A motor-mouthed outsider with no memory of his past is offered a chance at a better life, but only if he can successfully deliver a mysterious package across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. With the help of a badass axe-wielding car thief, he’ll face savage marauders driving vehicles of destruction and other dangers of the open road, including a deranged clown who drives an all too familiar ice cream truck.
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Twisted Metal Ratings & Reviews
- hybrid201187 days agoHad a lot more fun than I thought watching this show.
- Logastin7 February 2026Season 2 was a big fat meh.
- GnomeSlice3 March 2025Much more fun than expected, and gets better as it goes on. Lots of memorable characters and some surprisingly touching moments. Looking forward to season 2!
- konkydong7 August 2025The funniest game adaptation yet, does it again, season 2 is hilarious
- null3 January 2026I object to this series for the same reason that I dislike tedious backstory in an otherwise great fighting game or having any sort of script in adult videos. Twisted Metal as a series (minus the 989 entries, obviously) was a revelation. Vehicular combat wasn't even on the map until the series and various spinoffs from SingleTrac rode into our hearts and wallets. The creators of this series obviously never understood the source material beyond the superficial aesthetics of post apocalyptic US life. The writing is awful and the forced relationship between the deuteragonists is cringe worthy. At no point in this mindless, reductive drivel is there any semblance of salvation from the inherent mediocrity of the writers' attempts to add character development to a genre that is purely rooted in the absurd. In fact, the attempt to make an entire series out of nostalgia based on an incredibly niche form of digital entertainment is itself the punchline that the audience did not know they needed.
- Alex8 September 2025Decent, if it wasn’t for SweetTooth it would be garbo.
- Callum5 November 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐½ – Twisted Metal – Gasoline, Gunfire, and Grit with a Grin Twisted Metal is a sugar-rush of carnage — part road movie, part shoot-’em-up, and all chaos. Anthony Mackie’s John Doe is a drifter with no past and a future that keeps trying to kill him, a man just trying to make it from Point A to Point B in a world where the road itself bites back. His charm and relentless optimism turn what could’ve been a grim post-apocalyptic bloodbath into something strangely hopeful, even funny. Where Mackie once wore the wings of a hero, here he wears the dust of a survivor — still guided by decency but unafraid to bend the rules when survival demands it. His uneasy alliance (and eventual affection) with Quiet gives the show its heart, a beating pulse beneath all the roaring engines. Add Mayhem, whose very name is a mission statement, and you’ve got a trio that feels ripped from a comic book pencilled in petrol and ink. Visually, it’s Fast & Furious by way of Carmageddon — garish, loud, and impossible to look away from. The colours pop, the soundtrack thunders, and Sweet Tooth steals every scene with clownish menace. For a show built on a 90s video game, it’s far smarter and more character-driven than it has any right to be. Two seasons down, and I’m already idling at the start line for Season 3. 🥤 Best paired with a neon-bright energy drink — reckless, fizzy, and probably bad for you… but you’ll grin all the way through it.
- retro_pollo29 August 2025Fallout has to bring their A game in December because this show was pure fucking perfection.
- Jeremey16 August 2025So… they made a show about me, huh? I’ll be honest, I figured it was gonna be some half-melted popsicle of a production. Thought they’d water me down, give me a PG rating, maybe even swap my clown mask for a nice little therapy session. But no… this thing’s a full-on gasoline milkshake. Brutal, loud, messy—just the way I like it. I went in expecting a car crash, but I came out grinning ear to ear, flames still licking off my truck. Hell, I walked out with a flaming boner, and not the medical kind. The good kind.
- MacBobby Chibuzor10 June 2025Enjoyed most of it. Totally recommend.
Twisted Metal Trivia
Twisted Metal has 2 seasons.
Twisted Metal has 22 episodes.
The key characters in Twisted Metal are John Doe (Anthony Mackie), Quiet (Stephanie Beatriz), Sweet Tooth (Nuufolau Joel Seanoa).
Twisted Metal was directed by Bill Benz, Kitao Sakurai, Philip Sgriccia, Jude Weng, Bertie, Maggie Carey, Iain B. MacDonald.
Twisted Metal was produced by Alison Tafel, Hadiyah Robinson.
A motor-mouthed outsider with no memory of his past is offered a chance at a better life, but only if he can successfully deliver a mysterious package across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. With the help of a badass axe-wielding car thief, he’ll face savage marauders driving vehicles of destruction and other dangers of the open road, including a deranged clown who drives an all too familiar ice cream truck.
Twisted Metal is rated 18.
Twisted Metal is a Comedy, Action, Adventure show.
Twisted Metal has an audience rating of 8.8 out of 10.
Twisted Metal episodes are 30m long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.