Constantine may not have been a perfect show, but series lead Matt Ryan certainly was picture-perfect as the untrustworthy mage who headlined all 13 episodes. Unfortunately, a stellar performance from Ryan wasn’t enough to save Constantine from cancellation, as NBC pulled the plug on that show thanks to dismal ratings. But the crafty wizard has one more trick up his …

The universe is a cruel, cruel place. And never is this cruelty displayed more openly than when our favourite TV shows get cancelled while Big Brother gets another season. Such was the case for Constantine, NBC’s adaptation of the fan favourite comic book that saw Matt Ryan as the titular magic man John Constantine, as he waged a war against …

Only the good die young and that apparently goes double for NBC’s Constantine TV series. The show battled to survive terrible ratings when it debuted last year, and since then, it’s been looking for a home. Consider Constantine to be homeless however, as executive producer Daniel Cerone confirmed the sad news not too long ago. “The cast and writers of Constantine …

Well how about this for some magic news? Constantine isn’t a perfect show, but it certainly does have plenty of charm thanks to Matt Ryan doing a fantastic job as the Hellblazer. The thing is, Constantine is struggling in the ratings department, thanks to parent network NBC shuffling it around and forcing the show to be a rather run of …

My gripes are pretty well documented on this site when it comes to DC Comics and their approach to adapting their properties to TV where one hand doesn’t just seem to not know what the other hand is doing, but sometimes appears oblivious to the fact that there even is another hand. Or that its not a stinky foot, ready …

John Constantine is a man of many attributes, none of them really positive. He’s been a liar, a cheat, a scoundrel and a rogue with his own agenda. But if you give him a chance, he could also be a hero. Last Updated: July 30, 2014

The trailer isn’t just about a, shall we say, fateful easter egg though, there are also tons of really cool angelic/demonic visuals that show that NBC are not skimping on this series’ budget. And I’m also rapidly warming up to Matt Ryan’s take on the acerbic magic man. Still no chain-smoking though, which is kind of disappointing, seeing as how …

As you may have heard, killing season is officially underway over in American TV land . This seasonal cut has been especially brutal, with not even names like JJ Abrams and Alfonso Cuaron able to get shows off the ground, never mind keep them afloat. It would seem that for shows to truly make it, you need a little magic. …