GameSpot • 27th May 2020

Solar Opposites Is What Rick And Morty Fans Want: More Rick And Morty, Basically

It's a relatable problem: Rick and Morty fans want more Rick and Morty! Rick and Morty is so good that no amount of it will ever be enough. There's no easy solution to that problem--until now. Look no further than Solar Opposites, the new show by Roiland and Rick and Morty writer and producer Mike McMahan.

GameSpot • 1st May 2020

Is Streaming Movies To Friends Through Discord And Zoom Legal?

Streaming movies and other media through platforms like Zoom and Discord is easy and fun, and it provides a small modicum of normality in this abnormal era of social distancing. But there's one question that might be lingering in the back of your mind: Is streaming movies to friends and family this way legal?

GameSpot • 15th April 2020

How To Stream Devs, The Best Sci-Fi Show On Television Right Now

There's plenty of decent science fiction to stream on TV during this trying time of self-isolation, whether you're interested in the near-future body-swapping of HBO's Westworld Season 3 or the slightly-less-near-future body-swapping of Netflix's Altered Carbon Season 2. But chances are you're missing out on the best sci-fi show to hit the airwaves (or, in this case, streaming world) in years: FX's Devs.

GameSpot • 8th April 2020

There's An Awesome, Free Cosmic Horror Movie Streaming On YouTube Now

If you haven't seen The Void, get ready for a wild ride involving a murderous sex cult, teen pregnancy, gory body horror, John Carpenter-esque practical effects, and trippy imagery that will send your mind hurtling through the far reaches of eldritch space. In other words, it's good.

GameSpot • 12th March 2020

Here's Why Bloodshot Doesn't Look Like The Comics

Bloodshot keeps a lot of things from the original Valiant comics the same, from the character's general backstory to his ability to heal any wound thanks to the nanites swimming around in his veins. But as fans have noted, there's one thing in the Bloodshot adaptation that's very different from the original books: Bloodshot's appearance.

GameSpot • 11th March 2020

How Bloodshot's Director Changed The Script To Focus On The Sci-Fi

Bloodshot is one of those weird early '90s comic book properties with a dedicated niche fanbase, but little mainstream name recognition. Nevertheless, when director Dave Wilson first took a look at the script, he thought Valiant Comics would balk at the changes he had in mind. Luckily for him, he was wrong.

GameSpot • 5th March 2020

Altered Carbon Season 2 Ending Explained: What Will Happen Next?

Netflix's Altered Carbon is not always easy to follow. When you have multiple actors playing more than one character thanks to various characters taking over other characters' bodies, people who have been alive for millennia, and a central mystery involving ancient aliens and their futuristic technology, it can be a lot to take in.

GameSpot • 28th February 2020

Yes, Netflix's Altered Carbon Season 2 Has A Much Different Vibe

Altered Carbon, which we called "a cyberpunk masterpiece" in our Season 1 review over two years ago, is back on Netflix for a long-awaited second season. And those who have already spun up the show for another go have likely noticed that the vibe is pretty different from Season 1. Gone are the trappings and tropes of a future-noir gumshoe mystery with a brooding protagonist and neon-soaked gutters; instead, Season 2 is a more straightforward action thriller.

GameSpot • 7th February 2020

Netflix's Locke And Key Ending Explained: What The Hell Just Happened?

Netflix's Locke and Key doesn't tread the exact same path as the comics--as we've already established, there are plenty of differences between the Netflix show and the original books. And that makes the final couple of episodes in Season 1 extra exciting for comics readers--even those who think they know what's going to happen likely wound up surprised by the end.

GameSpot • 7th February 2020

As Locke & Key Debuts On Netflix, Creator Reveals A New One-Shot Issue Is Coming

Writer Joe Hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez's IDW series Locke & Key may have ended in 2013--at least the main story arc did. However, there is still more on the way. Aside from the previously revealed six-issue series "World War Key," the author of the comic has announced a new one-shot called "Pale Battalions."

GameSpot • 31st January 2020

Work On Netflix's Locke And Key Season 2 Is Already Underway

Season 1 of Netflix's Locke and Key, the highly anticipated adaptation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez's beloved horror comic, hasn't even hit Netflix yet--it arrives February 7. But although a second season hasn't yet been officially greenlit by the streaming service, executive producer Carlton Cuse is in the process of writing Locke and Key Season 2.

GameSpot • 15th January 2020

Snowpiercer TV Show: Release Date And Everything Else We Know About The TNT Adaptation

What do you get when you mix a frozen, post-apocalyptic world, a massive high-tech train that can never stop running, and the expertise of many talented artists, actors, and filmmakers? You've seen the Snowpiercer movie, and you've maybe even read the original graphic novel--but the TV show is still over the horizon, and we don't yet know what it will add to the series.

GameSpot • 14th January 2020

Richard Stanley, Director Of Color Out Of Space, Is Writing Two More Lovecraft Movies

Filmmaker Richard Stanley, director of the H.P. Lovecraft adaptation Color Out Of Space, has announced that he's writing two follow-up films. Color Out Of Space is intended to be the first film in a trilogy of Lovecraft adaptations.

GameSpot • 20th December 2019

Netflix's The Witcher Season 1 Ending Explained

what happened to Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), Ciri (Freya Allan), and Jaskier (Joey Batey) in the end? We've seen all eight episodes of Netflix's The Witcher, so we can break it all down for you now--and attempt to explain some of the more confusing parts.

GameSpot • 20th December 2019

The Witcher's Confusing Timelines, Explained

Netflix's The Witcher series faced some incredibly difficult challenges on its journey from the pages of Andrzej Sapkowski's original short stories and books to the small and large screens of 2019. Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich needed to attempt to please not just fans of the decades-old source material, but also players of the tremendously popular Witcher video games, who are devoted to a completely different set of Witcher stories that the show would not be addressing.

GameSpot • 17th December 2019

HBO's Watchmen: Damon Lindelof Addresses Show's Controversial Politics

Spend any amount of time on the Watchmen subreddit or reading what people are saying about the show on Twitter, and you'll see a common criticism coming from disgruntled fans: that Watchmen is too political, or that it espouses the "wrong" politics. But in the final episode of HBO's official Watchmen podcast, which went up after the show's final episode aired, Lindelof says he believes the show's politics are true to the original comics.

GameSpot • 12th December 2019

The Expanse Season 4 Explores A Bloody New Frontier

When last we left the crew of the Rocinante and The Expanse's other characters--a full year and a half ago, in June 2018--humanity was united in wonder at the opening of the "ring gates" and the expansion of the accessible universe to include countless previously unknown, fully habitable planets. That's a giant leap for mankind, but in The Expanse Season 4, the characters we love will take just one small step: They'll explore a single new world on which much of the new season's story will hinge.

GameSpot • 9th December 2019

No, Really. Birds Of Prey And Suicide Squad Are "Not Connected" At All

The producers of Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) want to make one thing crystal clear: Birds of Prey is not related to Suicide Squad in any way, despite both movies featuring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn.

GameSpot • 6th December 2019

The Witcher Saga Is An Unwieldy Story. Here's How Netflix Made It Work

The saga of The Witcher is not an easy one to adapt. The Witcher games (with which you're no doubt familiar) had it simpler--as sequels to the original novels, they simply built on the foundation that author Andrzej Sapkowski laid down years ago. To adapt the book series--a hodgepodgey web of short stories and novels--into hour-long TV episodes with a trio of protagonists and a cohesive narrative throughline is a significantly different story.

GameSpot • 4th December 2019

Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker: "What Do You Desperately Want To See?" Asks J.J. Abrams

Disney held a press conference for Star Wars Episode IX: Rise of Skywalker recently in Los Angeles, and although the cast and filmmakers in attendance were mostly tight-lipped, J.J. Abrams did address his approach to the story following Rian Johnson's controversial The Last Jedi.