Submitted by ionscifi on December 13, 2022 - 15:02
More than a year ago we scoffed at the "explanation" clip following the first six episodes of The Nevers, and are surprised to be reading that HBO have freshly cancelled it.
And along with Westworld, it will be removed from their streaming service.
Submitted by ionscifi on December 11, 2022 - 13:54
Disney have dropped a season 2 trailer for The Bad Batch and it looks like a typical Clone Wars episode - an alien world, a plan gone awry, running away from local fauna / soldiers etc. and a ship dropping out of the sky with welcome rescue or relief.
But minus Jedi. In that scene at least. A wookiee youngling shows up later.
Submitted by ionscifi on December 11, 2022 - 11:25
The Hollywood Reporter claims that newly appointed DC studio heads James Gunn and Peter Safran are preparing to draw a line in the sand and end planned sequels to most recent DC films.
Including Wonder Woman, Superman and Aquaman, but not Robert Pattinson's Batman.
Fan site Gateworld have published a video chat with Jenny Stiven of Clio Consulting about the current state of Stargate at Amazon.
Not much is clear other than Brad Wright's pilot being off the table. Amazon are very keen to make something of the franchise but there are three different plans under consideration.
In July last year, AMC hailedMoonhaven as their most watched AMC+ exclusive series and their second most watched new series. Also renewing it for a second season.
Now they've cancelled it, amid a slew of cost cutting measures.
Amazon's singular supehero series The Boys certainly includes some very dark elements but even when the gore is flying, spinning, whizzing through the air and or dripping from every surface, the tone is more often comedic than grim.
Spinoff Gen V showrunners Michelle Fazekas and Tara Butters also have a history of genre dramas with a healthy comedic sheen, so it's surprising that our first look at their new series is all bloody and terrifying.
HBO's upcoming zombie apocalypse drama The Last of Us starring Games of Thrones' Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey just upped the dragon factor in their trailer.
Ending with a giant reptilian thing climbing out of a pit. We don't want to say lizard because its front feet look more like human hands.
The BBC have unveiled what they're calling a new(ish) logo for Doctor Who's 60th anniversary.
Coming off a controversial thirteenth Doctor and amidst big changes like the Disney deal and a bigger budget, they're leaning into tradition for this one.
