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Beef season 2 first look confirms an eight-episode run and a Gen Z-centered storyline.
Ashley and Austin, a Gen Z couple, are drawn into the marital drama of their millennial boss and his wife.
Season 2 features returning lead Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan alongside new co-stars Cailee Spaeny and Charles Melton.
Creator Lee Sung Jin explains the season shifts age dynamics and emphasizes a more passive-aggressive beef.
Beef season 2 promises a focus on workplace power dynamics within a country club setting.
Beef remains an anthology series with new developments while keeping its sharp, tense tone.
The season includes a star-filled cast with Youn Yuh-jung and Song Kang-ho in supporting roles.
Beef season 2 is set to land on Netflix on April 16, continuing its high-profile awards traction.
The first-look piece highlights the show’s prior acclaim, including Emmys and Golden Globes.
Beef’s high-stakes, workplace drama continues to drive its storytelling and audience interest.
The show remains a collaboration between Netflix, creator Lee Sung Jin, and A24.

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Undertone, an audio-led horror by A24, will debut in Sundance's Midnight program before a theatrical release in March.
Director Ian Tuason shot Undertone at his own home, using the restricted space to shape the film’s eerie soundscape.
Tuason planned a personal connection to the story, drawing on caregiving during the pandemic to fuel the thriller’s emotional core.
The film centers on Evy, a podcast host who records disturbing audio clips that blur reality with supernatural threats.
Sound design is pivotal; Tuason aimed to make listeners feel as if they wear noise-canceling headphones.
Tuason reveals he’s been tapped to write and direct the eighth Paranormal Activity installment with Blumhouse and James Wan’s teams.
Tuason views the upcoming Paranormal Activity project as a personal and cinematic milestone.
The Sundance showcase is expected to generate buzz that could accelerate Tuason's career in horror cinema.
The film’s premise leverages found-footage-style audio to heighten dread and blur lines between sound and reality.
Tuason’s background in podcasting influenced Undertone’s storytelling approach and sonic design choices.
The project reflects a broader trend of hybrid storytelling that blends cinema with podcast-like audio experiences.

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