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The Lore and History of The Witcher Novels Part 1: The Conjunction of the Spheres

“Verily I say unto you, the era of the sword and axe is nigh, the era of the wolf’s blizzard. The Time of the White Chill and the White Light is nigh, the Time of Madness and the Time of Contempt . . . the Time of End. The world will die amidst frost and …

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Netflix’s The Witcher is Getting Another Spin-off

With the recent departure of Henry Cavill from the role of Geralt, Netflix’s Witcher universe is in a more precarious position than ever, with every press announcement involving Netflix’s Witcher universe being met with staunch opposition. The recent trailer for The Witcher: Blood Origin has bee...

The Witcher Seasons 4 and 5 Begin Pre-Production

As reported by Redanian Intelligence, Netflix’s The Witcher has begun writing seasons 4 and 5 concurrently a mere month after filming wrapped for season 3. It was rumored last month that seasons 4 and 5 would be filmed back-to-back for closer release dates, and that seems to be confirmed by this r...

The Witcher: The Time of Contempt is Nigh

The Netflix Witcher universe is continuing with a season 3 and a spinoff prequel series. This week’s TUDUM has revealed a few details of this planned future. The Witcher has had a complicated relationship with its fans over its first two seasons and prequel anime. The majority of the book fans des...

American Psycho Remake is Coming Because of Course It is

You’d better invest in a better business card because Patrick Bateman is headed back to Wall Street. Deadline exclusively reports that Lionsgate will produce a remake of American Psycho, the 2000 instant classic starring Christian Bale as an 80s New York businessman who enjoyed working out, listen...

Harry Potter TV Series Writer Doesn’t Like “Rigorous” Adaptations

Andy Greenwald, one of the newly announced writers for the upcoming Harry Potter Max series, recently claimed that he did not prefer the idea of a faithful adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s beloved books despite admitting the success it would bring. He further admitted to never having finished the book...