Episodic photos from the third season episode of Wynonna Earp, "Jolene," airing 8/17/18, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the third season episode of Wynonna Earp, "No Cure for Crazy," airing 8/10/18, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the third season episode of Wynonna Earp, "Cold Weather," airing 8/03/18, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the fourth season episode of Killjoys, "What to Expect When You’re Expecting...An Alien Parasite," airing 8/10/18, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the fourth season episode of Killjoys, "Baby, Face Killer," airing 8/24/18, after the jump.

The soon to be blockbuster, The Meg, opens today in theaters nationwide. The film is based on the novel Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror, written by Steve Alten, over twenty years ago. The story follows Jonas Taylor (Jason Statham), a paleontologist and marine biologist who was working in the Mariana Trench on a top-secret dive when he came face to face with a 70-foot prehistoric shark, the Carcharodon Megladon. His claims were dismissed and his career ruined, until seven years later he must confront his past to save the crew of a deep-sea submersible.

Alten recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about Meg and his subsequent novels in the series, as well as the upcoming film.

Episodic photos from the fourth season episode of Killjoys, "Greening Pains," airing 8/17/18, after the jump.

Following the review is a detailed recap of the episode, including quotes. Note that there are many spoilers for episode 3.02 in both.

I was told recently in an interview by Tim Rozon, who plays Doc Holliday, that this week’s episode was one everyone would be talking about for a long time to come. Boy he was not kidding!

The main storyline through the episode was fairly dark for the show, considering a revenant (Dimitri Vantis) is running around in the woods caging up and eating humans. Stealing their voices was an interesting addition, though it’s never really clear why or how he has the power, other than he’s a revenant.

I also find his ramblings about the forest moving interesting. He sounds nuts, but the hunter that talks to Nicole (Katherine Barrell) also mentions the trails being off, so it makes me wonder if it’s something to do with Bulshar (Jean Marchand) having risen and that we may see more of this later.

The ten-episode science fiction series follows Academy Award Winner J.K. Simmons in a dual role, as Howard Silk, who has a boring desk job in a Berlin-based United Nations agency at the Office of Interchange. He works in the low-level Interface division, where he exchanges call-and-response messages with other agents behind glass. He, however, knows nothing about the purpose of his role at the agency and doesn’t ask.

He has the same routine every day, from going to the park to play Go with his friend, to going to work, to concluding with his visit to see his wife Emily (Olivia Williams) at the hospital, who has been comatose for six weeks after being struck by a car.

Tonight Syfy aired the second episode of season four of its popular series, Killjoys, where we get to see what’s happening with Johnny, played by Aaron Ashmore, and his brother D’Avin (Luke Macfarlane), who were stuck with Delle Seyah Kendry (Mayko Nguyen) on Aneela (Hannah John-Kamen)’s ship’s elevator when we last saw them at the end of last season.

Recently SciFi Vision talked to Ashmore in an exclusive interview about the show, where he talked specifically about tonight’s episode, among other things.

**Interview contains spoilers for 4.02**