Tag: Walton Goggins
Fallout Prime Show Puts the Wastes On Screen
The Fallout games are a classic series of post-apocalyptic adventure RPGs, with the most recent installment (Fallout 76) released in 2020. Fallout features a whole wasteland full of lore, characters, and humor, making it an ideal inspiration for a streaming series like Prime Video’s 2024 release. ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Amazon’s Fallout Season 1
Developed by Interplay Productions way back in 1997, the original Fallout was a role-playing game set in a post-apocalyptic world decades after a nuclear war between the US and China, with a retro-futuristic aesthetic and turn-based combat. The player begins as a “Vault Dweller” who must venture...
Read MoreFallout and Hollywood’s Slowly Shifting Attitude Towards Fans
That new Fallout show appears to be a pleasant surprise for fans of the video games. It’s got good audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb, and the Critical Drinker seems to like it (I haven’t watched his video yet because I haven’t seen the show; I never played the games, but Walton Gogg...
Read MoreFallout Trailer Depicts a Pretty Apocalypse
Amazon is wading into a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Today, the streamer released a trailer for Fallout, the upcoming adaptation of the popular video game series. Written by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, Fallout follows a group of characters 200 years after a nuclear war turned the world into a waste...
Read MoreInvincible Season 2 Teaser Arrives
Today, Amazon Prime released a teaser for the hotly-anticipated second season of Invincible. Check it out here: I thought Invincible season 1 was just pretty good, but it’s a show that seems better the more I think about it. Aside from the animation and a couple of supporting characters, I thi...
Read MoreFatman Trailer Drops Down the Chimney
Mad Max is trading in a desert wasteland for the North Pole, as the trailer for Christmas action-comedy Fatman has landed online. Fatman stars the legendary Mel Gibson as Santa Claus, who finds himself targeted by an assassin sent by a child who got coal left under his Christmas Tree. Written and di...
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