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“Welcome back, Mark S!” says Milchick (Tramell Tillman) in the Severance season 2 trailer, sharply dressed in a blue blazer and turtleneck. “It’s been a minute.” You can say that again! It’s been two-and-a-half years since the shocking season 1 finale of Severance, one of Apple TV+’s most beloved genre

James Patterson’s Alex Cross novels number in the dozens since the beloved series started in 1993, and the fans of the Washington D.C. detective are innumerable. However, screen adaptations haven’t yet managed to capture the exact flavor of this damaged cop with a hero complex, complete with family issues, complex

Den of Geek was recently invited to watch an episode of Secret Level, Blur Studio and Amazon MGM Studios’ upcoming Prime Video anthology series featuring 15 self-contained episodes, each set in the world of a popular video game. Episodes include stories based on Mega Man, God of War, Sifu, Warhammer

As dense as the world of Dune might be, as laden with made-up names and places and histories as it gets, those first introduced to Frank Herbert‘s work through the Denis Villeneuve films have two basic character types to follow. Atreides are good guys, Harkonnens are bad guys, right? Well,

Jason Blum is skeptical of folks who claim they know they have a hit while watching the dailies. As far as he’s concerned, it has never happened in his career, even after he smiled the first time he viewed a playback of child actor Amie Donald pirouetting down a hallway