Author: Premier_Polygon
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Review: “Twisted Metal”: Season 2, Episodes 6-7: A Poor Decision Wreaks Havoc as Tensions Grow
Source: ComicBook Introduction With the Twisted Metal tournament officially underway, there is more action, explosions and battles than ever before in this series. While this increase in visual fare is spectacular, a choice John makes approximately halfway between Episodes 6 and 7 causes certain situations that could have been avoided. It does not detract majorly,…
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Review: “Twisted Metal”: Season 2, Episodes 4-5: Action and Intrigue Abound as the Tournament Begins
Source: Gamereactor Introduction As the Twisted Metal tournament arrives, so too does zany situations that force the cast to adapt accordingly — and, in many ways, comically — while striving to see their wishes come true. Whereas the first three episodes provided the exposition necessary for John, Quiet, Sweet Tooth and others to decide to…
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Review: A Series of Long Nights in the “Until Dawn” Film
Source: Gamereactor Introduction Films have long captured the imagination of artists as well as viewers. As a medium through which stories are told visually, it has the power to heighten the experience of virtually all productions that walk its path through quality acting, judicious special effects and creative teams committed to their collective craft. Conversely,…
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Review: Peacock’s “Twisted Metal: Season 2 (Original Series Soundtrack)”: The Series’ Soul in Audio
Source: Maxi-Geek Introduction Music has the power to move listeners in any number of directions. With its sweet sounds, masterful making and virtuosic visioning, the aural experience is not to be missed. When musicians release works set to video games, this experience only heightens; when done with screen productions based on games, the experience is…
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Review: “Twisted Metal”: Season 2, Episodes 1-3: An Explosive Start to a High-Octane Love Letter
Source: ComicBook Introduction Television series are a unique breed of screen productions. With some shows amassing significant success and blossoming into monumental works, others failing to get far and falling into obscurity and those that stay around the middle, TV can often be a sort of litmus test to gauge the success of any given release.…