the walking dead

This Sunday's latest episode of 'The Walking Dead' "When the Dead Come Knocking" looks to be the most exciting of the season to date, now that the prison and Woodbury stories have finally overlapped.  We've been wondering how the villainous Governor and his pal Merle might try to extract information from their new captives, but will AMC use some of the darker scenes from the comic books?

With only two episodes left until 'The Walking Dead' takes a mid-season break until 2013, the AMC zombie-killer drama will begin to move at an even more breakneck speed, if that were possible.  Both Woodbury and the prison are about to collide in a major way, but whose loyalties will be tested?  Will Michonne see anything different about the increasingly unstable Rick?  Will Glenn or Maggie crack

For all the gloom and doom of the recent 'Walking Dead' episodes, full of heartbreaking character deaths, isn't about time someone found a bit of happiness?  Even if that happiness might be soul-shatteringly awkward for fans of the comic book series?  Looks like we're about to find out, as a new clip from the next all-new 'The Walking Dead' episode "Hounded" confirms a long-hinted romanc

As if the point hadn't been hammered into our skulls a dozen or so times by now (in some cases literally), death might come for anyone on AMC's 'The Walking Dead.' This past Sunday saw two major unexpected deaths hanging a dark cloud over the series, but one idea yet to be explored has been the resurrection of dead characters via flashback, or even dream sequences. Given the traumatizing events of

Around Halloween we all hear our fair share of zombie tales, but this one is true. Formally known as Cotard's Syndrome, the Walking Dead Syndrome is almost exactly what you think it might be. People walking around thinking they are actually dead. Real live living zombies!!

Even hours later, we're still reeling from last night's season 3 premiere of 'The Walking Dead,' "Seed." We won't go into any tremendous spoilers just yet, but it's safe to say that Rick Grimes and the other survivors will still have plenty of problems on their plate, even after making a new home in the ominous prison facility. Next week's "Sick" will deal with the fallout of t

It's hard to believe that the time is nearly upon us, and 'The Walking Dead' will shamble out the first episode of season 3 with Sunday's premiere "Seed."  And as glad as we'll be to have 'The Walking Dead' back, we'll also remain on constant edge that our favorite characters will bite the big one, or rather be bitten by a big one.  Show-runner Glen Mazzara certainly isn't going to pull

We make no secret of our unabashed love for AMC's zombie-killing thriller 'The Walking Dead.'  From the books on which it takes its base, to the series marathon leading up to season 3's October 14 premiere, we'd call ourselves zombie lovers if it didn't sound so dangerously close to necrophilia.  So as the new season approaches, it's about time for a bad-ass new trailer, don't you think?  We certa

Uh-oh.  It's starting to look like that time!  We're only weeks away from October 14 and the third season premiere of AMC's zombie smash 'The Walking Dead,' which means that press screeners are on their way to critics (spoiler alert: we loved them), and AMC is gearing up for the release  with official episode descriptions of the first few weeks.   So with the official synopsis of 'The Walking Dead

The fall TV season might be in full swing, but fans won't be fully satisfied until October 14, when TV's biggest monster hit returns for its third season, AMC's 'The Walking Dead'! But while we know the third season will contain 16 total episodes, like the current season of 'Breaking Bad' but divided over less time, what's the holdup from AMC in greenlighting a fourth season already? Is there any