Posted on Tuesday, October 25th, 2011 by David Chen
This week, Dave Chen, Devindra Hardawar and Adam Quigley chat about the fall of Netflix, enjoy the listlessness of The Trip, debate the impressiveness of The Last Exorcism, and try to figure out who would pay $60 for Tower Heist. Special guest Matt Patches joins us from Hollywood.com.
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The second season of The Walking Dead is only two episodes old, and the characters have yet to desert the primary location of those episodes, but AMC has already seen enough. The cable station just renewed the zombie smash hit for a third season. The full details are after the jump. Read More »
The king of the zombies, George Romero, is at it again but there will be no night, dawn, day, land, diary or survival for the dead this time. This time, he’s cutting them up. Romero is currently writing an adaptation of a 2011 book The Zombie Autopsies: Secret Notebooks from the Apocalypse by Steven C. Schlozman which is about shocking revelations when a group of scientists perform autopsies on zombies following a zombie apocalypse.
Read more about that, as well as Romero’s thoughts on The Walking Dead and more, after the break. Read More »
Posted on Wednesday, October 12th, 2011 by Angie Han
We bring nothing but good tidings in this edition of TV Bits, which is all about giving you more of shows you love. After the jump, read about:
- Renewals for Boardwalk Empire, Haven, and The Simpsons
- A webisode prequel to The Walking Dead
- Not one, but two new villains for Raylan Givens on Justified
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Posted on Friday, October 7th, 2011 by Angie Han
Most of you seem to be pretty big fans of The Walking Dead already, but if you’re among the few who’ve yet to get around to checking it out, now’s your chance. Netflix and AMC have just signed a deal to bring the zombie drama to Netflix instant video starting today, which means you have a little over a week to catch up on the six-episode first season. More details after the jump.
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On a regular basis, /Film posts t-shirts, videos and photos the poke fun at the popular culture we love. These things can be cute, seem novel, but parodying pop culture is far from a new practice. Mad Magazine has been giving pop culture the business for almost 60 years and continues to do so today. Its mascot, Alfred E. Newman, is a cultural icon in his own right and many of the stars and properties we know and love consider it a badge of honor for Mad to notice them and make them look stupid.
The latest property to get the Mad Magazine badge of dishonor is the hit AMC show The Walking Dead and in advance of Mad’s panel on October 16 at New York Comic-Con, we’re proud to exclusively premiere the cover of their December 2011 issue featuring that show. Check out the full version after the jump. Read More »
After what feels like forever, The Walking Dead is finally coming back to AMC on October 16. Of course, it comes at the expense of the unbelievably awesome Breaking Bad, whose fourth season finale is the week prior, but Sunday night zombies are a pretty nice consolation for Sunday night meth.
AMC is starting to promote the hell out of their biggest hit making its triumphant (we hope) return for a full season after the short first one and two new promos reveal that, this year, things get way more violent and way more upsetting. Sounds good to me. Check them out after the jump. Read More »
Posted on Thursday, September 29th, 2011 by Angie Han
As we get closer and closer to the Season 2 premiere date, the promos for AMC’s zombie drama The Walking Dead get more and more revealing. With about two and a half weeks to go, a new 90-second trailer has been unveiled which offers the best look yet at the upcoming season.
The zombies are still after Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and company, obviously, but just as worrisome is what the survivors are up to when they’re not busy fighting zombies — they’re picking fights with each other and threatening to split off from the group. Watch the trailer after the jump.
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