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Who is Kristen Cloke?

Kristen Cloke is an actress and writer. Her first feature film role was the female lead in Megaville (1990), and she is best known for her role as Shane Vansen in the television series Space: Above and Beyond (1995). She also appeared in "Lady Bird" and has written for "The X-Files" and BBC's "Intruders".

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This Acclaimed '90s Sci-Fi Show Created By Two X-Files Writers Was Canceled Too Soon

Glen Morgan's and James Wong's sci-fi series "Space: Above and Beyond" ran for only one season back in 1995 and 1996, turning out an impressive 23 episodes before slipping from the collection consciousness. One can look to the mid-1990s and see a slew of ambitious-but-short-lived sci-fi shows, most of them reacting to the success of either "Star Trek: The Next Generation" or "The X-Files." Those two shows (for the most part) proved that sci-fi was a viable, popular genre, and the TV landscape changed around them. All of a sudden, space operas were de rigueur. But they weren't all successful. For every "Babylon 5," there were a dozen "Space: Above and Beyonds.

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‘Final Destination,’ ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer,’ ‘The Craft’ Return to Theaters This Month

Before Scream 7 slashes into theaters on February 27, Cinemark is bringing a trio of Scream‘s contemporaries back to the big screen. Final Destination will kick off the screening series on February 20 and 23, followed by I Know What You Did Last Summer on February 21 and 24, and The Craft on February 22 and 25. Tickets for the week of shrieks are on sale now. In Final Destination, after getting a premonition about a plane crash on his school trip, a student saves some of his classmates. Their situation gets complicated when death starts chasing them. James Wong directs from a script he co-wrote with Glen Morgan and Jeffrey Reddick. Devon Sawa, Ali Larter,

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A Recipe for Death: Gastro-Based Deaths in the Final Destination Franchise

For 25 years, the Final Destination franchise has shown audiences some of their worst fears realized. What most folks probably don’t notice is that in every movie, including the newest entry, Final Destination Bloodlines, there is some form of gastro-related death. You’re probably wondering what I’m even talking about and why it’s relevant. Let’s start with the basics: gastro horror is horror that’s based around food, kitchens, restaurants, etc. You might think it’s all killer food like tomatoes or donuts, but it goes beyond that. Food in horror plays with the idea that not only is the boogeyman out to get us, but also our own kitchen. Eating is a necessity for survival, so what do you do when most means of food preparation can kill you when you’re trying to sustain yourself? I asked the series creator Jeffrey Reddick how he felt

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The Original ‘Final Destination’ Established Death’s Design with Unforgettable Kills

Twenty five years ago, a new horror franchise was born with 2000’s Final Destination, a supernatural horror film that made Death an unstoppable slasher villain that employed Rube Goldberg machine-like tactics to reclaim the lives of those who evaded his grasp. Final Destination, directed by James Wong and written by Wong, Jeffrey Reddick, and Glen Morgan, featured a clever setup that presented no shortage of creativity when it comes to delivering over-the-top kills and breathless, nail-biting suspense thanks to the elaborate series of events that would result in a gnarly and sometimes comically complex death sequences. The series, now six entries deep thanks to this week’s release of Final Destination Bloodlines, offers some of horror’s most unforgettable kills, so much so that we’ve ranked the entire franchise (so far) by Death’s Designs. In anticipation of the sixth installment, we’re retracing Death’s steps to examine the established lore,

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Before 'Stranger Things,' Millie Bobby Brown Starred in This BBC Sci-Fi Thriller Series

Before Stranger Things catapulted actor Millie Bobby Brown to global stardom, she delivered an exceptional performance in her first major TV role at just 10 years old in the 2014 seriesIntruders. Based on Michael Marshall Smith’s novel, the series follows a secret society seeking immortality by taking over others' bodies, spanning genres from police procedural to the supernatural. Created by The X-Files veteran Glen Morgan, who wrote alongside his frequent collaborators, brother Darin Morgan, and wife Kristen Cloke, Intruders stands out with its eerie atmosphere and gripping storytelling, further elevated by strong performances from its talented cast.

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'Final Destination' Franchise Is a Streaming Hit on Max Ahead of New Sequel

It's been nothing but good news for Final Destination fans lately. Not only has the long-awaited sequel, Final Destination: Bloodlines, been in the news this week thanks to the recently released teaser that has everyone pumped, but to top it all off, the entire series was recently added to streaming, and has been dominating the Top 10 charts ever since. Per Max, the Final Destination franchise has taken over its Top 10 movie chart at the time of this writing, with the original 2000 classic sitting at #4, Final Destination 2 at #6, Final Destination 3 at #9, and Final Destination 5 at #10. Absent is 2009's The Final Destination (a.k.a. Final Destination 4), but we're sure that it'll eventually make its way there as the week progresses. It's no surprise, really, as after 14 years of radio silence, horror fans are eager to either watch the series for the first time, or just indulge in

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