An LGBTQIA+ conversion camp is the focus of a new trailer for Peacock's original horror film They/Them, debuting on the streaming service August 5.

The film stars Kevin Bacon as the head of a conversion camp attended by several queer and trans campers. According to Peacock, as the camp's methods become more increasingly psychologically unsettling -- and a mysterious killer starts claiming victims -- the campers must work together to protect themselves.

Also starring in the film are Anna Chlumsky, Theo Germaine, Carrie Preston, Quei Tann, Austin Crute, Monique Kim and Anna Lore. 

They/Them is executive produced by Bacon, John Logan, Scott Turner Schofield, Howie Young and Jon Romano, said Peacock officials.■  

Showtime will return to Boston for a new season of its crime drama City On a Hill, premiering July 10.

The eight-episode third season, which stars Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge, will focus on Boston’s high society Beacon Hill neighborhood where former FBI agent Jackie Rohr (Bacon) finds a new job running security for a wealthy family. Secrets begin to unravel however, leading to an investigation led by Assistant District Attorney Decourcy Ward (Hodge), who sees an opportunity to finally break down a broken criminal justice system, said Showtime.

City On a Hill season three also stars Jill Hennessy, Lauren Banks and Matthew Del Negro, and introduces new cast members Corbin Bensen, Joanne Kelly and Ernie Hudson, according to network officials.

City On a Hill is executive produced by Bacon, Hodge, Tom Fontana, Jennifer Todd, Jorge Zamacona, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Barry Levinson. ■

Showtime on Friday dropped a new video trailer for its upcoming police drama City On The Hill, premiering June 16.

The series, which stars Kevin Bacon (The Following) and Aldis Hodge (Underground), is set in early 1990s Boston, which is rife with violent criminals emboldened by local law enforcement agencies in which corruption and racism was the norm, according to the network.

Chuck MacLean (Boston Strangler) and Tom Fontana (Homicide: Life on the Street) serve as executive producers for the series, along with Bacon, Jennifer Todd, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Michael Cuesta and Barry Levinson. Bacon and Jorge Zamacona serve as co-executive producers.

Syfy has ordered to pilot a reboot of the 1990 sci-fi film Tremors, the network said Monday.

The Universal Cable Productions pilot will feature actor Kevin Bacon reprising his role from the original film as Valentine McKee, who will once again be tasked with slaying killer Graboid worms bent on destroying a small town in Nevada, said the network.

Bacon will also executive produce the series along with Andrew Miller (The Secret Circle) and David Schiff (Southpaw) in association with Blumhouse Television. 

A Tremors spin-off series aired in 2003 on the then Sci Fi Channel and G4 Network.

"We are so pleased to continue our partnership with SYFY and UCP in reviving this cult classic with none other than Kevin Bacon as Valentine McKee; we look forward to thrilling original fans and new audiences alike," said Blumhouse founder Jason Blum in a statement.

Amazon in August will offer up three comedy pilots for Amazon Prime subscribers to preview, the service said Thursday.

The new pilots debuting on the OTT service Aug. 19 include a Jill Soloway executively-produced comedy I Love Dick, based on a relationship-themed book of the same name and starring Kevin Bacon; Jean-Claude Van Johnson, starring  martial arts actor Jean-Claude Van Damme as a retired undercover private contractor that’s drawn back into the game; and a superhero-based comedy The Tick,  starring Peter Serafinowicz.

Similar to other Amazon original series such as Transparent and Mozart In The Jungle, Amazon Prime members can weigh in on which of the pilots eventually becomes an Amazon Original Series.

“Nowhere else will voices as influential as Jill Soloway and Jean-Claude Van Damme share a stage,” said Joe Lewis, head of half-hour series, Amazon Studios. “And that’s just the Js. We’re excited to bring such a diverse slate of pilots to customers and we can’t wait to hear what they think.”