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Deities from ancient Egypt, Europe, Africa and Ireland take the form of overworked cabbies, slippery con men, exasperated homemakers and habitual drunks in the new Starz series “American Gods.” ...
In an age of televised weirdness, American Gods (Starz) might be the weirdest show on television. Surreal and sensual, with an intense and dreamlike vibe, it's a contemporary fantasy series that ...
Ultimately, American Gods works because its source material is such a strong, shrewd narrative about identity. And it understands that being an American, as Gaiman believed in 2001, is a religion ...
'American Gods' season two is a mess: Showrunner Jesse Alexander has effectively been removed from the show. By Lesley Goldberg, Maureen Ryan Jesse Alexander, who took over Starz’s American Gods ...
American Gods is a far cry from the likes of Game of Thrones in terms of being contemporary versus high fantasy, but both are rooted in familiar human concerns and political conversations.
The new Starz series American Gods is based on Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel of the same name, and it's many things: a road novel, a collection of mythologies, and a reflection of the immigrant ...
“American Gods” has been canceled at Starz. The series adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name will not return for a fourth season.
American Gods on Starz features Mousa Kraish as The Jinn. But what is a jinn, also spelled djinn — and known in the west as a genie? The jinn come from Arabian and Islamic mythology and are ...
American Gods’ road to the small screen was a bumpy one. The adaptation was originally set up at HBO in 2011 with Tom Hanks’ Playtone banner attached. However, ...
'American Gods' finally hits TV screens – and it's a WTF stunner. Everything you need to know about Starz's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's cult novel.
“American Gods” has been renewed for a third season at Starz, with Charles “Chic” Eglee named as the new showrunner. The second season, based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name ...
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