The adaptation of the komiks series “Trese” is a game-changer in more ways than one. These creatures and their stories have been around for centuries, but it was only in 2021 that we could finally see our tikbalang, manananggal, and nuno on a global streaming platform like Netflix.
A genetics research lab working on a groundbreaking cure ends up creating a virus that changes life as we know it. Sounds familiar? Well, it’s also the story behind “Sweet Tooth,” Netflix’s latest series adapted from the 2009 comic book series by Jeff Lemire.
The overwhelming feats that would be accomplished by the international release of “Trese” on Netflix is not lost on its creators. “Even me saying, ‘oh, it’s amazing,’ it still hasn’t really sunk in with all of these things,” says Budjette Tan, co-creator and writer of the komiks series, “Trese”
Danielle Panabaker talks about directing episodes, the new direction of “The Flash” under the new showrunner, and what can we expect in the future.
Just a month ago, Park Soo-young — more commonly known as Joy — was the MC for the press launch of Wendy’s solo album, “Like Water.” On a fine Monday afternoon, they switch roles as Joy releases her album “Hello (안녕)” through an online album listening session.
The Time Traveler’s Wife, starring Theo James and Rose Leslie, is officially in production. An intricate and magical love story, adapted by Steven Moffat and directed by David Nutter is coming soon.
While we all may not be sure of the actual execution of their intended concept, this much is clear — the girls are ready to take their game to the next level.
HBO has released the first official images from the upcoming drama series, House Of The Dragon.