The cast of The Walking Dead: Dead City arrived at the Tribeca Film Festival this week for the world premier.
I am not the first one to admit that the idea of Negan and Maggie being paired up for a Walking Dead spinoff is farfetched due to the circumstances of Glenn’s death. After watching The Walking Dead: Dead City’s first season, I came away feeling this was one of the best franchise decisions to date.
This week’s Fear The Walking Dead went beyond stupidity that it made an episode of the previous season look like a masterpiece by comparison.
Fear The Walking Dead took us a trip down memory lane as Morgan went back to his old neighborhood for the first time in nearly a decade.
This week’s Fear The Walking Dead is all about June!
Back at Wonder Con, Fear The Walking Dead premiered its trailer of the final season at the show. The cast and showrunners also shared details on what to expect with the story along with a sneak peak of the first episode.
There is no doubt that I could not comprehend the mess of Fear The Walking Dead’s seventh season that amounted to nothing. The payoff to that supposed “war” between Strand and Alicia gave us one of the worst episodes in the series last year and I’ve had it up to here with its awful storytelling.
Tribeca Film Festival announced their lineup for the select television shows that will premiere at the event. One of them is the long awaited The Walking Dead: Dead City.
On Saturday, AMC’s The Walking Dead: Dead City and Fear The Walking Dead took the stage at Wonder Con in Anaheim, CA.
In recent years, there has been several attempts to adapt video game franchises into television series. Some were ranged to above average to just bad. HBO’s The Last of Us is on the road to break that curse and set the standard of how video games are rightfully adapted on television.