Kiefer Sutherland is taking responsibility for what might be the world's worst haircut.

The Lost Boys is being reinterpreted for a new generation.

Shudder continues to give us so many wondrous gifts as a humble streaming home for horror. Today the service made the surprise announcement that a Creepshow animated special featuring the voices of Kiefer Sutherland and Joey King will be debuting later this month, just in time for Halloween. The special will feature two stories written by Stephen King and Joe Hill and directed by Creepshow showrunner Greg Nicotero, with animation by Octopie animation studio. The first segment, based on the King short story “Survivor Type,” stars Sutherland as a man trapped on a deserted island struggling to stay alive. The …

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Quibi took advantage of higher-than-normal audience numbers during yesterday's Super Bowl LIV in order to offer up the first looks at just some of the new streaming service's upcoming shows. They're currently on a bit of a slow rollout ahead of their launch date of April 6th, having only teased titles Punk'd with Chance the Rapper, Elba vs. Block, and the Will Forte / Kaitlin Olson two-hander, Flipped. But we've just gotten our first look at the most recognizable title for Quibi so far: The Fugitive. Quibi's got the latest twist on …

Quibi releases The Fugitive teaser trailer for the upcoming reboot, promising it has just as much action and thrills as its predecessors.

Thirty years after The Lost Boys, Kiefer Sutherland still fondly remembers the time his vampire David engaged in some casual cannibalism.

Kiefer Sutherland and Boyd Holbrook sign on to star in a series remake of The Fugitive for Jeffrey Katzenberg's mobile streaming service Quibi.

I really hope everyone else can see these frequent updates on Quibi, the streaming service for The Youths where episodes run about 7-15 minutes long, and the high-profile, A-list projects it somehow keeps announcing, because the alternative is that I'm having the longest acid trip in recorded history. The latest dispatch from my own personal nightmare: Variety has revealed that a TV remake of The Fugitive is a go at the network, with Kiefer Sutherland stepping into the role of a detective on the hunt for a wrongly-accused man, played by Boyd Holbrook. The series …