The chaotic finale to the first Wayward Pines season saw Matt Dillon’s Ethan Burke killed in the aftermath of an attack by vicious, hideously evolved abnormals — “ abbies ” if you prefer ...

Television; Wayward Pines Just Delivered One Of TV's Biggest Shocks Ever. News. By Nick Venable published 11 June 2015 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

It’s true enough that “Wayward Pines,” with filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan as executive producer, intends at first to seem like a faint homage to David Lynch’s groundbreaking 1990 series.

Wayward Pines is streaming now on Hulu. It is also available to buy or rent on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. Wayward Pines could be the perfect choice for viewers looking to fill that From ...

On “Wayward Pines,” the first television venture from suspenseful filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan, a secret service agent played by Matt Dillon finds himself trapped in a mountain town that isn ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of tonight’s Wayward Pines finale. After 10 episodes and a summer of time-shifting successes, Wayward Pines came to a bloody and awakening end tonight ...

'Wayward Pines' TV boss Chad Hodge invites novel's author to compare notes ... You’ve just seen the fourth episode of Wayward Pines. Which probably means you’ve seen the first three.

There’s a showdown coming between the citizens of Wayward Pines and the Abbies. Wayward Pines is outnumbered one million to one, and those Abbies are even willing to sacrifice themselves by ...

Wayward Pines' "Sound the Alarm" introduced us to our first-ever lady abbie, revealed a secret marriage between two main characters, and put the town's underage sex initiative on-screen right in ...

You probably haven't heard much about Fox's Wayward Pines without also hearing the names of classic shows like Twin Peaks and The Prisoner. And while executive producer Chad Hodge admits the DNA ...

TV Review: ‘Wayward Pines’ (Series; Fox, Thurs. May 14, 9 p.m.) Production: Filmed in Vancouver by Blinding Edge Pictures, De Line Pictures and Storyland in association with FX Prods.

Wayward Pines, executive produced by M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense, Signs), is based on the trilogy of books by Blake Crouch and written and developed for television by Chad Hodge.