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Fallout season 1's resounding success meant Prime was always likely to renew the show for another run of episodes, and a second season brings with it a massive franchise milestone. Although the Fallout show brought the franchise to a new audience, Fallout games have been in production since 1997. Despite the series running for such a long time, Fallout is still lacking something that can finally be realized when Ella Purnell comes back to lead the Fallout cast.

Amazon brilliantly decided that the world of Fallout would be one big saga, which means the TV show is set within the same canon as the games. The new medium has allowed Fallout to be explored in new ways that weren't possible before, and the show follows all the same rules and logic as the games. This means Fallout season 1 includes scenes that confusingly abide by the source material's video game rules, but...

"Westworld" co-creator Jonathan Nolan directed the pilot for a new live-action "Fallout" TV series, starring Walton Goggins, adapting the Interplay Entertainment, Bethesda post-apocalyptic video game franchise, for exclusive streaming on Amazon Prime Video:

"..in 2161 post-apocalyptic Southern California, protagonist the 'Vault Dweller' is tasked with recovering a water chip in the 'Wasteland' to replace the broken one in their underground shelter home 'Vault 13'. The Vault Dweller must thwart the plans of a group of mutants, led by a grotesque entity named the 'Master'.

"80 years later, the grandchild of the Vault Dweller, the 'Chosen One' tries to save his village 'Arroyo' from famine and droughts. But after saving the village, the Chosen One must fight the 'Enclave' shadow government..."

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A new killer is on the loose in Spence Nicholson's Dweller. This indie horror title focuses on an ancient legend and killer, known as John Gaines. This title stars Patrick Muldoon (Starship Troopers), Mika Boorem (The Ward) and Ethan Embry. The first trailer for the film has recently been released. In the story, Gaines was an active serial killer, over twenty-five years ago. He roamed Green Oaks, with his sister Elizabeth, until she was eventually captured. Gaines broke her out of the Green Oaks Psychiatric Hospital and Gaines has not been seen since, until now! Fans of indie horror can see the first trailer for Dweller below. The clip shows several of the characters and a little bit of Gaines. A release date for the film is upcoming and more details on the film can be found at the official website for Dweller, also below. Release Date: Tba. Director: Spence Nicholson.