the walking dead

It's been common knowledge among fans of the TV series and/or the comic book for months, the most deadly villain in the story, Negan, would eventually show up for the TV viewers. Come Sunday night, in the 90-minute 'The Walking Dead' season six finale, we'll all see exactly what diabolical scenario plays out. ***SPOILERS AHEAD***

When we left off, SPOILERS!, Alexandria was overrun by the zombie herd, in other words, as they always do, things fell apart. When we left  Darryl, Abraham, and Sasha, they were stopped by a motorcycle gang who demanded they surrender and turn over everything. And although we don't see a shot of Negan, he's on the way, watch!

Did you all watch the season finale of The Walking Dead last night.   It was flipping awesome and I am already going through withdrawals knowing that we ave to wait until October to see the Rick/Morgan reunion.  But there's some good news from AMC.  The network has released its firs sneak preview of The Walking Dead's companion piece, Fear the Walking Dead.  Check this out!

Confession time, I haven't missed one episode of AMC's The Walking Dead since day one. More importantly, I always make it point to almost always watch each new episode in real time, which for our time zone is 8:00pm, Sunday nights. However, during the mid-season 5 finale which aired this past Sunday, someone (an idiot!) posted the biggest spoiler ever on the show's Facebook page before the first r

This February, heads are gonna roll!  Literally.  And I cannot wait! The Walking Dead returns to AMC on Sunday, February 9th and the new sneak-peek trailer gives us some hints about what to expect in the second half of Season 4.  Take a look.

Survivor is in the middle of its "Blood Vs. Water" season on CBS.  In fact, another episode airs tonight.  I was thinking about the show over the weekend when Nashville Kat shared this video on her Facebook page.  Have you ever tried to open a can of food without a can opener?  I haven't . . . because I've never had to.  But, as it turns out, it's not as difficult as you think.  Check ou

I've been following Comic-Con--the big convention in San Diego where actors, producers, writers, and just about anyone else connected with upcoming sc-fi, horror, or action movies or TV shows gather to meet fans and showcase premieres of previews or trailers for their upcoming projects.

First of all, I'm a huge fan of AMC's The Walking Dead, as you may know. Second, last Sunday's episode--entitled "Clear"--was the best episode, so far, since the series began. Great writing!

I am faithful to many teams.  Louisville, WKU, the Tennessee Titans (although after yesterday, maybe not so much), and the Chicago Bears I count among my favorites, but one team stands above the rest, the National League Champions, the St. Louis Cardinals.

Scary movies don't scare me, but scary TV?  That's a little different.  Leave it to the powers that be to premiere two creepy, and sometimes, bloody shows in October.  It's brilliant marketing with oh yeah Halloween just around the corner.  Not only are these series chilling, but they are really good and really fascinating to watch.

With the exception of AMC's great series "The Walking Dead," most zombie entertainment is difficult to take seriously. Even the "classic" horror film "The Night of the Living Dead" is now hard to watch without laughing. By the way, I don't consider "28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later" zombie films as some do; they're about virus outbreaks... Read M