Auteur filmmaker Gregg Araki’s outlandishly weird Starz series “Now Apocalypse” has officially been canceled. But there may be a future for the show yet, according to the filmmaker.
Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch also discussed “The Continental” and “Counterpart” at the Television Critics Association summer press tour.
How the cinematographer painted with a bold, colorful style in Gregg Araki’s series about the quest for love, sex, and fame in LA..
The indie filmmaker’s first TV show is pretty much exactly what he dreamed it would be – even if it’s way more work than making movies.
Hosted by Terry Crews, three panels will center around above-the-line, below-the-line, and a spotlight panel for Comedy Central’s “The Other Two.”
The acclaimed indie director told IndieWire how his experience as a TV director on “Riverdale” and “13 Reasons Why” prepared him for making his own show.
Young Los Angelenos smoke and bone their way through a dreamy, otherworldly existence in Gregg Araki’s uninspired Starz series.
The ten-episode, Los Angeles-set season premieres later this month at Sundance.
Giving the director a new TV home for “Now Apocalypse” is part of the channel’s shrewd approach to acquiring known quantities.
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