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CBS has revealed that the first two episodes of The Twilight Zone, a reboot of the classic 1959 television series, will premiere on CBS All Access this April.

Announced by Julie McNamara, executive vice president of original content for CBS All Access, The Twilight Zone will be available to subscribers of CBS’ streaming service on Monday, April 1, 2019, with future episodes arriving on Thursdays beginning on April 11.

As previously announced, The Twilight Zone will be hosted, narrated, and produced by Get Out and Us’ Jordan Peele and will feature such additional cast members as Ike Barinholtz, John Cho, Lucinda Dryzek, Taissa Farmiga, Greg Kinnear, Luke Kirby, Sanaa Lathan, Kumail Nanjiani, Adam Scott, Rhea Seehorn, Alison Tolman, Jacob Tremblay, Jefferson White, Jonathan Whitesell, Jessica Williams, DeWanda Wise and Steven Yeun.

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Update 1/30: Subnautica: Below Zero is out now as an early access title.

Available on the Epic Games Store and Steam, Subnautica: Below Zero can be purchased for $20 USD.

The original story follows:

Subnautica is getting a sequel and it will be available as an Early Access title next week.

The news came via an announcement for the Subnautica Below Zero Early Access livestream, planned for January 30, 10AM PT/ 1PM ET/ 6PM GMT, which is when we’ll see the first trailer for the title.

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If you’re in the market to buy a new tablet or upgrade an old one, you can save cash right now on some of the latest models of iPad and iPad Pro. And if you’re willing to take a gentle hit on power and specs, you can get even bigger savings on the previous generation of iPad Pro. Let’s dive in and see what kind of deals are floating around on some of the best tablets money can buy.

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Check out these first images from Long Shot, a comedy starring Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron.

The film, produced by Theron, Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Beth Kono and James Weaver, is directed by Jonathan Levine, known for directing 50/50, a comedy-drama staring Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It’s written by The Interview’s Dan Sterling and The Post’s Liz Hannah.

Long Shot follows Fred Flarsky (Seth Rogen), a hard-hitting political writer and Charlotte Field (Charlize Theron), his first crush who is also the current US Secretary of State. After the two reunite, Charlotte hires Fred to liven up her campaign speeches, though Fred’s indiscretions could bring down her campaign. Though not rated, the film aims to redefine “international relations” and will definitely include profanity.

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Star Trek: Discovery is back in action, its second season promising a serious jump in confidence and quality. But CBS did something interesting with the series in the months leading up to that premiere. Rather than going completely dark until its mid-January launch, the network launched Short Treks, a series of 15-minute one-off specials that would keep fans’ anticipation at bay as the new season approached. Those Short Treks are solid in and of themselves (read our reviews here), but they also present a strong model for other major franchises’ streaming programming. Disney, which has its own streaming service, Disney+, in the works, should take note…

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This is a mostly non-spoiler review for Velvet Buzzsaw – which premieres Friday, February 1 on Netflix.

Though half-baked as a supernatural horror flick, and indicative of many Netflix films being somewhat mediocre projects made better/elevated by big names (much like Bird Box), Dan Gilroy’s Velvet Buzzsaw is a ghoulish slice of satire dressed up in occasional jump scares and a chaotic swirl of ghost movie cliches.

The talented ensemble – including Jake Gyllenhaal (who gets to devolve into a sweaty obsessive mess, naturally), Rene Russo (in her best role in years), John Malkovich (in his second algorithmic supporting role in a Netflix horror movie in a month), and Zawe Ashton – bring this Robert Altman-style caricature of the modern art scene to life, setting up a cutthroat world that monetizes perception and caters to the super-wealthy and presenting it as a unique hunting ground for a “curse” that rips its way through those involved in selling the macabre art of a recently deceased lunatic.

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