Alexander Ludwig

For a story constantly jumping through time and blowing up its premise, Vikings only seems to get bigger. The sons of Ragnar are going to battle once more, and civil war looms as Vikings debuts a Season 5 trailer at Comic-Con with a two-hour premiere.

History’s Vikings will look very different by the time Season 5 premieres this fall, and we don’t just mean the locations. Jonathan Rhys Meyers will take up his “Battle Bishop” role full-time after Travis Fimmel’s exit, and our first photos see some uniquely non-Viking locales.

Not to be confused with the upcoming horror film Final Girl (which does not look very good), The Final Girls is a charming and clever ode to camp slasher movies, and the first trailer lays that charm on pretty thick. A metatextual homage to classic horror, The Final Girls follows in the footsteps of Scream (but way funnier) and The Cabin in the Woods (but more heartfelt).

A few weeks ago, we learned the surprising (yet consistent) news that 'Vikings' season 2 would undergo an impressive time jump, aging the young Bjorn (Nathan O’Toole) into an older warrior portrayed by 'The Hunger Games' star Alexander Ludwig. More than a simple age-up however, what other major character dynamics will have shifted when 'Vikings' premieres its second season in 2014?

Before History's 'Vikings' aired its first episode, let alone season, series star Clive Standen told us the acclaimed historical drama would cover a large timeline across the series, as we've already seen over the course of its first season. Now season 2 of 'Vikings' prepares to enter production, but do the castings of Linus Roache ('Law & Order') and Alexander Ludwig ('The Hunger Games') sign

Fresh off his turn as the bloodthirsty and relentless District 2 tribute Cato in 'The Hunger Games,' Alexander Ludwig has been cast in director Peter Berg's 'Lone Survivor.' But it looks like he won't be doing that much fighting in this one.