The game Mad Max takes place, it would seem, just before the events of Fury Road. It begins with Max (a.k.a. you, the player) attacked by War Boys and the Interceptor stolen. Max has a fight with ...

Minor spoilers for Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga follow! Near the end of the ... she walks through The Citadel in search of a car. With most of the War Boys and Black Thumbs out and fighting in the ...

Mad Max is very obviously inspired by and has ties to the Mad Max film universe, but there are several references, characters, and other elements that directly link the game to Mad Max's newest ...

His people worshipped him as a god, especially his half-life War Boys. (Child members of Joe ... He’s the main villain of the non-canonical 2015 Mad Max video game, but he also appeared ...

There are five movies in the Mad Max saga, while the Mel Gibson Mad Max movies became cult hits, Mad Max: Fury Road changed ...

The War Boys use a distinctive identifying hand gesture all throughout Mad Max: Fury Road, but the movie never explains what ...

When thinking about “Mad Max: Fury Road ... with Joe’s five wives in a War Rig. After aligning with Max, Furiosa and Co. must fend off Joe and his War Boys in an action-packed chase ...

The Mad Max stalwart (Keays-Byrne was also the villain ... as it showed Furiosa hiding Joe’s Five Wives into her War Rig. The movie only showed them briefly, but it was enough to remind us ...

Lachy Hulme plays a younger Immortan Joe, who was previously played by Hugh Keays-Byrne in “Mad Max: Fury Road.” He’s the leader of the Citadel and the War Boys and is locked in a struggle ...