Despite reports of a ratings downturn, Prime Video's lavish Tolkien adaptation is apparently still following its intended path.
Plus, Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan is coming to life as a new anime at Netflix.
Plus, Agatha All Along has even more teases to share.
And considering how the show's beginning to handle its treatment of the Orcs' place in Middle-earth, McCreary might find plenty of opportunity.
"Eldest" finds an interesting way to explore the growing darkness in Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel: a primal response from the world itself.
Plus, could DC have found its Hal Jordan in Josh Brolin?
The man behind Arondir speaks to io9 about the surprisingly most tangible fallout of Rings of Power's first season coming into season two.
Rings of Power season 2 opened with a trio of episodes that gave us some new sides to Sauron, in some cases quite literally.
In the first 3 episodes of the sophomore season of Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel, unless your name is Halbrand, Sauron, or Annatar, you're not having a good time.
It seems like Amazon's Lord of the Rings prequel fixes some of its biggest issues the second time round—but those familiar issues still linger, in some regards.
It took a long road to get there, but eventually a lot happened in Amazon's prequel series. Here's what to remember before season 2 kicks off.
Rings of Power's biggest adventurers—Daniel Weyman, Markella Kavenagh, and Megan Richards—tease what to expect from Nori, Poppy, and the Stranger's journey east.
Acting legend Ciarán Hinds will appear in season 2 as a sinister Dark Wizard–but who among the Istari could he be?
War of the Rohirrim might look unlike anything we've seen from Lord of the Rings, but its first trailer really wants you to remember that this has connections to Peter Jackson's beloved take on the trilogy.
Benjamin Walker and Ismael Cruz Cordova tease the plight facing all Elves in Rings of Power's second season.
Morfydd Clark and Sam Hazeldine, who play Elven warrior Galadriel and Orc leader Adar, discuss how Sauron's return pushes the Lord of the Rings prequel into unexpected territory.
War has come to Middle-earth once more, and heroes and villains alike are finding themselves unlikely allies.
Composer Bear McCreary teases the thunderous riffs coming to the Prime Video series in season 2.
A new edition of the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game is coming, and with it miniatures from War of the Rohirrim.
Season one of the Amazon series introduced the Harfoots, while season 2 will introduce another smallfolk predecessor: the Stoors.
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