Based on real events, The Man in the White Van takes place in Florida in 1975 where a string of violent disappearances go by unnoticed. Meanwhile, a young girl, Annie (Madison Wolfe), finds herself being followed by an ominous white van. As the stalking escalates, her family dismisses her, used to her exaggerations, and soon she finds herself in a terrible nightmare that will change her forever. The film, which was directed by Warren Skeels, also stars Sean Astin, Ali Larter, Brec Bassinger, Skai Jackson, and Gavin Warren.

Recently, stars Wolfe, Bassinger, Jackson, and Warren, along with director Skeels, spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, which opens in theaters today.

The faux-documentary, Hunting Matthew Nichols, which was directed by Markian Tarasiuk, follows Tara Nichols, an aspiring filmmaker, as she investigates her brother’s mysterious disappearance on Vancouver Island, which occurred two decades ago. When new evidence is revealed, it leads her to suspect that her brother may still be alive.

Inspired by the popularity of true crime movies, shows, podcasts, etc., as well as other found footage films, Tarasiuk presented the idea for the movie to writer Sean Oliver, who wrote the script. The film mixes archival and found footage, documentary style interviews, and scripted scenes, creating something new, and audiences may wonder how much of the movie is real, and how much is imagined. It's a thrill ride towards a shocking conclusion.

In the reality series Ready, Set, Glow! which premieres today on Hallmark+, Wes Brown travels across the country to meet with family who’s Christmas displays have been making spirits bright during the holidays for generations. The three-episode limited series shares holiday enthusiasts’ heartwarming stories about their traditions and decorations as they spread holiday cheer in their communities.

Brown recently spoke with SciFi Vision about the new reality series, including his favorite Christmas displays and holiday traditions, as well as a bit about his recent Hallmark Christmas film, Deck the Walls.

Now in theaters in LA and NYC, Day of the Fight, written and directed by Jack Huston (Mayfair Witches, Kill Your Darlings), follows a former champion boxers, Mike Flannigan (Michael C. Pitt), as he prepares to step back into the ring for the first time since being released from prison. Embarking on a redemptive journey, he takes to the streets of Brooklyn, reuniting with family and friends to try to make amends for the mistakes of his past, risking everything for what might be the most significant battle of his career.

The film will premiere in more cities to follow, starting December 13th.

The new adaptation of Cruel Intentions, which recently premiered on Prime Video is set at Manchester college, where status and social standing are everything. The story follows step-siblings Caroline Merteuil (Sarah Catherine Hook) and Lucien Belmont (Zac Burgess), who will stop at nothing to dominate the competitive social scene. When a severe hazing incident jeopardizes Greek life, they resort to extreme measures, including seducing Annie Grover (Savannah Lee Smith), the Vice President’s daughter, to maintain their influence. The series also stars Sara Silva as Cece Carroway, Sean Patrick Thomas as Professor Hank Chadwick, John Harlan Kim as Blaise Powell, Khobe Clarke as Scott Russell, and Brooke Lena Johnson as Beatrice Worth.

Recently, cast members Silva and Thomas, Kim and Clarke, and Smith and Johnson, spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series.

***The following interview contains spoilers for key moments of the series***

Cross is a gripping crime thriller based on the Jame Patterson novels that premiered last month on Prime Video. Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge) is a brilliant detective who digs into the minds of serial killers and their victims to track down murderers. When sadistic serial killer Ed Ramsey (Ryan Eggold) terrorizes Washington D.C., Cross must use his skills to discover the truth about the murders and prove Ramsey’s guilt.

Eloise Mumford plays the role of Shannon Whitmer on the series. Shannon is an art curator who is catfished and kidnapped by Ramsey on a dating app.

Cross is a crime thriller on Prime Video based on the James Patterson novels. The series follows Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge), a homicide detective and forensic psychologist of the Metro Police Department, known for his insight into criminals. When a sadistic serial killer emerges in Washington D.C., Cross must use his expertise to unravel the mystery behind the gruesome crimes and stop the killer while also grappling with personal demons and a mysterious threat from his past.

Police Chief April Anderson (Jennifer Wigmore), is a strong and ambitious leader at the department who often clashes with Cross over his unconventional methods.

The crime thriller Cross, which is based on the characters from James Patterson’s best-selling Alex Cross novels, stars Aldis Hodge in the title role. The series, which takes place over eight episodes, follows the iconic detective and forensic psychologist who digs into the minds of serial killers and their victims to track down killers. In season one, Cross investigates a serial killer while dealing with his own personal trauma, including the loss of his wife.

SciFi Vision recently spoke with stars Samantha Walkes, who plays Cross’s love interest, Elle Monteiro, and Alona Tal, who plays Special Agent Kayla Craig, about working on the series, connecting with their characters, working with Hodge, and more.

Recently, season one of Cross premiered worldwide on Prime Video. The series, which is adapted from James Patterson’s best-selling Alex Cross book series, was created by showrunner and executive producer Ben Watkins. Aldis Hodge stars in the title role as the complicated and brilliant detective and forensic psychologist Alex Cross, who delves into the minds of killers and their victims to identify and catch murderers.

Cross also stars Isaiah Mustafa as Detective John Sampson, Cross’s partner at the D.C. Metro Police Department. Recently, Mustafa spoke with the press about working on the series.

Although the actor was “very aware” of his character from the books, he didn’t pull anything from it. “I wanted to give [Ben Watkins] just the respect of creating this character solely based off of what he came up with in his scripts and also based off of the discussion he and I had about the character and who he was,” Mustafa told SciFi Vision.

Earth Abides, which premieres tonight on MGM+, is based on the novel of the same name by George R. Stewart. In the post-apocalyptic miniseries, a virulent plague spreads across the globe, nearly eradicating the human population. As the remnants of civilization gradually deteriorates, a small group of broken survivors struggle to navigate their new existence and resist the looming threat of extinction.

Recently, Alexander Ludwig, who stars as Ish, and Jessica Frances Dukes, who stars as Emma, spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including approaching roles that span a large number of years, what the experience taught them, and more.