If Brooks Nader is not the queen of see-thru tops, it must be a close contest between her output, and that of Charlotte Lawrence.

Mix of older material and some hot off the presses. Some is tame, some explicit.

Dystopian Spanish thriller about the end times.

A young couple flee with their 8-year-old daughter. They’re headed to a rural home they purchased before their world changed drastically. Their initial plan is to sell the home and move from their native Spain to France. When they arrive, things do not go as anticipated. The arrival of the mysterious Vera makes their trip to the new home far stranger than they imagined.

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An American production now showing at Cannes. I have only seen the trailer.

Desperate to become a father, a man spends a weekend falling for a woman who believes God has warned her never to have children.

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In the second season of the Money Heist prequel, Berlin reunites with his crew to Seville for a new heist targeting a valuable Da Vinci painting.

This scene is from s2e4:

All of Johnny Moronic’s videos from this series are here.

A combination of family drama and near-future, dystopian thriller set in rural Mexico, Futuro Desierto follows a robotics engineer who moves with his family to a rural part of Mexico to carry out in secret the first tests on androids which can’t be distinguished from human beings. The tests affect the way humans, sensing the androids as a threat, interact not only with them but also with one another.

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… as the good lord intended.

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Here’s the nudity

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One factor that led to this cancellation is that Starz does not own House of Ashur. The situation is tricky. Lionsgate owned Starz and Ashur at the start of last year, but they spun Starz off while retaining the rights to Ashur. Starz basically told its former masters — “Eh, no dice. We ain’t getting into the position of being forced to pay you for something you originally created for us.”

That left Lionsgate in the position of trying to peddle it elsewhere.

Lionsgate Television is in the process of trying to secure another network or streaming service that could potentially save the series.

Is it marketable? Frankly, that’s not going to be an easy sell. Ashur is not family-friendly fare for general audiences. Lionsgate would have to find somebody interested in acquiring an unabashedly sexual and violent series that targets a niche audience. There hasn’t been much of a market for that kind of fare at the big streamers recently.