Tonight season two of A Discovery of Witches, based on novels of the same name by Deborah Harkness, premieres on Sundance Now and Shutter. The new season picks up where the last left off: Diana (Teresa Palmer) and Matthew (Matthew Goode) have timewalked in order to hide from Gerbert (Trevor Eve) and Knox (Owen Teale) somewhere in time. They arrive in 1590 Elizabethan London where they continue to search for The Book of Life while also trying to find Diana a powerful witch willing to teach her how to control her magic.

While Diana struggles to control her powers, Matthew must enter his old dangerous life as spy Matthew Roydon, while not losing himself to his darker past. Can Diana accept his darkest secrets, and can Matthew control his jealousy and reawakened rage?

Tonight, BBC America premieres the new series, The Watch, inspired by Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels. The fantasy series, which is only loosely based on his works, follows a group of misfits who have come together under the command of Sam Vimes (Richard Dormer) to form a ragtag police force in the town of Ankh-Morpork where crime has been legalized.

Jo Eaton-Kent stars as Constable Cheery, the first dwarf who identifies as female, who after being ostracized by her own kind, is hired by Vimes to lead the forensics team.

Eaton-Kent recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about their time working on the series and what fans can expect.

Recently the original film Books of Blood premiered on Hulu. The movie, directed by Brannon Braga and based on the anthology series by Clive Barker, takes both stories from the books and new and combines them into one narrative.

Yul Vazquez plays the part of Bennett, a hitman who is after the Book of Blood but ends up with more than he bargained for.

The actor recently took part in a press junket for the series and talked to SciFi Vision about working on the film, working with Anna Friel, and more.

Be sure to check out the film on Hulu, and you can read the full transcript of the interview below the video.

Recently, Hulu premiered its new anthology series, Monsterland. The series, created, written, and executive produced by Mary Laws, tells stories of supernatural creatures, monsters, and the like, who push people to desperation. The series is based on North American Lake Monsters by Nathan Ballingrud.

Laws and actress Taylor Schilling, star of episode five, "Plainfield, IL," took part in the press room for New York Comic-Con that SciFi Vision took part in. The two talked about working on the show, who they’re inspired by, and more.

They first talked about what attracted them to Monsterland. Laws said she was extremely inspired by Ballingrud’s book. "I absolutely love how human the stories in his book were and how they grappled with really broken people in a genre space, which I thought was very unique to the horror genre. It wasn't jump scares and cheap thrills-type of horror; it was really about the human experience. I thought that was a subject that was grounds for exploring a lot of really ripe material."

Recently, Hulu released the film, Books of Blood, based on the horror and theology by Clive Barker. The film, directed by Brannon Braga, takes some content from the books, as well as new stories, and weaves them into a single narrative.

Barker and Brannon, who recently took part in a press junket, talked with SciFi Vision about working together on the film, what its future could look like, and more.

Be sure to check out Books of Blood, now available on Hulu. You can also read the full transcript of the interview below the video.

Tonight, AMC airs the second episode of season six of Fear the Walking Dead, which focuses on the characters of Strand (Colman Domingo) and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey), and how they are being treated by Virginia (Colby Minifie). Next week, fans will get to see what Al (Maggie Grace) and Dwight (Austin Amelio) are up to.

Domingo, Debnam-Carey, Grace, and Minifie recently took part in a press junket for Fear the Walking Dead that SciFi Vision attended, where they talked about what fans can expect this season.

The cast talked about how the characters are split up this season and how that affects them. Domingo likes that they split them up. "I always love when they split us off, because there's always some conflict of ideology with another character, and you're able to go a little deeper. I think like with The Wizard of Oz, you know, there's another part of you that’s in someone else that you need to survive. So, I think that [when] they put people together, like I know that when they put Maggie's character out with Dwight, I think that they needed something from each other. There's something that they have inside [they need to] operate. They’re able to have an influence and move the dial with them in a different way. So, I think, that's what’s interesting about this whole anthology, too. You get to go a little deeper."

Tomorrow Hulu premieres it’s new supernatural series, Helstrom, based on the Marvel comic book characters Daimon and Santana Helstrom. The series follows brother and sister Daimon (Tom Austen) and Ana (Sydney Lemmon) Helstrom, who grew up with a serial killer for a father. Using their special abilities, they track down the worst that humanity has to offer.

The series also stars Ariana Guerra as Gabriella Rosetti, a nun from the Vatican who helps Daimon in disposing of demons, and Alain Uy as Chris Yen, Ana’s friend and business parter at the auction house.

Guerra and Uy recently talked to SciFi Vision at a junket for Helstrom about working on the series.

Be sure to check out the series tomorrow on Hulu, and you can read the full transcript of the interview following the video.

Tyler Posey stars in the film Alone, coming to Digital and On Demand from Lionsgate October 16th and Blu-ray and DVD October 20th. The thriller follows Aidan (Posey), who awakens to find a global pandemic has hit and almost everyone around him has turned into zombies. His apartment overrun and not able to connect with his family, Aidan starts to give up hope until he sees that his neighbor across the courtyard, Eva (Summer Spiro), is alive and still human. They eventually communicate and become “socially distant friends.” Aidan attempts a rescue, but can he get to her in time?

The film also features Donald Sutherland as his strange neighbor in this timely film.

Posey recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive Zoom interview about working on the movie, doing stunts, his love of tattoos, and more.

Be sure to check out the film. You can read the full transcript below the video.

Recently the film Books of Blood, base on the horror anthology by Clive Barker, was released on Hulu. The film weaves three stories into one. The first story follows Jenna (Britt Robertson), who after a traumatic event involving her boyfriend, is about to be sent away to a mental institution called, "The Farm." Refusing to go, she runs away from home and ends up at a bed and breakfast run by the seemingly sweet couple, Ellie, played by Freda Foh Shen, and Sam (Nicholas Campbell). Jenna soon discovers that the bed and breakfast is not what it seems.

Recently the actress took part in a press junket for the film that SciFi Vision attended. She talked about connecting with the role, working with Robertson, and more.

Be sure to stay tuned for more interviews from the film.

Tonight, AMC premieres an all-new sixth season of Fear the Walking Dead. The episode picks up where the cliffhanger left off, with the group of survivors having agreed to leave with Virginia (Colby Minifie) for her settlement, where they will be separated, leaving Morgan (Lennie James) left for dead after having been shot.

Recently, stars James, Jenna Elfman, who plays June, and Danay Garcia, who plays Luciana, answered questions from the press in a junket to promote the series, which SciFi Vision took part in.

The stars talked about where everyone is mentally at the beginning of the season. Garcia talked about Luciana agreeing to go with Virginia, because it was still a way to keep the group safe. "I'm resolved to distract her from the entire group finding their home, and that's something that was my intention. Mentally, I think I was in autopilot mode, because I wanted to keep going with that. That's actually what I told June, to find that home that we'd been looking for, find that place. Don't let this break [us]. It's a survival mode, because Ginny, she's so unpredictable. She says one thing; she promises one thing, and then she does something else."