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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live – Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info – SlashFilm
"The Walking Dead" creative chief Scott M. Gimple executive produces the new show, as do Lincoln, Gurira, Brian Bockrath, and Denise Huth (per The Hollywood Reporter). The show's co-stars (who are also its co-creators alongside Gimple) seem to be taking an active role in crafting their characters' story, as Undead Walking says that Gimple, Gurira, and Lincoln are all credited as writers of the pre...[Read More]
Netflix has a new number one movie – and it’s destined for cult status – Shortlist
Netflix has a new number one movie right now and it’s certainly one that will appeal to all those action and horror fans out there. Badland Hunters is comfortably the most-watched Netflix movie of the moment globally according to Flixpatrol, unseating Lift from the top spot. UK and US viewers need to get up to speed with this one, stat, as it’s only number 7 and number 5 in those countries respect...[Read More]
Why Walking Dead: World Beyond is important to The Ones Who Live – Undead Walking
The Walking Dead: World Beyond is one of several spinoffs of The Walking Dead series. This limited series is a coming-of-age story set in the same apocalyptic world as the main series. The story begins in the Midwest and follows a group of teens who must learn to navigate the outside world after living behind walls for most of their lives. This series has direct ties to The Walking Dead: The Ones ...[Read More]
The Walking Dead: Brandt Posts “The Ones Who Live” Audition Tape Look – Bleeding Cool News
Posted in: AMC, Preview, streaming, Trailer, TV, Walking Dead | Tagged: amc, amc plus, michonne, Rick Grimes, the ones who live, The Walking DeadLesley-Ann Brandt shared two images from her AMC's The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live audition tape for the role of Pearl Thorne.Published Sun, 28 Jan 2024 20:07:10 -0600 by Ray Flook | [embedded content]We will readily admit that Lesley-Ann Brandt pulle...[Read More]
Martin Scorsese Loved This Low-Budget Zombie Movie – IMDb
In 2012, filmmaker extraordinaire Martin Scorsese spoke with GQ about his preference for vampire movies over zombie movies. He discussed the extensive list of stories to be told about vampires due to their diversity and sexual allegory, but zombies? Not so much. That being said, there was one zombie movie that Scorsese had seen in London during the production of Hugo that "took the zombie idea to ...[Read More]