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“Sometimes dead is bett-ah” – Fred Gwynne, “Pet Sematary” That classic line haunts the most unconventional zombie film in years. “Handling the Undead” ditches the shambling walks and brain-eating tics we expect from the genre. The undead here are vacant and still, harmless shells of their former selves. Or are they? Norwegian director Thea Hvistendahl teases that question without the histrionics w...[Read More]

The level of acting expected in this type of production is fairly low, but the performances in Alien Dead place that bar directly on the ground. But even films with the worst acting can still make for a fun watch if there are interesting storylines, intriguing characters, and passable cinematography. Alien Dead lacks these attributes, too, and drops the film into a category that only the most die-...[Read More]

Image Source : IMDB Zombie Apocalypse films As soon as the weekend hits, the first thing that comes to our mind is, switching on AC, cosying up on the bed and watching a movie to your heart's content. But what if you had the option of watching the zombie apocalypse film? Let's take a look at a few of the films that will send shivers down your spine.

Like many, I had to remove myself from The Walking Dead’s viewership around the time Negan took his bat to the heads of two long-running characters whose identities and deaths had been relentlessly teased by producers all through the sixth series, and even slightly into the seventh. What had been increasingly obvious for a long time became unignorable: this was a show that had long ago abandoned a...[Read More]

The Walking Dead franchise on AMC caught my attention for the first time in almost a decade with The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Lived.Recommended Videos No, it wasn’t the hot romance between Michonne (Danai Gurira) and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), though that ultimately contributed to my enjoyment of the series, as it was refreshing to see able-bodied Michonne stick by her man. (Honestly, George ...[Read More]

Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5. If you're not yet up to date with the show, and don't want to know anything that happens, turn back now!In The Walking Dead universe, main characters dying isn't something that's out of the ordinary, so it should come as no surprise to fans that the latest spin-off The Ones Who Live sees a longtime figure fr...[Read More]

Today, fans of The Walking Dead will find out exactly what happened to Rick Grimes, the stoical police officer-turned zombie slayer (played by Andrew Lincoln) who was last seen blowing up a bridge at the end of season 9 of the hit drama.The Walking Dead: the Ones Who Live premieres on Sky today, and it’s a sign that zombies still mean big business. The Walking Dead itself has spawned a number of s...[Read More]

Today, fans of The Walking Dead will find out exactly what happened to Rick Grimes, the stoical police officer-turned zombie slayer (played by Andrew Lincoln) who was last seen blowing up a bridge at the end of season 9 of the hit drama. The Walking Dead: the Ones Who Live premieres on Sky today, and it’s a sign that zombies still mean big business. The Walking Dead itself has spawned a number of ...[Read More]

Reviews Katie Rife May 31, 2024 Tweet Zombies don’t have to be fast. It’s a fun novelty sometimes, sure. But the essence of zombies as a horror subgenre is best expressed as a feeling of creeping dread, the idea that something horrible is coming and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. Executed properly, the slowness can actually enhance the terror, letting ...[Read More]

Ever since an injured Rick Grimes was carried off in a Civic Republic Military helicopter as an unknowing, devastated Michonne bawled her eyes out over his suspected death, The Walking Dead fans have been itching for the apocalypse-surviving lovers to reunite. New spin-off The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live finally sees that happen – and actor Danai Gurira was just as desperate for it as longtime...[Read More]

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who LiveSky Atlantic/NowThe SympathizerSky Atlantic/NowEricNetflixYou think they can’t go on, now all life has left them, but they do. Rotted, degraded, senseless, clawing at us with fingers of yellowing bone. On they come, relentlessly, forever and ever. I refer, of course, to spin-offs from the zombie series The Walking Dead.You know the show? If not, wow, but it’s the...[Read More]