Monthly Archives: August 2010

Just found out from Nerdist that a high-quality version of The Walking Dead trailer is finally up (see below). Also, the AMC blog has revealed that The Walking Dead will premiere on Halloween night, Sun., Oct. 31 at 10PM/9C. And … Continue reading →

Just saw The Walking Dead motion comic that AMC recently released. It’s better than I expected. I haven’t really cared for the other motion comics I’ve seen recently—Brian Michael Bendis’ Spider-Woman and Joss Whedon’s Astonishing X-Men. They’re stiff and weirdly … Continue reading →

In a Digitalspy.com article, Andrew Lincoln, star of AMC’s The Walking Dead, said that showrunner Frank Darabont would conceal plot twists from the actors so they’d be genuinely scared while filming. I think that’s fantastic! How funny. When the show … Continue reading →

Another episode in the can! In this installment we cover the latest news and interviews about AMC’s The Walking Dead, and we review director/showrunner Frank Darabont’s bleak and desolate 2007 horror flick The Mist and HBO’s killer vampire series True … Continue reading →

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AMC posted this quiz all about The Walking Dead comic book. Kinda fun if you’re a fan of the comic. I got an 80%. Never could keep track of all Hershel’s kids.

Here’s a decently shot version of the preview footage that was shown at Comic-Con: Seeing it in its full-screen, high-def glory at Comic Con was a lot more impactful, but I still dig the preview even shown like this. Partly … Continue reading →

Opinions, reactions, and favorite zombie sounds from enthusiastic TWD fans at Comic-Con 2010: And here’s a short but sweet bit from The Walking Dead creator, Robert Kirkman: We also played these in our second episode of The Walking Deadcast podcast … Continue reading →

We’re having some technical problems with iTunes. The Walking Deadcast should be back in the iTunes Store by Monday. In the meantime, you can get our latest episode here. Update: It’s Tuesday and it’s still not up. Waiting on Apple … Continue reading →