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"Close," an adrenaline-pumping action thriller written and directed by Vicky Jewson ("Born of War"), is inspired by the life of the world’s leading female bodyguard, Jacquie Davis. The film stars Noomi Rapace as Sam, a counter-terrorist expert used to war zones, who takes on the job of protecting Zoe (Sophie Nélisse), a young and rich heiress — a babysitting job for her. But a violent attempted kidnapping forces the two to go on the run. Now they’ve got to take some lives — or lose theirs.

A man who has everything finds out he has the one thing he never wanted. Nick Pearson (Tom Everett Scott), a former lothario and author of a best-selling memoir titled "I Hate Kids," is about to marry the woman of his dreams who shares his disinterest in becoming a parent. Everything changes when awkward 13-year-old Mason interrupts their rehearsal dinner claiming to be Nick's son. With the aid of flamboyant radio show psychic The Amazing Fabular and with just days until the wedding, the three strangers embark on a wild road trip to find out which of a dozen eccentric women from Nick's past could possibly be Mason's mother. Scott joined BUILD to talk about his role in the film and the TruTV series, "I'm Sorry."

With so much content out there it's hard to keep track of what's coming out but we've got you covered. Our host Ricky Camilleri, HuffPost's Leigh Blickley and TV Guide's Christopher Rosen sat down to discuss: HBO's "True Detective", FXX's "You're The Worst", NatGeo's "Valley of the Boom" and favorite January movie releases.

"Valley of the Boom" explores the dot-com era during Silicon Valley’s unprecedented tech boom of the 1990s and subsequent bust. The six-part limited series, tells the wildly true stories of the epic browser wars and the companies that shaped the internet. Bradley Whitford, Lamorne Morris, Steve Zahn, Stephan Paternot and series creator Matthew Carnahan joined BUILD.

With so much content out there it's hard to keep track of what's coming out but we've got you covered. Our host Ricky Camilleri, HuffPost's Leigh Blickley and TV Guide's Christopher Rosen sat down to discuss: HBO's "True Detective", FXX's "You're The Worst", NatGeo's "Valley of the Boom" and favorite January movie releases.

"Valley of the Boom" explores the dot-com era during Silicon Valley’s unprecedented tech boom of the 1990s and subsequent bust. The six-part limited series, tells the wildly true stories of the epic browser wars and the companies that shaped the internet. Bradley Whitford, Lamorne Morris, Steve Zahn, Stephan Paternot and series creator Matthew Carnahan joined BUILD.

"Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween" follows best friends Sonny and Sam who happen to meet Slappy, a mischievous talking dummy from an unpublished "Goosebumps" book by R.L. Stine. Hoping to start his own family, Slappy kidnaps Sonny's mother and brings all of his ghoulish friends back to life -- just in time for Halloween. As the sleepy town becomes overrun with monsters, witches and other mysterious creatures, Sonny joins forces with his sister, Sam and a kindly neighbor to save Sonny's mom and foil Slappy's plan. Stine stopped by BUILD to talk about the movie.

Season two of Hulu's "Future Man" picks up in 2162, and Josh, Wolf and Tiger learn that their season one mission to stop the cure from getting out didn’t work. In this timeline, Stu Camillo (Haley Joel Osment) is now in power, having created the cure, and launched a plan to relocate humanity to Mars. A shadowy organization called the Pointed Circle seeks to recruit Josh to take Stu down – but are they the good guys, or is Stu? Osment takes the BUILD stage to talk about the Hulu series and his role in the dark comedy film, "The Devil Has a Name."

"Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween" follows best friends Sonny and Sam who happen to meet Slappy, a mischievous talking dummy from an unpublished "Goosebumps" book by R.L. Stine. Hoping to start his own family, Slappy kidnaps Sonny's mother and brings all of his ghoulish friends back to life -- just in time for Halloween. As the sleepy town becomes overrun with monsters, witches and other mysterious creatures, Sonny joins forces with his sister, Sam and a kindly neighbor to save Sonny's mom and foil Slappy's plan. Stine stopped by BUILD to talk about the movie.

Season two of Hulu's "Future Man" picks up in 2162, and Josh, Wolf and Tiger learn that their season one mission to stop the cure from getting out didn’t work. In this timeline, Stu Camillo (Haley Joel Osment) is now in power, having created the cure, and launched a plan to relocate humanity to Mars. A shadowy organization called the Pointed Circle seeks to recruit Josh to take Stu down – but are they the good guys, or is Stu? Osment takes the BUILD stage to talk about the Hulu series and his role in the dark comedy film, "The Devil Has a Name."