John Doe and Quiet are back in a brand new season of Twisted Metal, with more characters from the games, more references to the games and just overall more of a feeling of the games, all while taking ...

Anthony Mackie as John Doe and Stephanie Beatriz as Quiet in "Twisted Metal." (Skip Bolen/Peacock/Sony TV) The second season of “Twisted Metal” is finally introducing the titular tournament. Season 2 ...

View post: REI's Packable Down Jacket Is on Sale for $77, but Only for a Few More Days Peacock has just released a new, much longer trailer for Twisted Metal Season 2, and it basically looks like the ...

Samoa Joe, one of the actors behind Sweet Tooth in the Twisted Metal series, has said that the whole cast and crew really want a new game in the series, something that he thinks PlayStation is ...

"It's an iconic show, and the fans are so excited, and that makes me excited," Gilroy said. "It's just really cool to be part of a universe that people are already so stoked on." The TV show is based ...

Twisted Metal will return to Peacock at the end of next month, and Anthony Mackie’s hit action series just revved up with an exciting new look. Mackie stars in a new sneak peek at Twisted Metal Season ...

The TV adaptation of classic PlayStation series Twisted Metal has been renewed for a third season by Peacock, Variety reports. The outlet also states David Reed will be joining as showrunner, ...

They say the mind bends and twists in order to deal with the horrors of life… …sometimes the mind bends so much it snaps in two. The best-selling car combat game ...

— -- Sitting in traffic on the way to work has led many a driver to wish his vehicle — like James Bond's heavily armed Aston Martin— could blast a path to freedom. Video game designers David ...

The new season of Twisted Metal brings all the vehicular combat, comedy and action fans have come to expect from the hit Peacock series — but there is one change viewers will definitely want to know ...

Hollywood adaptations of video games have historically been about as reliable as a chocolate teapot. But when Peacock’s Twisted Metal series actually managed to not completely butcher the source ...