The Shift, now in theaters, is modern-day retelling of the story of Job, written and directed by Brock Heasley. In the dystopian science fiction thriller, the Benefactor, played by Neal McDonough, makes an offer to Kevin Garner (Kristoffer Polaha) which would make him both wealthy and powerful. When he refuses, Kevin finds himself in an alternate reality where he must resist the Benefactor as he travels across dimensions, fighting to survive, all while trying to make his way back to his true love, his wife, Molly (Elizabeth Tabish).

Heasley and McDonough recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, its inspirational message, and more.

The film, The Shift, which was recently released in theaters, is a modern-day retelling of the story of Job. The sci-fi thriller stars Kristoffer Polaha as Kevin Garner, who takes a journey across dimensions to reunite with his true love, his wife, Molly (Elizabeth Tabish). While on his search in a dystopian alternate dimension, Kevin must avoid the Benefactor (Neal McDonough)’s temptations of wealth and power as well as keep his faith to make it back to his beloved. Sean Astin also stars as Gabriel, who helps Kevin along the way.

Polaha and Astin recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, including what they hope people take away from it, connecting with their characters, and more, as well as the actors' strike.

Tonight, Syfy airs the season two finale of SurrealEstate, entitled "Letting Go." In the season finale, Susan (Sarah Levy) has returned to the Roman agency, but she's not the same Susan they all know and love. Luke (Tim Rozon), whose powers have returned, and the team, must figure out what's happening. Is Susan safe now or is the house still a problem they have to solve?

Maurice Dean Wint, who plays August Ripley, recently spoke to SciFi Vision about working on the series, including Auggie's new relationship with Rochelle (Joy Tanner), working with Savannah Basley, the season two finale, and more.

Tomorrow, SurrealEstate season two comes to a close with the episode "Letting Go." In the season finale, Susan (Sarah Levy) has returned to the agency, but something's not quite the same. Luke (Tim Rozon), who has regained his powers, and the team, must figure out what's going on. Is Susan safe or is the house still a danger?

Elena Juatco, who plays the new team member of the Roman Agency, Lomax, recently spoke to SciFi Vision about working on the series, including Lomax meeting with Susan, whether she thinks Lomax feels threatened, if she herself believes in ghosts, what Hogwarts house she and cast members belong to, and more.

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In this modern-day retelling of Job, Kevin Garner (Kristoffer Polaha) embarks on a journey across worlds and dimensions to reunite with Molly (Elizabeth Tabish), his true love. The narrative unfolds as a dystopian drama and sci-fi thriller, where a mysterious adversary, The Benefactor (Neal McDonough), disrupts Kevin's reality. Faced with infinite worlds and impossible choices, Kevin must navigate through an alternate reality, resisting The Benefactor's tempting offer of wealth and power. As survival hangs in the balance, Kevin fights to return to the familiar world he cherishes and the woman he loves. Below is an exclusive to SciFi Vision sneak peek featuring Kristoffer Polaha and John Billingsley from the film The Shift, in theaters starting today, after the jump.

Recently, the season two finale of Bosch Legacy premiered on Amazon Freevee. In the episode, at the conclusion of the Lexi Parks case, Chandler (Mimi Rogers) announced her plans to run for District Attorney. In another shocking twist, Preston Borders (Chris Browning) taunts Bosch (Titus Welliver), by telling Maddie (Madison Lintz) on the phone from prison that he’s killed Kurt Dockweiler (David Denman) at his request.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with stars Welliver and Rogers about Chandler becoming DA and what it means to her, how it could affect things for both of them, what the phone call really meant and how it could affect her chances, and more.

In the film EXmas, workaholic Graham (Robbie Amell) reluctantly decides to come home for Christmas to surprise his family, only to arrive and find out that his ex-fiancé, Ali (Leighton Meester), is already celebrating the holiday with them. 

Recently, director Jonah Feingold spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, including the quick turnaround, using fake snow, working with goats, his favorite Christmas rom coms, and more. 

Tonight, an all-new episode of SurrealEstate premieres on Syfy. In the episode, “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie,” while Luke (Tim Rozon) reconnects with his mother (Jennifer Dale), Zooey (Savannah Basley), worried for Susan (Sarah Levy), ventures to her new house.

Recently, stars Rozon and Levy talked to SciFi Vision about working on the second season, including how Luke was feeling about the way he mistreated Susan and how difficult it was to be mean to Sarah, Susan’s motivations for not returning to the Roman Agency, filming the wall pulling her into the house, how the group dynamics change with the addition of Lomax (Elena Juatco), a bit about Luke reconnecting with his mother, and more. 

***The following interview contains big spoilers for the finale so please watch it before reading***

Tonight, the final episode of Fear the Walking Dead aired on AMC and AMC Plus. “The Road Ahead,” which was directed by Michael Satrazemis, picked up where part one of the finale ended, with Madison (Kim Dickens) having stabbed Troy Otto (Daniel Sharman), only to have him reveal that Tracy (Antonella Rose) was Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey)’s daughter. What follows is an epic conclusion of second chances and things coming full circle, with a shocking reveal before the end. 

Recently, Satrazemis spoke with SciFi Vision about filming the finale, including paralleling the scene of Madison’s sacrifice to that of season four, what it was like working on the end of a series, the challenges of the episode, working with a lot of walkers, keeping the secret of the final reveal, and more.

The following interview contains major spoilers for the finale. Please watch it before reading.

Tonight the two-part finale of Fear the Walking Dead aired on AMC and AMC Plus. Last week, June (Jenna Elfman), Dwight (Austin Amelio), and Sherry (Christine Evangelista) planned to hand Tracy (Antonella Rose) over to her father (Daniel Sharman), but Strand (Coleman Domingo) messed up their plans. Through the course of the episode, Madison (Kim Dickens) realized that Tracy was lying about knowing where Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) was, and by the end of the episode, Madison went off on her own to stop Troy Otto (Daniel Sharman) and hopefully find out the truth of what happened to her daughter. The finale, which picks up there, follows Madison as she continues her mission to find the truth, which ends in a shocking revelation that fans won’t see coming.

Recently, Dickens and Elfman spoke with the press about the finale episode, and specifically to SciFi Vision, about what they would love to see for their characters if they ever were to return to the franchise, as well as the defining moments that fundamentally changed their characters for the better.