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  • Stephanie Beatriz Joins Peacock's Twisted Metal Series

    3 days ago - By GameSpot

    Actor Stephanie Beatriz has joined the upcoming Peacock adaptation of Sony's popular Twisted Metal game franchise. According to a release, Beatriz was cast as Quiet, "a ferocious, badass car thief who acts purely on instinct." Beatriz joins MCU star Anthony Mackie, who in September 2021 was cast as the lead character John Doe. Per this new announcement, Quiet is ruled by "her need for revenge," which leads her to form an "unlikely, antagonistic bond with John Doe." According to Deadline , last fall the producers at Sony Pictures TV and PlayStation Productions are "extremely high on" the...
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  • THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE Video Game Trailer Shows Off Impressive Recreated Film Locations

    THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE Video Game Trailer Shows Off Impressive Recreated Film Locations

    3 days ago - By GeekTyrant

    Gun Interactive has released a new trailer for the upcoming The Texas Chainsaw Massacre video game, which is based on the classic Tobe Hooper -directed 1974 film and the developers of the game are meticulously recreating the locations of that film. This new trailer shows off the crazy amount of detail that they put into this game to make sure that perfectly captures the unsettling locations of the film. As you'll see, the creative team did an incredibly impressive job. Wes Keltner , CEO and Audio Director at Gun Interactive, told Bloody-Disgusting : “We say it a lot here at Gun...
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  • AMC Is Developing a Series Adaptation of the Hit Video Game ALAN WAKE

    AMC Is Developing a Series Adaptation of the Hit Video Game ALAN WAKE

    3 days ago - By GeekTyrant

    The hit action-adventure video game Alan Wake is getting a series adaptation from AMC. The project is currently in early development and the news was announced by Sam Lake the Creative Director of Remedy Entertainment, the developer of Alan Wake during the game's 12th-anniversary celebration. Lake said, “AMC, the wonderful, wonderful home for absolutely brilliant TV shows has bought the rights for Alan Wake. We have been collaborating on making a TV show happen. Nothing more to share at the moment, but we will certainly let you know when there is something to announce.” While there's not...
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