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Stevens Returns to Wingard’s KPG Universe in 'Onslaught' Amid RoboCop and Dexter Projects
film1 month ago

Stevens Returns to Wingard’s KPG Universe in 'Onslaught' Amid RoboCop and Dexter Projects

Dan Stevens stars as a deranged Nazi scientist in Adam Wingard’s new action-thriller 'Onslaught,' an indirect sequel to 'The Guest' that expands the KPG universe. The film, which opens September 4, features a brutal slasher plot involving super-soldiers and a mother defending her trailer park community. While Stevens discusses the character's creation and the film's connection to his previous work, he also highlights upcoming roles in 'RoboCop' and 'Dexter: Resurrection.'

Dan Stevens Cast as Alex Murphy in Amazon's New RoboCop Series
television1 month ago

Dan Stevens Cast as Alex Murphy in Amazon's New RoboCop Series

Dan Stevens has been cast as the lead in the upcoming Prime Video series 'RoboCop.' The eight-episode show, produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Amazon MGM Studios, reimagines the 1987 film's themes of corporate power and identity for a modern audience. Stevens will portray police officer Alex Murphy and his cyborg alter ego, with Peter Ocko serving as showrunner and James Wan among the executive producers.

Dan Stevens Cast as Alex Murphy in Prime Video's RoboCop Series
tv1 month ago

Dan Stevens Cast as Alex Murphy in Prime Video's RoboCop Series

Dan Stevens has been cast as Alex Murphy in the upcoming eight-episode RoboCop series for Prime Video. The project, produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster and James Wan, updates the 1987 film's themes of corporate power and identity for a modern audience. Stevens, known for Downton Abbey and Legion, joins a slate that includes Dexter: Resurrection and Godzilla x King: Supernova.

Prime Video Bets on Eight-Episode RoboCop Series From Wan-Backed Team
entertainment3 months ago

Prime Video Bets on Eight-Episode RoboCop Series From Wan-Backed Team

Amazon's Prime Video has officially greenlit an eight-episode RoboCop TV series from Blumhouse Atomic Monster, with Peter Ocko as showrunner and James Wan among executive producers; the project, first announced three years ago, will echo the original film’s anti-corporate themes and join the Amazon MGM Studios slate.

RoboCop Heads to TV With Amazon, Blumhouse in Tow
television3 months ago

RoboCop Heads to TV With Amazon, Blumhouse in Tow

Amazon MGM Studios has greenlit RoboCop as a TV series from Blumhouse Atomic Monster, with Peter Ocko as writer/showrunner and James Wan among the executive producers; Ed Neumeier will also executive produce. The series reimagines the film’s premise—where a tech conglomerate outfits a city police force with a powerful cyborg, implanted with a fallen officer’s consciousness—and is part of Amazon’s broader MGM IP slate for TV.

RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business Review and Impressions
gaming1 year ago

RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business Review and Impressions

RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business is a sequel/expansion that offers more of the same gameplay as Rogue City, with slight new features like the Cryo Cannon and control sections, but it feels repetitive and takes too long to reach the new content. It provides a solid 10-hour experience for newcomers but doesn't significantly evolve the original game's mechanics or story.

RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business Review and Highlights
video-games1 year ago

RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business Review and Highlights

Robocop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business is a standalone spin-off that pays homage to the Robocop franchise and modern action films like Dredd and The Raid, featuring intense violence, varied levels, and humorous side missions, despite some glitches and performance issues. It's highly recommended for fans of the original game and action shooters, offering more of the same chaotic fun at a budget price.

"Mastering RoboCop: Rogue City with Precision: Embrace the Power of Dickshots"
gaming3 years ago

"Mastering RoboCop: Rogue City with Precision: Embrace the Power of Dickshots"

The upcoming video game RoboCop: Rogue City pays homage to the iconic 1987 film by incorporating the protagonist's signature move of shooting bad guys in the groin. The game rewards players for landing shots in sensitive areas and emphasizes the effectiveness of groin attacks, particularly against heavily armored enemies. This unique gameplay mechanic adds a new level of efficiency and satisfaction to the game, making it a game-changer for players. RoboCop: Rogue City will be released on November 2nd for PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.

"RoboCop Rogue City: A Promising FPS Hindered by Glitches and Reverence"
gaming3 years ago

"RoboCop Rogue City: A Promising FPS Hindered by Glitches and Reverence"

RoboCop: Rogue City, developed by Teyon, captures the essence of the beloved cyborg character with solid shooting mechanics and satirical elements. The game follows the story of RoboCop and his battle against a new power broker and the spread of a designer drug. While the game offers enjoyable violent gameplay and mundane police activities, it lacks originality and refinement. The dialogue sequences explore RoboCop's humanity and identity, and player choices affect how others perceive him. However, the game suffers from technical issues and a rehashed plot that heavily relies on the original films. Despite its heart being in the right place, RoboCop: Rogue City falls short of being a truly great shooter.

"RoboCop: Rogue City Review: A Futuristic Thrill Ride on PS5"
gaming3 years ago

"RoboCop: Rogue City Review: A Futuristic Thrill Ride on PS5"

RoboCop: Rogue City is a faithful first-person shooter with RPG elements set in the iconic cyberpunk universe. Players take on the role of RoboCop, navigating the mean streets of Old Detroit and engaging in missions while also interacting with citizens. The game features a solid combat system, upgradeable weapons, and a choice-based storyline. While visually lacking in some areas, Rogue City captures the essence of the beloved RoboCop franchise. However, repetitive gameplay may limit its appeal to fans of the IP.