Chris Hayner

Ign • 1st May 2018

James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction Premiere: How TV Keeps Sci-Fi Alive Through Dystopia

With movies like The Terminator and Avatar under his belt, James Cameron is ready to spend a long time talking about science fiction in all forms of media.

Ign • 28th March 2018

Bryan Cranston on Amazon's Dangerous Book for Boys and Finding Comedy in Tragedy

At first glance, the Amazon Prime original The Dangerous Book for Boys is a complicated concept for what is ultimately a comedy. Based on a book of advice for young boys by Conn Iggulden and Hal Iggulden, the series follows a family as they struggle with the death of their patriarch. Are you laughing yet? Interestingly, it wasn't supposed to be funny at first.

Ign • 21st March 2018

How The Terror Uses Fact and Fiction to Explore the Chilling History of Two Real Ships

On the surface, AMC's new series The Terror is about a mysterious monster hunting and devouring the crews of two massive ships lost in an icy abyss with little hope of survival. However, as horrifying as the series -- and the Dan Simmons novel it's based on -- may be, it's the true story buried this monstrous fable that might be the most intriguing piece of the puzzle.

Ign • 11th January 2018

Bryan Cranston on How Electric Dreams Is the Black Mirror Alternative You Need

On the surface, it would be easy to compare Amazon's new show Electric Dreams, the 10-episode series based on short stories by Philip K. Dick, to Netflix's Black Mirror. Both anthology series are set against the backdrop of a technology-driven future and tend to have a rather bleak outlook.

Ign • 25th October 2017

Riverdale: "Chapter 16: The Watcher in the Woods" Review

With one dead and two more seriously injured, Riverdale's masked attacker finally revealed himself in "Chapter 16: The Watcher in the Woods" -- and the mystery only got deeper. The Black Hood, a nod to an Archie Comics character that first debuted in 1940, is disposing of those he feels have sinned. When it comes to Riverdale, that could be practically anybody.

While that motivation could easily be a cover for something else, it's refreshing to see the series move from the deeply personal hunt

Ign • 18th October 2017

Riverdale: "Chapter 15: Nighthawks" Review

After ending its Season 2 premiere with the cliffhanger death of Miss Grundy (Sarah Habel), Riverdale wasted no time in diving head-first into the mystery that will be the driving force as the show moves forward. There's a killer on the loose and Archie (KJ Apa) is convinced it's someone coming after him.

Ign • 11th October 2017

Riverdale: "Chapter 14: A Kiss Before Dying" Review

This review is about a story that's about a town. And in this poor town, seemingly nobody is ever safe. While on its surface Riverdale looks like a great place to visit if you want to experience simple times, this seedy little town is filled with lies, mistrust and so much blood.

When Season 1 wrapped up, it was with Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) bleeding out on the floor of Pop's Diner, cradled in the arms of his son Archie (KJ Apa). Now, after a summer that saw the show's popularity rise thanks l

Ign • 23rd September 2017

Fuller House: Season 3 - Part 1 Review

This review is of the first half of Fuller House: Season 3, which dropped on Netflix on September 22nd. The rest of the season will arrive on Netflix at a later date.

Ign • 2nd June 2017

5 Things You Need to Know About Fear the Walking Dead: Season 3

With the arrival of summer comes the return of Fear the Walking Dead, the sister series to AMC's The Walking Dead. With a story that straddles the border between the United States and Mexico, Fear couldn't be any more relevant in 2017 America -- and the show realizes it.