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Dead in the Water: 'The Walking Dead' Star Reveals Why It Will Never Cross Over With 'Fear the Walking Dead'
While one show about a rambling #zombie apocalypse would normally be enough for any network, it certainly hasn't stopped AMC from ruling from beyond the grave with both #TheWalkingDead and official spin-off #FearTheWalkingDead. As the main show readies its baseball bat for Season 8, its sister show has found itself a little lost at sea with the nautical adventure about the zombie outbreak.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
Guys And Dolls: Playtime Isn't Over Yet In 'Cult Of Chucky' Trailer
Don't close the toy box just yet — iconic horror legend Chucky is back for more murder and mayhem. Charting the death and resurrection of serial killer Charles Lee Ray, Chucky has had us hiding behind the sofa for nearly 30 years, and his latest killing spree shows no sign of slowing down. The tiny terror returns for his seventh installment when Cult of Chucky gets a direct-to-video release in October this year.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
Going Bumps In The Night: R.L. Stine Reveals Which 'Goosebumps' Story Was Too Scary For Kids
The immortal words, "Beware, you're in for a scare," will forever be etched onto the minds of Goosebumps fans everywhere. The brainchild of author R.L. Stine, Goosebumps was basically The Twilight Zone for kids. With living dummies, possessed cameras, and murderous piano teachers, the books were dripping with OTT cheese where nothing was quite what it seemed.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
A Man, A Plan, A Jar Of Pickles: AMC Teases Eugene's Loyalty With Cryptic 'The Walking Dead' Post
Alongside the question of how he keeps that mullet so manageable, the allegiance of Josh McDermitt's Eugene Porter is one of the biggest mysteries currently on AMC's The Walking Dead. Our pickle-loving genius currently finds himself wielding a double-edged sword of loyalty and lies. Although he is firmly in Camp Negan as the Savior's left-hand man, Season 7 of the #zombie apocalypse also closed with #JeffreyDeanMorgan's character questioning those closest to him.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
Down in the Dumps-ter: 'The Walking Dead' Star Regrets Glenn's Dumpster Scene
There is no denying that AMC's #TheWalkingDead sure knows how to go for the jugular with a shock death, a skill that the show has recently excelled at by hitting us where it hurts. For seven seasons we idolized #StevenYeun's portrayal of Glenn Rhee, the plucky delivery boy who became a staple of #RobertKirkman's zombie apocalypse. However, with Glenn having his brains turned to mashed potato in the Season 7 premiere, it seems that he tried to dodge death one too many times.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
3 Moments Taken Directly From the Walking Dead Comics
Tonight's episode of The Walking Dead was surely one that'll be talked about, especially for fans of both the comics and the television series. In "Sing Me A Song," we get to see Carl and Negan bonding under strange circumstances. The two meet unexpectedly when Carl is found to be hiding in one of Negan's vans returning from Alexandria. Most fans would assume that Carl being found would immediately lead to Negan killing him, but that's not how tonight's episode of The Walking Dead played out.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Horror
Blood Typecast: Fan-Favorite Actors From 'True Blood' And 'The Vampire Diaries' Are Coming To 'Midnight, Texas'
Fans of #CharlaineHarris' Midnight, Texas book series have been awaiting the arrival of the TV series since NBC picked it up last year. With the premiere set for July 24, NBC released early stills from the set, showing two familiar faces.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Horror
Alphabetti Spaghetti: 'The Walking Dead' Star Responds to Major Fan Theory About Her Character
While AMC's #TheWalkingDead is still trying to recover from another season of murder and massacres, fans are hungrily awaiting the arrival of Season 8. As we wade through the various shards of brain and skull matter that #JeffreyDeanMorgan's Negan left behind in Season 7, some are already looking ahead to the show's next Big Bad.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
Is 'Split' Scary? The 10 Most Shocking Moments From M. Night Shyamalan's Horror
I have trouble dealing with one personality, let alone 24, but James McAvoy seems to be winning over critics in M. Night Shyamalan's latest blockbuster. Billed as a psychological thriller akin to the rest of Shyamalan's work, Split has thrown its hat into the ring as one of 2017's best horrors; all that and it only came out in January. In a year of resurrecting Jigsaw, chestbursting xenomorphs, and another round of Child's Play, how does #Split bring home the bacon in the #horror stakes?
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror
How Does This New Group Alter the Timeline of Events Going Forward on the Walking Dead?
Last night's episode of The Walking Dead introduced us to something we weren't expecting. That's not to say there weren't signs of what was to come earlier on, it's just amazing how this small variation has completely changed the timeline of events set to take place during Season 7 and Season 8.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Horror
The Walking Dead Comics Foreshadow Carl's Budding Friendship with Negan in Season 7
If you've been following along with the current episodes of #TheWalkingDead, you know last week's episode "Go-Getters" wasn't as thrilling as previous episodes this season — but the episode did depict Carl heading out on a solo mission to assassinate #Negan. The scene was placed towards the conclusion of the episode, which foreshadowed Carl's excursion to Negan's Sanctuary in the following one. Carl was also seen accompanied by Jesus, who was on his own recon mission for Sasha. The two met unexpectedly in the back of Negan's van, and they'll likely have an interesting existential debate during "Swear."
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Horror
Not Fred And Buried Yet: Robert Englund Returns For Elm Street Documentary Trailer
Away from Chucky, chainsaws, and Crystal Lake, one name sticks out in horror for haunting our nightmares since 1984. With the eerie voices of little girls singing nursery rhymes in your ears, horror legend #RobertEnglund is back as Freddy Krueger for one more spin in the makeup chair. No, sadly this isn't another A Nightmare On Elm Street film, but it is about as close as we are ever going to get.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Horror