'Twisted Metal' review: Insanely funny video game becomes insanely funny TV show — with a story
Anthony Mackie stars in Peacock adaptation that keeps the game’s dark and cheerfully violent tone.
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Anthony Mackie stars in Peacock adaptation that keeps the game’s dark and cheerfully violent tone.
Anthony Mackie's new show Twisted Metal is action-packed and has a great cast, but one of its biggest strengths is something other shows need.
How does season one of Twisted Metal, Peacock's adaptation of the hit video game series, end? Digital Trends has all the spoilers for you.
Post-apocalyptic stories can entertain and provoke thought – see HBO’s “The Last of Us” – but they also tend to be major downers. Along comes Peacock’s bonkers “Twisted Metal” to say, “Not always!” Like “The Last of Us,” “Twisted Metal” is based on a video game, this time a 1995
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