“The Last Exorcism” follows in the faux documentary footsteps of “The Blair Witch Project” and “Paranormal Activity” and takes the demon out of the screen and into the theater.

“The Last Exorcism” stars Patrick Fabian as Rev. Cotton Marcus, a man whose family have traditionally been preachers with a knack for exorcisms. Marcus has performed exorcisms but does not believe in their power or in demons. He does them as a placebo treatment to help families heal, a way for them to move on because they think the hand of God has flushed the demon out. Marcus becomes disturbed after reading that a young boy was suffocated and killed during an exorcism. Marcus hires two documentary filmmakers to film an exorcism to show the world that it is not real in an effort to save lives.

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The Emmys are tonight! And starting at 4:00PM PT /7:00 PM ET you'll be able to watch the Red Carpet live right here! Sure you could watch it on NBC, but here you'll see things you won't see on TV! What kind of things? I don't know it's live so anything could happen! Hit the jump to enjoy the video, check out the social stream, or chat with other Emmy fans!

The 62nd Primetime Emmy's are this Sunday on NBC with Jimmy Fallon at the helm.  And today I've got a couple of announcements coming from NBC and including a video featuring Fallon himself.

Last season brought us several great new shows the biggest of which are probably Glee and Modern Family.  But last season also brought us a show that hasn't been in the pubic eye as much, but which is as funny or funnier than those other shows on a weekly basis.  I'm talking about Community, NBC's fantastic series about a community college starring Joel McHale, and a hilarious cast.

Community's second season kicks off on Thursday, September 23rd with guest star Betty White.  The new promo, which you can see below, shows White getting a little confused about which show she's going to be on. With all the press of that other show set at a school it's easy to see how White might get confused.

In the past few years cable TV has starting bringing us some of the best programs on TV, and especially in the realm of summer and winter TV when most network programing is in repeats or giving us junk like American's Got Talent or The Gates.  One of the shining stars among those cable networks is TNT, which continues to bring us more and more great shows like HawthoRNe, Dark Blue, and my personal favorite Leverage.

There are a few great releases headed to shelves at the end of next month/beginning of October and below we've got info on three of them for you.  One is a cult classic beloved for its awfulness, one is the first season of a spin-off of a beloved show, and one the newest season of one of my most beloved shows.  You might have noticed a theme, in that all three are beloved in some way, by someone.

USA's newest series Covert Affairs has had it's ups and downs in its freshman season.  While the pilot was great the following couple of episodes were merely ok, but recently the series has been hitting it out of the park, and tonight's episode, titled "Communication Breakdown," looks like a Grand Slam.

TNT's summer programing winds down they are pulling out all the stops to bring us some of the best summer finale's around.  Tonight brings the end of another season of two great dramas, HawthoRNe and Memphis Heat.  So what's in store for your favorite quirky nurses and Elvis-obsessed officer's of the law?  Check out a preview from tonight's episode of Hawthorne after the cut for a look, then tune in to TNT tonight starting at 9/8c to find out.

You're probably asking yourself, why is there a post on this site about anything airing on Lifetime? While normally I wouldn't go anywhere near Lifetime, as it's just not my cup of tea, tonight's all new original movie, Bond of Silence, actually has me pretty intrigued.

Over the last couple of weeks several great movies have hit shelves.  Two of those movies I've had a chance to watch on Blu-Ray, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Date Night.  One is a whimsical fairy tale and the other is a kid's movie.

Yep, you read the headline correctly, the writers, producers, stars, etc of Piranha 3D are officially my new heroes, and not because they made a horrible looking B movie filled with nudity and gore.  No instead they are my new heroes because they have upset a man I believe is one of the most reprehensible human beings on the planet, Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis.

This past weekend saw the release of 3 new movies, The Expendables, Eat, Pray, Love, and Scott Pilgrim vs The World.  It was fairly easy to predict which movie would come out on top, as action movies typically do good, especially during the summer.  What wasn't easy to predict was just how bad Scott Pilgrim, one of the most original movies of the past few years, would perform at the box office.

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I've got a look at this week's brand new episodes of SyFy's Ghost Hunters International, Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files, and Eureka after the break.

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My Boys is back for Season 4!!! The TBS hit comedy centers on group of close friends who always make time to get together, drink beer, play their weekly poker game and support each other through the ups and downs of dating, break-ups and career highs and lows. Continue past the break for more info on the series and details on how you can win Season 2 & 3 on DVD as well as some My Boys playing cards.

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In the past week or so NBC has released a huge onslaught of videos for The Event, including behind the scenes looks, Fan Q&A's, and much, MUCH more. Today I've got a round-up of those videos, which you can see after the jump. Personally The Event is one of the shows I'm most excited about this season, it is definitely the best thing I've seen out of NBC so far.

Just a reminder you have until 11/10c tonight to enter the Covert Affairs Contest. Details are below. All entrants are limited to three entries.  Details after the Jump.

by Scotty Coppage

“Inception” is everything a studio could want after a $200 million gamble on Christopher Nolan’s dream filled film. The focus of the film is the character Cobb played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Is this film a success because of Leo? Could anyone have played Cobb as well? George Clooney and Brad Pitt are getting a little long in the tooth for this kind of ride though they both could have done well. Keanu Reeves might have brought more Johnny Mnemonic and less Neo. Ten years ago Tom Cruise may have been able to pull it off, but he currently treads safer ground than this.

The key to DiCaprio's success, his his ability to choose films that rarely revolve around him alone, but rather hinge on great story, directors and other actors.

NBC has a ton of new series heading to your screen this fall. Last week I came home to find a package containing pilots for many of these series. To get you ready I've got some thoughts on some of the shows, as well as some videos for your enjoyment. Because all of the pilots I've seen are rough cuts I'm not going to do a full review, but just give you some thoughts on them.  Get all the info after the jump.

In case you weren't aware, USA's newest series Covert Affairs is wonderful. The series stars the beautiful Piper Perabo (Coyote Ugly) and the always wonderful Christopher Gorham (Popular, Ugly Betty, Harper's Island). Perabo plays Annie a new CIA recruit who had a former romantic connection to a mysterious man, which I assume will be the source of a lot of mystery this season. Gorham is he friend, and tech expert, Auggie, who happens to be blind. The series follows Annie as she learns how to be a spy in the field. Read more, including how to win a Covert Affairs prize pack, after the break.

From all reports, the Chuck Panel at Comic Con was a blast, and for those of us who couldn't make it, the full panel is online, thanks to NBC. You can check out all the Nerd Herding fun below: