Articles exploring film and TV content related to video games, including adaptations, documentaries, behind-the-scenes insights, interviews with cast or creators, streaming releases, and critical reception of game-inspired media.
The video game “Split Fiction,” a hit by Jasef Farès’ studio Haelight, is excitingly transforming into a film, with Story Kitchen at the helm, currently scouting for screenwriters, a director, and actors, as reported exclusively by Variety.
In a thrilling turn of events, The Last of Us Season 2 unveils new details, including an expanded narrative, the introduction of previously absent characters like Eugene, timeline adjustments to avoid Joel’s early death, and a shift towards performance-focused character designs.
Artists’ leaked concept art from Mushk Rizvi unveils Marvel Studios’ daring plans for upcoming films and series, including Robert Downey Jr.’s Dr. Doom in a medieval setting and Damson Idris as World War II’s Black Panther, hinting at radical shifts in beloved franchises.
CD Projekt Red’s recent behind-the-scenes glimpse into The Witcher 4’s Game Awards trailer, crafted by Platige Image, has stirred fan debate over Ciri’s facial changes, attributed to either controversy or varying lighting and angles, while the game’s release date remains undisclosed, leaving fans to anticipate a long wait post-Geralt’s story.
Amidst MCU’s post-Thanos challenges, ‘Captain America 4’ strives to revitalize the franchise with Anthony Mackie’s compelling portrayal of Captain America and a focus on Sam Wilson’s conventional heroism.
Marvel’s Fantastic Four trailer, accumulating 202 million views in its first 24 hours, positions the film as a promising standalone blockbuster, unlike the sequels of competitors like “Deadpool & Wolverine” and “Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Experience the thrill as Marvel Studios reveals the first “Fantastic Four” trailer, set in 1960s New York, introducing the powers-packed team and hinting at their epic showdown with Galactus in Phase 6 of the MCU.
Elliot Page’s Pageboy Productions acquires ‘Beyond Two Souls’ for a TV adaptation, promising to honor the game’s rich narrative while offering fresh perspectives on its themes.
Get ready for a thrilling cinematic experience as Sony Pictures, in collaboration with PlayStation Productions, director David F. Sandberg, and writer Gary Dauberman, unveil the trailer for Until Dawn, a movie adaptation that honors its video game roots while introducing fresh horror elements and new characters, including Peter Stormare reprising his role as Dr. Hill.
Get ready for a chilling twist on the classic “Until Dawn” narrative as Sony Pictures unveils their film adaptation, set to premiere worldwide on April 23, 2025, with protagonists trapped in a time loop, facing new horrors and choices after each ‘respawn’.