Its absolute trash, but it's supposed to be. It definitely feels like a show based on a 1995 game about driving vehicles and shooting each other. The characters are pretty thin, its campy and a lot of the comedy is groan inducing, BUT Mackie has charm, and enough depth to keep it going. The chemistry isn't all the way there with the two leads, but it gets better. The world feels big and there are some memorable side characters. If you just sit back and eat popcorn you will be fine.

It is entirely what you would expect of a show that has a flaming clown driving around killing people with a machete.

Season one: Starts slowly, ends better. Not as much vehicular destruction as you might imagine.

What made Twisted Metal's lore so fascinating is its use of supernatural characters functioning around extreme depravity but this show seemed to miss that interpreting the game to be some grounded post-apocalyptic romp rather than the high of insanity of the apocalypse itself. What little they do take is either mocked or changed in the stupidest way possible, coming off as embarrassed of what its source material was in place of far more obnoxious storytelling lacking the style of its inspiration

One of my fave game series' but I can't be biased in this case. Mackie and Diaz were awesome and I loved all the tiny little callbacks to the games, but other than that it was pretty tame.

Very watchable TV show on the border between professional and B movie-ish. Overall lots of Deadpoolsque humor, not enough car chases and action, intrigue behind the wheels. It's got its clicks, dialogue biters and unboiled action ordiouvre but lacks the aritstic spine to be mentioned along "Mad Max". Mackie's okay, clown was a bomb that didn't go off, waste of good talent and serviceable CGI.

Waste of time.

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