The TV adaptation of Twisted Metal has apparently wrapped up filming, and has moved onto post-production.

As noticed by VGC, Twisted Metal’s showrunner Michael Johnathon posted a tweet over the weekend noting that season one of many present had completed capturing. The present was greenlit again in 2021, and has writers from the Deadpool movies connected as properly.

“The solid and crew of Twisted Metal was one thing particular,” wrote Johnathon in a tweet. “Even with lightning delays, excessive warmth, and automobiles that wouldn’t do as they’re instructed, everybody labored as onerous as they may to verify Twisted Metal kicked as a lot as attainable.

“The final day of capturing felt just like the final day of camp, with plenty of laughs, just a few tears, and ice cream being handed out the again of Sweet Tooth’s truck. We all can not wait so that you can see this insane factor we spent our summer time capturing. Now, to submit!”

The present up to now has been described as a “high-octane action-comedy,” and stars the soon-to-be Captain America Anthony Mackie as John Doe, a personality who first appeared in 2001’s Twisted Metal Black. Those who aren’t as acquainted with the sequence will extra probably recognise the poster character of the sequence Sweet Tooth, who on this iteration shall be performed by Will Arnett, who voiced Batman in The Lego Movie, and was one of many important solid in Arrested Development.

This is not the one Twisted Metal undertaking in growth although, as a report emerged final 12 months that the sport sequence was getting rebooted at Lucid Games, greatest recognized for Destruction AllStars, although later experiences recommend that Sony moved growth over to considered one of its first-party studios in Europe.

Other than the present, issues have been quiet on the sport facet of issues for Twisted Metal. But PlayStation does have a lot in growth on the TV facet of issues, with a Horizon Zero Dawn present at Netflix within the works, and a God of War present confirmed for Amazon Prime.