”

He added: “This is the world we’re living in now. If you’ve done any traveling in the last few years, you’re starting to notice how small the world really is.”

Kring spoke with THR about his upcoming Sutherland drama, difficulties in balancing mythology with procedural elements, lessons he’s learned from Heroes and the biggest challenges he faces.

The Hollywood Reporter: Touch has a unique premise in that it borrows from the international vibe utilized on Heroes. Was that a conscious decision?

Tim Kring: I think it does bring in more people, but I don’t know if that was the reason. If you’re doing a show nowadays where the theme is interconnectivity and we live in a global world where what happens 10,000 miles away affects us. This is the world we’re living in now. If you’ve done any traveling in the last few years you’re starting to notice how small the world really is. That’s where this idea came from. But I’m also very challenged as a filmmaker to be able to shoot the show only in L.A. I’m very challenged by that idea of creating other cultures, other parts of the world, other languages in LA.

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‘Touch’ Creator Tim Kring Opens Up About Storytelling Challenges and ‘Heroes’ Blunders (Q&A).

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CHILLER ANNOUNCES AIRDATES FOR REAL FEAR: THE TRUTH BEHIND THE MOVIES AND 2nd ORIGINAL FILM, BRIAN KEENE’S GHOUL

Real Fear Premieres Sunday, March 11 @ 8pm

New York, NY – January 24, 2012 – Chiller kicks off a packed year of original programming with the announcement of airdates for the first two all-new projects of 2012. The original special Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies will premiere Sunday, March 11 @ 8pm, while Chiller’s second original movie, Brian Keene’s Ghoul, will premiere Friday, April 13 @ 9pm. Ghoul’s airdate announcement comes hot on the heels of its successful screening at Slamdance headquarters in Park City, UT this past weekend.

Based on the acclaimed novel by horror maven Brian Keene, Ghoul is a coming-of-age story exploring the darkness that lurks inside small-town life. It is the summer of 1984 when a teenage couple goes missing among the gravestones of the local cemetery. Twelve-year-old Timmy (Modern Family’s Nolan Gould) and his best friends, Barry and Doug, have grown up hearing stories about a sinister ghoul that haunts the cemetery and they begin to wonder if the horrific legend might actually be real. Timmy and his friends are forced to put their friendship to the ultimate test when they dig up long-buried secrets, facing their personal demons as well as the one hiding underground. Ghoul is written by William M. Miller and directed by Gregory M. Wilson. Andrew van den Houten and Robert Tonino (The Woman) will serve as producers for MODERNCINÉ.

In Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies, Chiller investigates the terrifying factual stories that inspired some of the scariest horror movies of all time, including Silent Hill, The Amityville Horror, The Mothman Prophecies and Poltergeist, through exclusive eyewitness interviews and reenactments of actual events. Paranormal investigator Katrina Weidman (Paranormal State) travels with three of her friends into the dark recesses of the unknown to uncover the buried secrets behind these four iconic films. Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies is executive produced by Larry Landsman and John D’Auria for AEP Media.

Chiller is the only cable channel devoted to delivering viewers round-the-clock scares. Chiller’s eclectic slate of adrenaline-fueled, soul-stirring entertainment includes a broad offering of original movies and specials, genre films, international programming (Afterlife, Apparitions), documentary and reality shows (Fear Factor), thought-provoking anthology series (Masters of Horror, The Twilight Zone, Outer Limits) and some of the most suspenseful series ever on television (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Harper’s Island). Chiller is currently available in over 40 million homes. To learn more, visit: www.chillertv.com. Chiller. Scary Good.

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Being Human 2×03 All Out of Blood Sneak Peek

Being Human — ‘All Out of Blood’ — Sneak Peek
Airs — Monday, January 30th @ 9/8c

In Being Human, we see Josh, Nora and Sally in a vacant storage unit where they discuss their location for their next werewolf transformation. Josh’s plan for them to be video taped during the process has Nora skeptical but assures Nora that he’s only trying his best to find out how they both can be treated and be cured from this werweolf disease. Watch and all-new sneak peek of Being Human and see as the couple confronts their first werewolf change together.

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Secret Circle 1×13 The Medalion Episode Stills

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‘Chuck’s’ Yvonne Strahovski Teases ‘Tragedy’ for the Series Finale, Cast Would Do a Movie

The actress tells THR what it was like to wrap on Sarah and what fans can look forward to as the series reaches its finale.

There are only two episodes left with Team Bartowksi, sorry, Carmichael Industries on NBC’s Chuck. And from what I hear, it’s going to end very unexpectedly.

“I think fans will be surprised where the story goes from this point on,” Yvonne Strahovski, who plays super spy Sarah, tells The Hollywood Reporter. “It surprised me when I picked up the scripts and read them. I didn’t expect it at all.”

Strahovski, 29, wrapped Chuck on Dec. 7 and already has several projects planned. Aside from signing on to a racy Sobe campaign at its spokesmodel, she’s preparing to start production next month on I, Frankenstein costarring Aaron Eckhart and her movie with Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen, My Mother’s Curse, will hit theatres in November.

THR spoke to the Australian actress about what we can expect as Chuck reaches its finale and what she’s planning for the future.

In the new Sobe Campaign, you’re naked and covered with paint. What was that like?

Read the rest on THR

Spoiler Videos for the finale

Cast interviews about the finale

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