Amazon’s thrilling show Hanna came back for Season 2 this morning and fans are already clamoring for Hanna Season 3. Based on the Saoirse Ronan movie of the same name, Hanna follows a teenage super-assassin as she attempts to take down UTREX, the CIA operation that created her. In Season 2, Hanna (Esme Creed-Miles) voluntarily joins “The Meadows,” an UTREX facility that trains teen girls to be stone cold killers. But the story doesn’t end neatly for Hanna in Season 2, leaving fans to wonder…will there be a Hanna Season 3 on Prime Video.

When Hanna first premiered to Amazon in 2019, there was plenty of doubt surrounding the series. After all, this was the same story audiences had already seen play out on the big screen eight years earlier; Oscar-winner Saoirse Ronan played the titular role of Hanna, the genetically modified super-teen who, under the guidance of her ex-CIA agent father Erik (played in the movie by Eric Bana), ventured out to take down the evil Marissa Weigler (Cate Blanchett), who oversaw the program that turned young girls into killing machines for the American government.

Hanna has a new bad guy in season 2, and he's going to be much harder to take down than last season's villain. Dermot Mulroney joins the Amazon Prime Video thriller as John Carmichael, and the actor warns that his character is more complex and dangerous than he initially seems.

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Ju-On: Origins, the first TV iteration of the Ju-On franchise, has landed on Netflix – and fans have taken to social media to share their reactions.

In one of his flashbacks, we see Yasuo stumble across a room full of mystical, religious artifacts. Is it possible that his father is connected to the curse?

The Japanese horror franchise JU-ON has gone through various forms in the last two decades. The franchise has delivered short films, American remakes titled The Grudge, and crossovers with the Ringu franchise.

The original Japanese film is also one of the best horror movies involving ghosts.

The new series from Netflix, JU-ON: Origins, tries to find a fresh voice for the beloved franchise — for better or worse.

In the opening 15 minutes of Ju-On: Origins, we see a man in a car with a young girl in the passenger seat, both of them listening to a taped interview show about supposedly supernatural occurrences. The girl gets scared and ejects the tape. Suddenly the camera pulls to a long shot as the man starts violently beating the girl; end scene. That’s all we get about him. We don’t see or hear anything from this man again until the fourth episode, when he reappears briefly to deliver some information to one of the main characters.

It’s our BSC VP Claudia Kishi’s turn in the hot seat, and while things with the new babysitting business are going smoothly, our artsy fashionista is having some problems at home. The rest of Stoneybrook is in a tizzy about a “phantom caller” home invader calling people from inside their own homes, but Claudia is preoccupied with the “phantom callers” in her mind, telling her she’s not good enough. Someone hug this precious child!

The new generation of The Baby-Sitters Club is here for all your baby-sitting needs!

Netflix's modern-day adaptation of Ann M. Martin's beloved novels reintroduces cherished characters Kristy (Sophie Grace), Claudia (Momona Tamada), Stacey (Shay Rudolph), Mary Anne (Malia Baker) and Dawn (Xochitl Gomez), for today's world -- complete with cellphones, social media and even a little dose of Queer Eye. Like the books, which spawned a '90s movie and TV series, the latest iteration zeroes in on topical issues such as divorce, gender identity, health, family hardships, racism and, of course, boys. Plus, you can't forget homages to Baby-Sitters Club iconography, like the official BSC phone.