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Matthew Scott Kane and David A. Goodman's "pop-horror" series follows a heavy metal band, a town terrified of Satan, and a wild conspiracy revealed bit-by-bit.

"It was their childhood," Harbour said of his young co-stars.

Ketchup Entertainment, the Looney Tunes film's savior, sets a fancy Academy Awards qualifying run and a wide February release.

Even the exuberant sex scenes in "Disclaimer" stem from someone's suffering, as new details about Catherine's secret emerge. But which are trustworthy, treacherous, or somewhere in between?

"Of course, during the editing process there are many opinions and many discussions that happen," the Oscar winner said of the long-delayed feature. "But this film is my cut."

Plus, we discuss how horror has overtaken the box office, from "Terrifier 3" to "Smile 2."