Anghus Houvouras on why binge watching is bad for show business… The entertainment industry crossed some major thresholds in 2020. Streaming services, already soaring in popularity and the primary way people consume creative content, got a massive upgrade thanks to Covid-19 shuttering the cinematic experience. 2021 is looking likely to be the biggest year ever […]
Invincible animated series gets a first trailer from Amazon
Amazon Prime Video has released the first trailer for its upcoming TV adaptation of Robert Kirkman and Corey Walker’s comic book series Invincible. The adult animated superhero series features the voice talents of Steven Yeun (The Walking Dead) as Mark Grayson, the teenage-son of the most powerful superhero on Earth. Watch the trailer here… INVINCIBLE […]
Amazon’s The Boys gets violently fun Baby Laser Tag app
Eammon Jacobs gets hands on with the Baby Laser Tag app for Amazon’s The Boys… While Amazon Prime’s The Boys continues to thrill audiences week-by-week with the heinous antics of the superhero group, a new app gives audiences their very own super-baby with laser eyes in this violently fun Baby Laser Tag augmented reality app. […]
Amazon announces Narcos vs Zombies, coming in 2020
Amazon has announced Narcos vs Zombies, an eight-episode series coming to Amazon Prime Video in 2020, that will focus on the collision between drug lords and the American military against an army of the undead along the U.S.-Mexico border, Variety reports. In Narcos vs Zombies, legendary narco kingpin Alonso Marroquín (Peris-Mencheta) escapes from a high-security Mexican […]
Netflix orders six additional episodes for final season of Lucifer
After Fox cancelled the fan-favourite TV show Lucifer, Netflix saved the series with a 10-episode fourth season. Now, with the show’s upcoming fifth and final season, the streaming service has ordered six additional episodes from 10-16 for the showrunners to finish off the story they want to tell. Although, this raise is nothing new for Lucifer as the […]
Amazon Prime Video will no longer be supported on Wii U
Starting from 26th September 2019, Wii U users will no longer be able to access Amazon Prime Video on their devices. Prime Video users have been receiving emails regarding this news, yet offering a $25 credit towards a select range of Fire TV devices to stream the available content. “Amazon will no longer be supporting […]
