What Happens When You Call The Vault-Tec Number On Fallout?
Those who call the Vault-Tec number advertised in the 6th episode of Amazon Prime's "Fallout" may be in for something interesting on the other end of the line.
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Fallout: Why Moldaver Looks So Familiar
From the beginning, Amazon Prime's "Fallout" presents Lee Moldaver as the series' ultimate villain. Here's why the actor who plays her looks so familiar. -
The Fallout Finale's Huge Season 2 Tease, Explained
The final shot of "Fallout" Season 1, Episode 8 reveals a major tease that the TV series may be adapting one of the video game franchise's most popular titles. -
All 4 Fallout Factions, Explained
Amazon's "Fallout" series has made quite the splash and like the series of video games it's based off, it is quick to introduce several notable factions. -
Is Fallout Worth Watching? Here's What Rotten Tomatoes Critics Are Saying
Critics are largely united over Prime Video's post-apocalyptic, video game-based new series, "Fallout," starring Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell. -
Fallout: Why Knight Titus Looks So Familiar
Here are some projects where you may have seen Michael Rapaport, who plays Knight Titus on Amazon Prime's video game adaptation series "Fallout." -
What's The Song At The End Of Fallout Episode 1?
The premiere of Prime Video's "Fallout" ends with a cheerful old-timey country tune about crawling your way through the aftermath of a nuclear war. -
How Amazon Prime's Fallout Fixes Dogmeat - The Series' Goodest Boy, Explained
Dogmeat's prowess in the "Fallout" games is a bit beyond what you'd expect from a wasteland hound. The TV series fixes this with another dog character, CX404. -
Fallout: Does [SPOILER] Really Die In Episode 2? (It's Complicated)
Many "Fallout" fans may be wondering whether this particular character dies in Episode 2 of Amazon Prime Video's TV adaptation of the popular video game series. -
Fallout: The Dark Secret Behind The Vaults Explained
After the nuclear apocalypse in "Fallout," the Vaults seem to be places where relatively normal life is still possible. But they aren't as secure as advertised. -
Fallout Review: An Outdated, Underwhelming & Bloody Mess
Another lackluster video game adaptation, "Fallout" highlights the ongoing struggle to capture the essence of successful gaming narratives. -
Jared Padalecki Has One Condition To Appear On The Boys - And It's Hilarious
"Supernatural" star Jared Padalecki is aware of the desire to see him join the cast of "The Boys" like other "Supernatural" stars. Here's what he wants first. -
Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Wants To Play Batman For One Key Reason
While Alan Ritchson is enjoying the success of his show "Jack Reacher," the actor says he would love to play Batman -- and has a specific explanation why. -
The Rings Of Power Season 2 Might Debut A New Race For The Show From Middle-Earth (But Which?)
Gavi Singh Chera looks to be joining "The Rings of Power" Season 2. And it appears he'll be playing someone from a race that hasn't been seen on the show. -
The Fallout Cast Reveal The Good, The Bad And The Ugly That Inspired Their Roles - Exclusive Interview
Looper chatted exclusively with Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Kyle MacLachlan, Graham Wagner, and Geneva Robertson-Dworet about "Fallout" and its development. -
Invincible Season 2 Part 2's 'Marvel' Cameo Explained - Was That Spider-Man?
During its second season, "Invincible" has offered up fans some pretty cheeky and downright hilarious "cameos," one of which is definitely a Marvel ripoff. -
Jonathan Nolan Reveals How Fallout Secretly Influenced The Dark Knight Rises - Exclusive Interview
Looper spoke with Jonathan Nolan for an exclusive interview on "Fallout, and it turns out that the games may have influenced a bit of "The Dark Knight Rises." -
Rings Of Power Broke Silence With A Cryptic Twitter Post - Here's What It Could Mean
After months upon months of general silence, the official Twitter account of Amazon's "The Rings of Power" shared some cryptic teases with the show's fans. -
Does Ezra Miller Return In Invincible Season 2 Part 2 After Recent Controversies?
Ezra Miller voiced the unhinged cyborg-constructor D.A. Sinclair in Season 1 of Amazon Prime's "Invincible." Now, the character has returned. -
Invincible Season 2 Exposes A Huge Crack In A Cheeky Thanos Butt Theory
"Invincible" Season 2 shows us a version of what might have happened if Ant-Man tried to face Thanos by shrinking inside him, and it's pretty gruesome. -
The Real Hero Of Invincible Season 2 Is Not Who You Think
Mark Grayson's duties as a hero in "Invincible" Season 2 are being met with new challenges, and another hero's path of redemption is stealing the show. -
Who Voices Anissa In Invincible Season 2 Part 2?
Some "Invincible" fans may not be prepared for Mark Grayson's latest foe, Anissa. Viewers may be curious to learn more about the voice behind this Viltrumite. -
The Road House Remake Post-Credits Scene Explained: Is [SPOILER] Alive?
The "Road House" remake is officially out and some of its characters simply aren't lucky enough to leave this bloody and explosive affair alive. -
Jake Gyllenhaal Suffered A Gruesome Injury On The Road House Remake Set
If you ever doubted that artists suffered for their art, Jake Gyllenhaal's experiences on the "Road House" remake will set you straight. -
Road House Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Action Remake Inspires Apathy
The Jake Gyllenhaal-starring 2024 "Road House" remake is a fun-enough watch, but it has some bland visuals and a lackluster script. -
Fallout's Full Trailer Has Everyone Saying The Same Thing About Walton Goggins
Fans on Reddit are definitely looking forward to watching Walton Goggins play Cooper Hpward, aka The Ghoul, on Amazon Prime Video's "Fallout" adaptation. -
Ricky Stanicky Review: John Cena Anchors This Uneven But Delightful Buddy Comedy
"Ricky Stanicky" aims to give viewers a helluva good time, and it mostly manages to do that, despite a few bumps along the way.
