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John Wick' prequel series The Continental director Albert Hughes talks Lance Reddick, Mel Gibson and not knowing the Chapter 4 ending beforehand.

This week of September promises exciting web series released on OTT, each poised to captivate audiences with a diverse range of genres

Tap into all the details you need to know about Peacock's John Wick prequel.

Bell-bottoms, leisure suits, elevator shoes, thick sideburns, afros, girthy neckties, massive collars, and shiny disco balls will make a fashionable comeback this Friday — September 22 — when The Continental arrives on Peacock with its "hyper-stylized" take on the 1970s, executive producer and director Albert Hughes (From Hell, The Book of Eli) recently teased.

The three-part spin-off miniseries is mostly okay, provided you can get past the unnerving presence of a certain problematic Hollywood star

The John Wick spin-off series, The Continental, is set to debut on Peacock, offering fans a glimpse into the past of Winston Scott as he takes control of the iconic hotel. The crime drama comprises just three episodes, with the first premiering on September 22, 2023. Subsequent episodes will follow weekly.

The 'John Wick' prequel, set at the namesake hotel in 1970s New York, fails to move the action franchise forward.

The John Wick prequel series The Continental is a dour, poorly-lit, and oftentimes humorless slog that can't hold a candle to the movies that inspired it.

Whoever thought Mel Gibson would be a suitable replacement for Keanu Reeves—coolest guy in Hollywood—should look for a new job.

Peacock’s John Wick prequel series The Continental — out September 22nd — would be a solid expansion of the franchise were it not for its questionable casting choices.