HBO already has multiple projects in the works from J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot Productions, including Jordan Peele’s Lovecraft Country and the first TV series Abrams is also writing since Fringe, titled Demimonde. They also produce the current HBO series Westworld, which is heading into its third season.

Now they’re adding another, a sci-fi comedy titled They Both Die at the End. The show, which will be written and executive produced by co-creator of Comedy Central’s The Other Two and former SNL writer Chris Kelly, is based on author Adam Silvera‘s book of the same name. It’s set in a future when people are notified on the day they’re going to die, and follows a group—who are all connected to a pair of teenage boys at the center of the story—as they experience their “scary, funny, weird, hopeful, romantic, and unexpected final hours.”

Paramount Pictures has released a new featurette video for the World War II horror Overlord from producer J.J. Abrams and director Julius Avery.

The video is brief, but includes some peeks at the movie along with some words from Abrams, Avery, and stars Jovan Adepo and Wyatt Russell. Click on over to the other side to check it out.

Paramount released another trailer for Overlord, the supernatural Nazi zombie thriller directed by Julius Avery. Set during World War II, American paratroopers go on a mission to infiltrate a Nazi base. Little do they know that the serum that Nazi scientists are creating could turn any mortal into a mindless zombie. And in this trailer, we get to see plenty of Nazi zombies. Check out the trailer here below.

Paramount Pictures has released the first trailer for Overlord from producer J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot Productions.

The movie is a supernatural World War II horror, which for a long while was thought to be a part of the Cloverfield series. Abrams, however, recently said that while it is “batshit crazy,” it’s actually not related to the Cloverfield universe.

Click on over to the other side to see how it looks.

We’ve already seen some teaser trailers for Castle Rock, the psychological horror series executive produced by J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot Productions which is set in the multiverse Stephen King established and has built over the years.

Now an official trailer for the show, which is set to arrive later this month, has been released by Hulu. You can find the new trailer below, along with the official synopsis and some more info on the series including the cast and when it will be released.