To say that video game adaptations have been doing very well in recent years feels like an understatement. For example, A Minecraft Movie grossed $960.3 million worldwide in 2025, and there’s a sequel coming in 2027.
A multitude of great TV series have dropped this year, and now that we’re halfway through 2026, we can start to look at them retrospectively.
It’s been a little while since the final episode of Stranger Things. We laughed, we cried, and we drove ourselves to delusion, wanting more.
Fallout season one on Prime Video was so perfect that it wrote itself the tallest order for season two.
On the scruffy, sandy Los Angeles set of Fallout — a strip mall called Valley Plaza in North Hollywood that’s been decked out in full post-nuclear apocalypse glory — actor Ella Purnell nimbly dodges between burned-out cars and trailers forever stalled under palm trees that no longer promise paradise.
Prime Video’s Fallout Season 2 is just a few weeks away, but to keep rapid fans and ghouls at bay, a new clip featuring former Vault dweller Lucy MacLean (Ella Purnell) and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins) was released on December 5, featuring an iconic location from the game.
Come and get it Ghoulcy fans, you can watch the Fallout season two trailer and enjoy all its Ghoul and Lucy-implications below.
Pete Davidson and Ella Purnell are to star in the rom-com That Time We Met. The pair have signed up to feature in the "cosmic" flick that is being directed by Nick Lieberman from a script penned by Mitchell Winkie.
Fallout season two is finally heading our way. The second chapter of the beloved series, which successfully adapts the popular and complicated world of the Fallout games, will arrive on our screens on December 17.
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