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Here’s the Super Bowl halftime preview special for AMC’s upcoming series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. It offers yet another look at what can expect from this next chapter of The Walking Dead story, which leads to the reunion of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira). This series is sure to take fans of the series on a dramatic and thrilling zombie adventure.

On a Television Critics Association panel earlier this week, Andrew Lincoln teased that he and costar Danai Gurira “watched a lot of Bridgerton” to prepare for their characters’ romance in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. It turns out the Netflix binge was Gurira’s idea, as showrunner Scott M. Gimple told The Hollywood Reporter at the show’s L.A. premiere on Tuesday. “There was so...[Read More]

Cillian Murphy first-time Oscar nominee for 'Oppenheimer,' unveils surprising revelation about '28 Days Later.' Cillian Murphy, renowned for his extensive career on stage and screen, opened up about his iconic role in the 2002 hit film, 28 Days Later. Despite the film's widespread recognition as a zombie thriller, Murphy confessed, "I wasn't too aware we were making a zombie movie, to be honest wi...[Read More]

Cillian Murphy revealed that when he landed his breakthrough role in “28 Days Later,” the actor didn’t consider it a zombie movie. Murphy, a first-time Oscar nominee for his work in “Oppenheimer,” discussed the 2002 hit film at a taping of SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s Conversations program. In the nearly 90-minute conversation, recorded in December, Murphy talks about his lengthy career on stage and scr...[Read More]

Perhaps the most intriguing thing about the news that Danny Boyle, Alex Garland and Cillian Murphy are to reunite on a long awaited threequel to the classic new wave zombie horror 28 Days Later, is that none of the above really need a career hike. When film-makers and movie stars return to the source for a belated follow-up, there is often a distinct whiff of greatest hits tour about it. Let’s get...[Read More]

In 2002, the world met a young Irish actor named Cillian Murphy in a zombie movie called 28 Days Later. It was a massive success, making 10 times its budget and catapulting director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland to fame. The movie was followed by a 2007 sequel, 28 Weeks Later, but plans for a possible 28 Months Later threequel fell through.Now the franchise is rising from the dead as 28 Year...[Read More]

The original The Walking Dead TV series lost some momentum towards the end, which was to be expected after several beloved characters (Rick, Michonne, poor freaking Jesus) left the show. Even Maggie went and came, as did Negan, and I think even viewers were willing to let the show go after eleven seasons. However, AMC has pulled off a virtual miracle with three new spinoffs featuring principal cha...[Read More]

28 Years Later, the hot package from director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland, has landed at Sony. The Culver City-based studio has come out on top after a protracted bidding war to win the rights to the sequel package to the 2002 horror classic 28 Days Later. Director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland have reunited to write and direct the sequel, which also comes with a Part 2, ...[Read More]

Martin Freeman's filmography boasts some of the most famous titles of all time — The Office, The Hobbit, and his time in the MCU, to name a few. But one of his most affecting, endearing roles is in the Australian zombie horror-drama Cargo.  Freeman plays Andy, a man who only has 48 hours get his infant daughter to safety before he succumbs to a zombie bite on his arm. Along the way he encounters T...[Read More]

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]

"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]