Just like Austin Butler's career over the past few years, the actor's fantasy show from the creators of Netflix's Wednesday is blowing up on PVOD.

It’s almost too easy to list the qualities “The Shannara Chronicles” does not possess, originality chief among them. The TV show is based on a series of books by Terry Brooks, who in turn ...

The Shannara Chronicles is based on a deeply silly multi-volume fantasy series by Terry Brooks; this new MTV show is silly in a more superficial way. A would-be epic about elves, druids, and ...

Fantasy movies might have bigger budgets and more explosive spectacles, but these TV shows shine despite their limited ...

“The Shannara Chronicles,” which premieres Tuesday on MTV, is based on the series of novels by Terry Brooks, and takes place thousands of years in the future, where elves, dwarves and demons ...

His Shannara series, which began with “The Sword of Shannara” in 1977, now stretches to over two dozen volumes, not counting those in the “Landover” and “Word and Void” sequences.

The Shannara Chronicles wins points for adding in some new females to the mix like Commander Tilton (Emilia Burns), but it also takes several steps back for aging down (at least looks-wise) Elf ...

‘Shannara’ Boss: We’re Not Trying to Be ‘Game of Thrones’ Showrunner Al Gough tells THR that the HBO fantasy drama kicked down the doors to make room for his new MTV series.

Shannara 's first season follows Elven princess Amberle (Poppy Drayton), half-human, half-elf Wil (Austin Butler) and vagabond Eretria (Ivana Baquero) as they set out to defeat a demon army which ...

MTV takes a big, bold step into youth-friendly post-apocalyptic supernatural medieval fantasy Tuesday with the premiere of "The Shannara Chronicles," adapted from the books of Terry Brooks.

Shannara reunites MTV programming president Susanne Daniels with Smallville ‘s Gough and Millar. The WB Superman prequel series ran for 10 seasons and was developed by the former WB Network head ...

MTV's The Shannara Chronicles is the first great new show of 2016, but while it appears like the next Game of Thrones, it's actually the next Star Wars.