The classic video-game series was a gonzo demolition derby known for its outrageousness. The new 'Twisted Metal' TV series adaptation on Peacock, however, is a borderline unwatchable car wreck. More from beastobsessed:
arrives to confirm those old suspicions about the two medium’s fundamental incompatibility. An aggressively unfunny adaptation of a one-dimensional decades-old PlayStation franchise that few still care about, Peacock’s R-rated action-comedy breaks down from the start and never recovers. Peddling lame gags and lamer action, it’s a clunky trip not worth taking.
John gets the opportunity of a lifetime when Raven , the leader of New San Francisco, offers him his greatest wish: to live on the “inside,” where citizens are safe from the criminals who were cast out into the wider, wilder regions of the nation upon civilization’s collapse. The catch is that Raven first wants John to travel across marauder-infested territory to New Chicago to retrieve a very important and mysterious package.
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