Two months after the bloody events of last episode The Walking Dead enjoys a little fun in “The Next World”. Even a few minutes into this episode I’m thinking, “Wow, someone directed the hell outta this thing.” That somebody is director Kari Skogland.
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The entertainment stars aligned this weekend delivering an incredible Deadpool to the big screen and The Walking Dead punched back hard for the small screen with “No Way Out”. It’s a tight, action packed episode loaded with drama and led by an incredible hero, Glenn. But first…
The Screen Actors Guild held its 22nd annual ceremony on Saturday, honoring the best performances in film and television from 2015. See the complete list of the night’s big winners.
The Motion Picture Sound Editors, or MPSE, has released its list of nominees for the 63rd Golden Reel Awards, honoring excellence in sound editing. The nominees reflect a broad spectrum of media, including film, television, video games, documentaries and student work.
The Screen Actors Guild Award nominations were announced on Wednesday, with Trumbo, House of Cards and Mad Men making strong showings. The SAG Awards will be held on January 30th.
Glenn and Enid watch The Walking Dead invade Alexandria from “Start to Finish”. Perched in the safety of a very tall tree, it looks pretty grim. Enid wants to run, but Glenn convinces her people are worth going back for.
The Walking Dead sends us a Heads Up about a new walker disaster for Alexandria. It can’t be easy producing a show about a devastating plague and the homicidal survivors left behind, especially when the world we actually live in proves to be more treacherous and deadly. It feels good to see Glenn prevail against an impossible crush of walkers.
The Walking Dead gives Daryl, Ford, and Sasha their own road-trip story, “Always Accountable.” Daryl loses a quart of blood, his bike, and crossbow to the new guy.
Jeffery Dean Morgan has been cast as the infamous villain Negan on AMC’s The Walking Dead. Morgan is expected to arrive in the sixth season finale, with his character’s role expanding in season seven.
The Walking Dead joins all story timelines to Now. Rick escapes from herd surrounding his RV and arrives back at Alexandria about ten feet in front of thousands of walkers. Half the horde they were leading away from town now surrounds the walls of the settlement.
The Walking Dead tells Morgan’s story in “Here’s Not Here”. The episode begins with Morgan talking to the wolf he knocked out two episodes back at the end of “JSS” when attacked in the living room.
The Walking Dead sends loyal fans a “Thank You” with a machete through our hearts. This takes place at the same time as last episode when the wolves attacked Alexandria. Rick and his horde team head back to Alexandria when they hear the horn sound and walkers follows the noise.
Jennifer Lynch brings her directing talent to the amazing cast and crew of The Walking Dead and sends us an action packed siege led by the wolves and repulsed by Carol in JSS. Last week was great, this week was even better when the fighting went house to house.
NYCC keeps getting bigger and bigger, and this year was the biggest yet with a wealth of panels, new footage, undercover celebrities, and of course, amazing costumes. Here are a few of last week’s many highlights.
The Walking Dead kicks off Season 6 with the biggest walker herd ever in an amazing episode directed by Greg Nicotero. If it wasn’t clear before, it is now, these guys set and reset the high water mark for the zombie genre.
We’ve ranked our list of the returning shows we’re most eagerly anticipating… and the not-so-good ones we know we’re going to hate-watch anyway.
Dimension TV and writer Christian Torpe are developing a TV adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Mist”.
Sheriff’s Deputy Rick Grimes leads a group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies.
Sheriff’s Deputy Rick Grimes leads a group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies.
The good news is the return of Morgan. The bad news is the madman will always slit the throat of the civilized.
The Walking Dead has a lot to answer for in the season five finale.
Capital punishment isn’t okay in a civilized society, but when it comes to domestic abuse, it depends on what you do.
One hero is born and another falls to selfish treachery when the best drama on TV sets a new bar for the “standoff.
Carol replaces the boogeyman as the scariest bump in a young boy’s life and Sasha struggles with adjusting to peace.
Politicians in the zombie apocalypse make sure troops returning to civilization have jobs.
Rick uses a flare gun to make a walking dead-man-o-lantern and Glenn drive thru miles of walkers on parade.
You know things are bad when Daryl cries.
A spectacular episode, which explores the cost of living through one of the show’s most extraordinary souls.
A round-up of this week’s TV casting!
Follows sheriff’s deputy Rick Grimes who awakens from a coma to find a post-apocalyptic world dominated by flesh-eating zombies. He sets out to find his family and encounters many other survivors along the way.
