CRAIG MAZIN

In the HBO series “The Last of Us,” audiences follow Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey's characters as they trek across an apocalyptic version of the United States and try to survive.

"Can we give somebody a happy ending?" showrunner Craig Mazin asked of rewriting "The Last of Us's" love story for HBO.

HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us offers a definitive case for games’ narrative impoverishment.

“One of the needs we had was to show how the infected take over a city,” Craig Mazin, the show’s producer, said.

Craig Mazin, creator of HBO's “Chernobyl,” never imagined he'd be tapped to bring the critically acclaimed game "The Last of Us" to TV audiences.

"The Last of Us" showrunner Craig Mazin said it's based on real science and there are "documentaries that you can watch that are quite terrifying."

The HBO adaptation is well versed in the bleak clichés of the zombie genre, but it also offers something unexpected: empathy.

Hollywood is discovering lesser-known parts of Europe, bringing its wealth and moviemaking skill — and at times controversy — with it.

Recent Oscar winners Ariana DeBose, Troy Kotsur and Billie Eilish are among the 397 individuals who have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Is there a more woebegone movie genre than the video game adaptation.