Walton Goggins
First Fallout trailer shows LA wasteland, vaults, ghouls, and what appears to be a one-eyed Chris Parnell: Watch
We also get to see Walton Goggins as a ghoul, Kyle MacLachlan as a vault dweller, and Michael Emerson as an eccentric wastelander. First Fallout Trailer Shows LA Wasteland, Vaults, Ghouls, and What Appears to Be a One-Eyed Chris Parnell: Watch Jo Vito
Walton Goggins revealed as The Ghoul in first look at Fallout TV show
The video game adaptation hits Prime Video in April 2024. Walton Goggins Revealed as The Ghoul in First Look at Fallout TV Show Eddie Fu
Walton Goggins revealed as The Ghoul in first look at Fallout TV show
The video game adaptation hits Prime Video in April 2024. Walton Goggins Revealed as The Ghoul in First Look at Fallout TV Show Eddie Fu
What Justified: City Primeval’s Last Minute Reveal Means for Raylan Givens
Let's explore what the finale's last minute reveal could mean for the FX series. What Justified: City Primeval’s Final Reveal Means for the Series and Raylan Givens Marcus Shorter
Amazon Casts Walton Goggins in Fallout TV Series
The Vault just opened a little wider, as Prime Video’s forthcoming Fallout television series has found its lead actor in Walton Goggins. While the streaming giant has yet to reveal what role Goggins will play in the video game adaptation, production on the series is set to begin later this year, Variety reported on Friday (February 18th). Based on the role-playing franchise launched in 1997, Fallout takes the nuclear fears of 1940s America to the extreme in a post-apocalyptic future destroyed by radiation. According to Variety, Goggins will play a character based on the game’s ghouls, or humans who have become immune to nuclear fallout following extensive exposure to radiation. Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner serve as executive producers and co-showrunner...
Robert Kirkman’s Invincible Is More Than Just Another Superhero Cartoon: Review
The Pitch: Robert Kirkman, the comic book creator behind the monolithic The Walking Dead, also started a long running and much beloved superhero comic books series the same year as the zombie epic. This one, instead, takes a deep dive into the nuanced life of teenager-turned-superhero Mark Grayson. Mark is the son of Nolan and Debbie Grayson, he’s in high school, and riding the waves that most teenagers must endure: relationships, his first job, friendships, and school. The big difference with Mark, however, is that his father is the most powerful superhuman on the entire planet, Omni-Man. So, when Mark begins to develop his own powers, his life suddenly becomes a crash course on balancing his day-to-day and his own superheroics. Things take an even sharper turn, though, when a horrific mu...
Fatman Is Another Lump of Coal for Mel Gibson: Review
The Pitch: Mel Gibson is the Fatman. No, the name isn’t a reference to the A-bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. It’s one of the surlier nicknames for Santa Claus, played by Gibson as a disheveled, world-weary man named Chris Cringle, just trying to make ends meet in a world losing its Christmas Cheer©. If you feel you came into possession of Fatman by mistake, and would like to learn more about the “Fat Man” portions of the Manhattan Project, safely visit your local library or consult Wikipedia. Or perhaps watch Roland Jaffé’s Fat Man and Little Boy, a 1989 film about the invention of the atomic bomb by desperate American scientists. Why waste precious bits of the word count talking about Fat Man and Little Boy? Because I seriously have no idea what the hell to do with the latest lame-ass G...
