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When you're on the air for 11 seasons, people are going to feel some kind of way about your show. There's no clearer example of that than The Walking Dead. AMC's legendary series based on Robert Kirkman's eponymous graphic novel series gripped audiences throughout its decade-long run, making them love, hate, cry, laugh, revolt, and appreciate everything that went down in the post-apocalyptic world. But nothing made them feel more than the characters.

The characters are the lifeblood of The Walking Dead and its many, many spinoffs. Whether it's a noble hero who just wants to do everything they can do ensure that their loved ones survive, or a heinous villain hellbent on exact the most callous kind of revenge, the personalities that popped up throughout the Twd Universe were capable of making us feel all of the feels.

That's still incredibly clear in the Twd Universe spinoffs of today,...

While most streaming services get a bad reputation for canceling fan-favorite shows like Westworld, The Winchesters, and Mindhunter, Netflix gets it even worse for canceling fan-favorite shows in their infancy. Sometimes, fan backlash can save a show from getting canceled outright, either by it getting a smaller final season like Superman & Lois, or getting shopped to another platform. In most cases, however, the series stays dead. But that isn’t the case for The Oa.

Six years ago, the sci-fi series was unceremoniously canceled by Netflix, and fans weren’t happy. The series, co-created by Brit Marlingand Zal Batmanglij, was widely loved by fans for a gripping plot, supernatural elements, and fantastical yet grounded storytelling. Its cancellation also left fans on a major cliffhanger at the end of Season 2. But it seems that the creators are quite adamant about finishing their story as Jason Isaacs, who played antagonist Dr. Hunte,...

The Oa, the sci-fi mystery by Netflix, is one of the streamer's signature genre shows, even if it hasn't been in the spotlight lately. Created by Zal Batmanglij and Brit Marling, the latter of whom also plays the lead, The Oa was a bit polarizing with audiences upon release, but the critical reception was always good. Season 2 was very well-received too, but it surprisingly got canceled months after the premiere. Since 2019, fans have been pleading for its return, and now star Jason Isaacs has offered a promising update that will give fans something to be excited about.

"We will not let it go," Isaacs said about The Oa when talking to Jo Whiley on her podcast. As reported by Comic Book, Isaacs appeared on the podcast and addressed the Netflix fan-favorite released in 2016. Isaacs plays Hap in the show, which also features actors like Emory Cohen, Phyllis Smith, Brandon Perea,...

Fans of the acclaimed Exorcist franchise will sadly not get the highly anticipated reboot anytime soon. Originally scheduled for March 13, 2026, Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist will unfortunately be delayed, as confirmed by the filmmaker himself via Tumblr. Over a year ago, it was announced that Flanagan was writing, directing, and producing “a radical new take” on the horror sequel with the genre producer, Blumhouse, and Morgan Creek. The sequel's announcement followed David Gordon Green's 2023 film The Exorcist: Believer, which was poorly received with only negative reviews from critics.

Flanagan’s The Exorcist reboot is utterly unrelated to Believer and will provide a unique perspective for viewers. The film currently has no revised release date yet, as production hasn’t even started, according to the director. Apparently, he wants to wrap up his current Carrie project, the upcoming Prime Video series revival, before progressing with The Exorcist. In his words:...

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This June, Prime Video is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the much-anticipated streaming release of Robert Eggers‘ Nosferatu to all the beloved K-dramas coming to Prime Video next month. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Prime Video this month and have an 85% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 10 best films that are coming to Prime Video in June 2025 with an 85% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

12 Angry Men (June 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100% Credit – United Artists

12 Angry Men is a legal drama film directed by Sidney Lumet from a screenplay by Reginald Rose. Based on Reginald Rose’s 1954 television play of the same name, the 1957 film revolves around twelve men serving as jury members on a murder trial, but their prejudices and doubts get...

The second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City has brought with it new challenges for Maggie (Lauren Cohan). It is fair to say that the character has endured her fair share of woe throughout her time on the franchise. Her closest family: her father, Hershel (Scott Wilson), her husband, Glenn (Steven Yeun), and her sister, Beth (Emily Kinney), have all perished before her eyes. At the time Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) was acquainting his barbed-wire baseball bat, Lucille, with Glenn's head, Maggie was pregnant with their son, Hershel (Logan Kim). Maggie and Negan have since had to share the spotlight in Dead City, and it's been clear that she hasn't forgiven him for his actions. It is a pain that has strained Maggie's relations with her son, and seen his loyalties torn.

While Hershel might not have had the broadest impact on The Walking Dead, his role in...

On May 1, the 1995 movie Judge Dredd starring Sylvester Stallone was added to the streaming service Peacock. It's a good time to revisit this adaptation, especially as it celebrates its 30th anniversary next month. It's not the most popular adaptation of a comic book character. In fact, it's not even the most popular adaptation of 2000 Ad's iconic future cop.

But it's not completely without merit, either. While the 2012 adaptation Dredd is definitely the more popular choice, it does make the first attempt easier to accept on its own terms. In fact, while many elements didn't work (two of which in particular stand out), three things also worked surprisingly well.

What works in Judge DreddThe opening block war

The opening ten minutes of Judge Dredd are extremely effective at introducing the audience to Mega-City 1. We get a sense of just how chaotic and violent Dredd's city is and, more importantly, we learn about the Judges.

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced that it will release The Way of the Gun on 4K Ultra HD on June 17th. The action thriller starring Ryan Phillippe and Benicio del Toro was the feature directorial debut of Christopher McQuarrie, who has become the most prolific director of the Mission: Impossible franchise.

The Way of the Gun “depicts the fates of petty criminals Parker (Ryan Phillippe) and Longbaugh (Benicio Del Toro). They believe they’ve hit the jackpot when they kidnap a surrogate mother, Robin (Juliette Lewis), on the brink of delivering a wealthy couple’s child. A simple plan, a $15 million payoff…what could go wrong? Everything, it turns out. Robin is carrying the son of a ruthless gangster (Scott Wilson), who dispatches his hit men ― and grizzled righthand man (James Caan) ― to take out Parker and Longbaugh once and for all.“

You can check out the 4K Ultra HD...

Ben Stiller's dark comedy, which made over $128 million at the box office, has landed on Netflix's global chart 18 years after its release. Stiller has been a consistent comedic presence since the 1990s, starting with his sketch comedy series, The Ben Stiller Show. He went on to make guest appearances in television shows like Friends, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrested Development, and Extras, the last of which earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series.

After beginning his career in television, Stiller transitioned to film and starred in a string of successful studio comedies, including romantic comedies like There's Something About Mary and Along Came Polly, and more absurdist and satirical style comedies such as Zoolander, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, and Tropic Thunder. Since the mid-2010s, Stiller has shifted back to television, directing episodes of Severance and other shows. However, many of Stiller's...

If you were an actor in the 2010s looking for job security, "The Walking Dead" was not the show for you. The series was famous for killing major characters in a way that makes rewatching the early seasons extra depressing. You'll be enjoying a season 1 scene with Andrea (Laurie Holden), Dale (Jeffrey DeMunn), Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies), and Shane (Jon Bernthal), only to remember that not a single one of them made it past season 3. Some characters did manage to stick around for surprisingly long, like Carol (Melissa McBride) or Daryl (Norman Reedus), but most people on the show only stuck around for two or three seasons tops.

Case in point: Tyreese (Chad Coleman) was introduced midway through season 3 before being killed off halfway through season 5. Admittedly, though, casual fans didn't have much hope for Tyreese in particular, given the early seasons' suspicious tendency of killing off established Black characters...

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The Walking Dead is a post-apocalyptic horror drama series created by Frank Darabont. Based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard. The AMC series is set after a zombie apocalypse and it revolves around a group of survivors as they try their hardest to stay alive while also trying to protect themselves from other human factions who want to kill them. The Walking Dead stars Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey DeMunn, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Michael Rooker, David Morrissey, Melissa McBride, Scott Wilson, Michael Cudlitz, Emily Kinney, and Chad L. Coleman. So, if you loved the post-apocalyptic story, thrilling drama, and compelling characters in The Walking Dead, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Veteran actor Brad Dourif may have earned a reputation for playing depraved sociopaths over his extensive career, but his feature debut role of Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest earned him an Oscar nomination at the young age of 24.

A distinct voice, impressive intensity, and a dynamic range have made Dourif a bit of a chameleon, making him one of the best actors of all time whose talents often go overlooked.

From sweet, quiet roles like Billy Bibbit to the grizzled yet morally pure Doc Cochran of Deadwood, Dourif can deftly handle it all. But it’s his high-intensity style that makes him so effective in horror, above all.

While he’s semi-retired now, save for mostly voice-acting work as a certain beloved horror icon, we look back at Brad Dourif’s 10 most memorable genre roles in celebration of his birthday on March 18.

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Fringe is a sci-fi paranormal mystery thriller drama series created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci. The Fox series follows FBI Agent Olivia Dunham, who is assigned to work with mad scientist Walter Bishop and his jack-of-all-trades son Peter Bishop, to investigate cases involving fringe science. Fringe stars Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, John Noble, Lance Reddick, Kirk Acevedo, Blair Brown, Jasika Nicole, Mark Valley, and Seth Gabel. So, if you loved the mind-bending storylines, thrilling mysteries, and compelling characters in Fringe, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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The X-Files is a sci-fi mystery horror thriller drama series created by Chris Carter. The Fox series follows FBI Special Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, who investigate various cases involving paranormal phenomena. The X-Files stars David Duchovny,...

AMC's The Walking Dead was must-watch television for over a decade. The zombie/apocalypse TV series saw Rick Grimes and his merry band of survivors attempt to outlast the dangers of the undead in a world with no laws, no boundaries, and very little hope. And perhaps the scariest thing about the entire series is that, of all the threats that came their way, the most dangerous were the human ones.

It's insane to think about, but over the course of the show's 11-season run, Rick, Daryl Dixon, Carol Peletier, Maggie and Glenn Rhee, and all of the other survivors encountered some dastardly threats (some still do on the shared universe's many spinoffs). From Negan to The Commonwealth, there were dangers aplenty, but perhaps the most notorious of them all was The Governor.

The first major human threat, Phillip Blake a.k.a. The Governor, was portrayed by David Morrissey...

Bong Joon-ho’s acclaimed monster action sci-fi The Host has finally received a new streaming update. The 2006 movie was led by Cannes-winning South Korean actor Song Kang-ho, who has been Bong’s long-time collaborator on multiple movies since 1998, including the Oscar-winning black comedy thriller Parasite.

As of Feb. 1, The Host is now available to start streaming on Max, after nearly two decades since making its theatrical debut. The film follows Song’s Gang-du, who is a clumsy single father to a rebellious teenage daughter. He works as a food stand vendor on the banks of the Han River, where a terrifying creature suddenly appears. Chaos ensues, and Gang-du’s daughter gets abducted by the creature, who drags her into the river. Gang-du, along with the rest of his family, decide to rescue her despite the odds. During its theatrical run, it became one of South Korea’s high-grossing movies at the time,...

Lauren Cohan plays one of the most popular characters on The Walking Dead, and the best Maggie episodes show why she’s such a beloved presence. First introduced in The Walking Dead season 2, Maggie started the show as the sheltered yet capable daughter of the farmer, Hershel (Scott Wilson). She also immediately caught the eye of fellow fan-favorite, Glenn (Steven Yuen), and the pair’s journey to becoming a couple is still considered one of the best Twd romance arcs.

However, their relationship would be cut tragically short by the introduction of Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). While losing her husband was traumatizing for Maggie, it also marked the start of the character arc that saw her become the fearless hero of the zombie apocalypse of The Walking Dead season 11 and spinoff The Walking Dead: Dead City. The best Maggie episodes featuring some pivotal points in her character development, and each...

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By its very nature, horror is designed to disturb, provoke, and scare its audience. As such, it comes as little surprise that horror has traditionally been the genre associated with the scariest movies of all time. However, cinema has played host to a number of offerings from outside the genre that are just as terrifying as the scariest horror film, if not more so. While film fans may primarily look to the best horror movies of all time for their cinematic scares, a film's ability to terrify its audience is by no means limited to one genre.

This status quo is only compounded when the movie draws inspiration from an unbelievable true story. The fact that the horrific events being depicted by the movie in question are based in reality lends an eerie air of authenticity to proceedings, one that emphasizes the...

Justin Gaston was first introduced to daytime audiences in 2014 when he joined the show as Ben on Days of Our Lives. He then went on to play Chance on The Young and the Restless during the pandemic, filling in for Donny Boaz. He and his wife, Melissa Ordway, who recently revealed that she was on recurring status with the show, reside in Tennessee with their daughters, Olivia and Sophie. Check out the exclusive interview below, where we chat about his new Christmas single, “Wrap You Up,” — which will be out on November 29th — as well as his love of all things Christmas, his career, and life as a dad!

How It Started

Bryan: How did you first get into acting, and was it always something you wanted to pursue?

Justin: I got into acting almost by accident. Growing up in Louisiana, my real passion was music. I signed with a...

Its not uncommon for a TV show to grow creatively as it gains popularity, and the creators are given a bit more artistic freedom, especially in fantasy or sci-fi shows. To some viewers, this can feel like bait and switch, while to others this just strengthens the appeal.

In many cases, getting confusing doesnt necessarily mean that a show is too esoteric to be enjoyable, but rather that the show risked losing viewers who needed to understand every nuance. On the other hand, fans of these strange shows are further intrigued by the confusion, committing to multiple rewatches in an attempt to discover hidden meanings.

The Return of a Missing Person Is Just the Start of This Mystery The Oa (2016 2019)

Netflixs The Oa, starring and co-created by Brit Marling, is a supernatural/sci-fi mystery that begins with a young woman who has been missing for seven years returning home. The woman,...

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Through its 11-season run, The Walking Dead never shied away from killing off main characters. It started with characters like Shane (Jon Bernthal) and Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) and hit its peak with people like Hershel (Scott Wilson) and Glenn (Steven Yuen). But one death in particular came as a complete shock: that of Ricks (Andrew Lincoln) son, Carl (Chandler Riggs). With an incredible arc through the seasons, developing from a whiny child to a brave and courageous young man, it seemed like there was so much more of Carls story to tell.

However, his life was cut short when Carl perished from a bite on his torso after trying to heroically save others. He had an opportunity to say his goodbyes in one of the most heart-wrenching moments on the show. The situation...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon season 2, episode 1!The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon star Melissa McBride and director Greg Nicotero react to the season 2 premiere's major callback to The Walking Dead, alongside its meaning for Carol (McBride). During Daryl Dixon season 2, episode 1, Carol comes across a survivor named Ash (Manish Dayal) who offers her sanctuary, specifically saying she can stay in his barn for the night. This triggers a flashback to The Walking Dead season 2, episode 7, when her daughter, Sofia (Madison Lintz), walked out of Hershel's (Scott Wilson) barn as a zombie. The scene was recreated for the spinoff's season premiere.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, McBride and Nicotero spoke about recreating The Walking Dead season 2, episode 7 scene of Sofia coming out of the barn zombified for the Daryl Dixon season 2 premiere. The actor explained how, despite having input about her survivor's guilt, she was still...

When we think of monsters on this channel, most of the time its from a fictional, mythical, or legendary monster like the Mummy, Wolfman, Dracula, or Frankenstein’s Monster. On this specific show, however, a Monster can take on a whole new meaning. I joke that half of these episodes will be about reportedly true possessions and while that will probably hold fast, there is another type of monster we have discussed a few times. The guy that loosely inspired the Scream killings, Henry from Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, and today’s subject Aileen Wuornos. The movie made about her is literally called Monster and put director Patty Jenkins and star Charlize Theron, at least in terms of her being seen as an A list actor who can actually act, on the map. It’s a straightforward telling of a murderer that of course adds nuance and even...

Most fans of The Walking Dead remember Hershel Greene as the wise and venerable member of the group for the first few seasons of the show. Ever a voice of compassion, Hershel was meant to be the older character who tries to convince the group to hold on to their humanity, even at the worst of times. This attitude, unfortunately, got him killed by the Governor in Season 4 of the show, leaving a gaping hole in the group that was still felt years after the horrific event. However, it might interest fans to know that the comic book version of Hershel was far darker than his television counterpart.

This is to be expected. Comics can get away with far more gruesome things than television can, and it is this freedom that gives them their staying power. That being said, Hershel's character arc in the comics was far more depressing. Readers...

The Walking Dead is no stranger to killing off fan favorites, main characters, and just about anything that breathes. The hit post-apocalyptic series based on Robert Kirkman's graphic novel series of the same name follows a group of survivors as they try to navigate a new and dangerous world that has become overrun with flesh-eating zombies.

Jeffrey DeMunn starred in the first two seasons of the AMC series as Dale Horvath, an aging survivor who is part of Rick Grimes' original group in Atlanta. Although Dale was a fan-favorite character, he was shockingly killed off in Season 2. While not the last major character to suddenly be dispatched before his time, Dale's death was especially surprising to fans of the original graphic novels, which saw his character survive much longer. Some fans might be surprised to learn that the real reason for DeMunn's departure stems from behind-the-scenes issues, not a...

Warning: This list contains spoilers for many character deaths from popular TV shows.

TV shows have character types inherently at risk of dying, like parents and mentors, to drive plot complications. The challenge for showrunners is to make impactful character deaths, even if the audience can predict them. Some TV shows, like Game of Thrones, face the dilemma of needing to keep key characters alive for long-term arcs.

There are some deaths in TV shows that no one saw coming, and others everyone saw coming from a mile away. Certain TV character types are always in danger of being killed off because of the ways their deaths inherently drive plot complications: parents, mentors, etc. In other cases, the story might set up a character's death or even necessitate one, leading to a process of elimination where the audience determines which character the story doesn't need for future seasons.

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The cancellation of beloved TV shows like The Oa and Mindhunter can leave fans with unanswered questions and disappointment. Fans' support through campaigns and demonstrations can sometimes save a show from being canceled due to strong audience interest. Reboots and revivals of canceled TV shows like Hannibal and Gossip Girl are possible if actors, writers, and showrunners are willing to return.

When a TV show is canceled, it's normal for audience members and the show's creators to hold out hope that it might return. While some series reach their natural conclusion or have always planned to have a limited number of seasons, others are cut short before their time, leaving unanswered questions and unfinished character arcs. This can be immensely disappointing, especially if audiences have spent years becoming invested in the story, only to never discover how it ends. Fortunately, the last few years have seen an increase in the...

“The Boys” is one of the most popular superhero series worldwide, and its fourth season concluded recently on July 18, 2024. Although the initial reactions were mixed, the series gained momentum, earning Certified Fresh status and high ratings.

The fourth season featured many intriguing and surprising moments. While Victoria Neuman’s character hadn’t received much focus prior to the finale, she had a standout moment in one of the season’s most shocking scenes. Actress Claudia Doumit’s reaction to the scene has already been reported, but despite the finale’s overall praise, some fans are quite upset.

Fans of the character have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with Neuman’s arc in the Season 4 finale. They are openly criticizing the writers for inconsistency and for the way they handled the character’s demise.

To sum it up, amidst the political chaos in the Season 4 finale of “The Boys,” Victoria Neuman...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world, and its fourth season ended recently, on July 18, 2024. The initial reactions to the season were lukewarm, but the series has been picking up the pace and ended up being Certified Fresh with high ratings as well.

There have been many fascinating and surprising during the fourth season, and while we had not talked a lot about her before the finale, the character of Victoria Neuman got her 15 minutes in one of the most shocking moments in the whole season. Actress Claudia Doumit reacted to that scene, as we have reported already, but while the finale has been mostly praised, some fans are very angry.

Namely, fans of the character have been outspoken about Neuman’s character arc from the finale of Season 4 and they are openly criticizing the writers for not being consistent and for killing off...

The Boys recently aired the Season 4 finale episode, and fans have a lot to say. This has been one of the slowest seasons of the show since it premiered back in 2019. But there is yet another criticism the season has faced a lot. One that you would not connect to a show like The Boys.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan & Karl Urban in The Boys Season 4 | Amazon Prime

The writing of the season has not been on par with the previous ones. As the show is coming to an end after the next season, which will be its 5th and final, fans cannot help but wonder if the showrunners and the writers are trying to fastrack the storyline to come to an end. This is one criticism that has been faced by another very popular show – Taylor Sheridan created Yellowstone.

Yellowstone and The Boys Face Similar Criticism For Their Writing

Taylor Sheridan...

Supacell is a British superhero drama series created by Rapman. The Netflix series is getting love from all over the world, and it deserves that because it takes a lot of bold leaps and gives us a thrilling ride filled with complex characters and their interesting story. Supacell is set in South London and follows the story of a group of people who suddenly develop superpowers. The only thing that is similar to all of them is that they are all Black. Supacell stars Tosin Cole in the lead role, with Nadine Mills, Adelayo Adedayo, Josh Tedeku, Calvin Demba, Eric Kofi-Abrefa, and Giacomo Mancini starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the mystery, thrill, and superhero elements in Supacell, here are some similar shows you could watch next.

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Misfits is a British superhero comedy-drama series created by Howard Overman. The E4 series follows the story of...

Jon Bernthal, known for his tough on-screen roles, admitted he wept after leaving the ABC post-apocalyptic drama The Walking Dead. Throughout its run, the show featured a variety of characters, including Bernthal’s unstable, merciless, and lovestruck Shane Walsh, a character who appeared in the first two seasons before being killed by Rick Grimes.

A still from The Walking Dead | Credit: AMC

The 47-year-old actor reflected on his departure as he candidly revealed instead of saying goodbye directly, he took a different approach to wrap up his time, which made him realize how much he valued the show and the people he worked with.

Jon Bernthal’s Candid Reflection on His Exit From The Walking Dead

After making his acting debut in the early 2000s, Jon Bernthal gained recognition portraying the role of Shane Walsh in The Walking Dead. In a conversation with Conan O’Brien, the actor reflected on finally...

The Walking Dead had some surprising moments that made viewers quit the show. Controversial character deaths, including Lori and Andrea's, were polarizing for fans. Major events like the return of the Governor and Rick's exit led some viewers to stop watching.

The Walking Dead was one of the most successful TV shows ever, but some moments were too much for viewers. The Walking Dead ran for 11 seasons from 2010 to 2022. For a show that utilized time jumps, some storylines moved painstakingly slowly and had a tedious resolution. Other developments were controversial because of the impact they had on major characters.

With massive viewership in its earlier seasons, many episodes after big events suffered from notably lower numbers than usual. While some of these viewers would eventually return, even lasting to The Walking Dead series finale, others had their fill earlier, with one moment causing them to quit the show for good.

The Walking Dead featured a multitude of characters through its 11-season run, including those who appeared in the comics and some who were unique to the show. The best fan favorites were beloved for many reasons, but usually for their impact on the story as well as each other's character arcs.

Interestingly, some were beloved by fans because of their heroism, while others were admired because of how compelling they were as a season’s antagonist. As the core group of survivors grew and changed from season to season, a few long-running and even new characters emerged as the ones fans loved the most.

Updated on April 6, 2023 by Michael Colwander: Rick Grimes and Michonne have just made their long-awaited return in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. With Maggie and Negan starring in Dead City and Daryl and Carol starring in Daryl Dixon, many fan-favorite characters have seen extended...

The season of the very first sign of the zodiac is here, and that’s exactly why being a leader comes so easy for Aries folks.

And that’s no joke, Aries really don’t know what else to be but a boss, CEO or innovator, because they’d rather play by their own rules. They march to the beat of their own drum and rarely ever need anyone to play backup instrumentals. Their charm, playful personality and great sense of humor make up for their impulsiveness and sometimes hot-temper, and there’s absolutely no other sign who will keep it all the way real with you like an Aries does, even if it’s something you don’t want to hear. They tell it like it is, as dishonesty goes against their entire m.o.

As ambitious as they are — known for being some of the greatest to ever...

Chloe Grace Moretz would be an ideal candidate for Abigail due to her experience in playing rebellious and action-packed characters. Chris Evans could play Alex in a Stardew Valley live-action movie, given his history of portraying sport-focused characters. Kristen Schaal's ability to play quirky and humorous characters makes her a great choice for portraying Caroline in a live-action film.

Hit video game Stardew Valley has generated plenty of speculation recently that it'll receive a live-action movie, leaving many to ponder over an appropriate cast. Created by ConcernedApe, Stardew Valley is an addictive farming simulation game that allows players to build up their own farm, fight in the mines, and befriend or even marry villagers. Stardew Valley's NPCs are so beloved by the gaming community that it's important to nail casting.

In recent years, video game movie adaptations have become increasingly popular. For example, The Super Mario Bros. Movie did...

Bodies is a British sci-fi murder-mystery series created by Paul Tomalin. Based on the DC Vertigo comic and graphic novel of the same name written by Si Spencer, and illustrated by Dean Ormston, Tula Lotay, Meghan Hetrick, and Phil Winsdale. The Netflix series follows four different detectives in four different periods trying to solve the same murder in London. Bodies stars Stephen Graham, Amaka Okafor, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Shira Haas, Kyle Soller, Tom Mothersdale, and Synnove Karlsen. So, if you loved the Netflix series here are some similar shows you could watch next.

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Altered Carbon is a high-concept sci-fi series created by Laeta Kalogridis, but at the heart of the first season of this series is a murder mystery which should be interesting for the fans of Bodies. Based on a 2002 cyberpunk novel of the same name by Richard K. Morgan, the Netflix series is set...

Carl Grimes was a key player in the comic version of The Walking Dead. In the TV show, Carl, while important, made a distinct shift in his narrative that changed the franchise's trajectory. Due to many elements, it was evident from the start that The Walking Dead's comic version of Carl was much more important.

The Walking Dead as a franchise has done remarkable things with a genre that had otherwise been used a thousand times over. It reinvigorated the idea of the zombie apocalypse by focusing not on the shambling hoards of undead (though they are still a major part of the story), but the humans who managed to survive them. This included how these individual characters chose to survive, what that did to them, and how they ultimately overcame or succumbed to the bleak world they now found themselves in. It's unsurprising then that the comic went...

This story contains Spoilers from the series premiere of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

Actor Craig Tate discusses his role in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

In the highly anticipated premiere of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, fans were awaiting the return of Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) to The Walking Dead franchise. However, another character stole the spotlight with a surprising entrance and swift exit in the same episode: newcomer Craig Tate as his character, Okafor. Speaking to ComicBook.com, Tate discussed his brief but memorable role in the show.

Related 'It Can Go On Forever': The Walking Dead Boss Sees No End to the Franchise The Walking Dead boss Scott Gimple comments on how long the franchise could potentially go on.

On hoping he might stick around longer, Tate said, "It was already inside the script and throughout the two months of filming, there...

Andrew Lincoln is thrilled to return as Rick Grimes for a new Walking Dead spinoff series, but he only wishes that Scott Wilson could be there to join him.

In the original Walking Dead series, Scott Wilson memorably played Hershel Greene in the show's earlier seasons. Sadly, the beloved actor passed away in 2018 at the age of 76. While addressing the imminent premiere of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live with ComicBook.com, Andrew Lincoln took a moment to remember Wilson. He said how much he wishes Wilson were still around to see the new series, going on to dedicate the new show to his late friend and others like him who are no longer with us.

Related 'A Really Lovely Thing': The Walking Dead Star Reacts to Setting Franchise Record The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live star reacts to setting an unexpected record for the franchise.

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Andrew Lincoln pays tribute to Scott Wilson, reflecting on the impact of his character Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead. Hershel evolves from an idealist to a hopeless man to a fatherly figure, influencing Rick's development as a leader. Wilson's legacy lives on in The Walking Dead franchise, shaping characters like Rick in The Ones Who Live spinoff.

Ahead of the premiere of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, Andrew Lincoln pays tribute to the late Scott Wilson, who played a key role in early seasons of the original show. Wilson played Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead seasons 2 through 4, a farmer and former veterinarian that offers Rick Grimes' group sanctuary. He later joins the group and becomes a central figure in their temporary prison home, becoming a voice of reason for other members.

Speaking with Comicbook.com, Lincoln paid tribute to Wilson ahead of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live's release.

Scott M. Gimple, the co-creator of the new “The Walking Dead” spin-off series “The Ones Who Live,” said he hopes to be able to reunite beloved franchise characters like Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), Michonne (Danai Gurira), Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), Negan Smith (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) in an epic series crossover.

“There are so many things with this universe that I plan and put together, but I also know that God laughs, and you have to pivot to something else,” Gimple said. “I absolutely have been working towards that and hoping towards that, but we’ll see what happens. It might be a version of it that no one expects.”

Gimple revealed his coveted, long-term franchise goals at the spin-off’s premiere at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Los Angeles. Series leads Lincoln, Gurira, Lesley-Ann Brandt (“Lucifer”), Terry O’Quinn (“Lost”) and Craig Tate (“Snowfall”) joined Gimple at the red-carpet event.

The Greene farm in season 2 of The Walking Dead provided a moment of safety and hope before it was destroyed by a zombie horde. Hershel, Maggie's father, played a key role in treating gunshot wounds and became a mentor to Rick before being killed by The Governor. Glenn, Maggie's husband, evolved from a naive survivor to a fan-favorite character who was controversially killed by Negan, leaving Maggie devastated.

While their numbers certainly decreased over various seasons of The Walking Dead, Maggie (Lauren Cohen) has a big family tree. The second season of AMC's zombie opus is often considered one of the worst, due to the lack of action and the fact most of it is spent hanging around a farm. While this was the result of budget cuts, in hindsight this pitstop paid off in future seasons. It was the last moment the survivors felt truly safe and there...

Brit Marling is hopeful for a season 3 of The Oa despite its cancellation, and believes the show could continue if the right conditions and circumstances arise. Marling was deeply hurt when the show got canceled and explained that there was a shift in the model of the business, causing some shows to fall through the gaps. Marling and Zal Batmanglij, the co-creators, don't own the rights to The Oa, but they often discuss the possibility of its return and believe that it could come back in the future.

The Oa co-creator Brit Marling reveals that she’s hopeful for a season 3 of the mystery drama show following its cancellation. Featuring a brilliant cast of Marling herself alongside other names like Emory Cohen, Phyllis Smith, Alice Krige, Patrick Gibson, Scott Wilson, Brandon Perea and Sharon Van Etten, the Netflix original follows Prairie Johnson, a young blind lady who mysteriously disappeared but...

ER doctor Jordan Wagner examines Glenn's brutal death scene in The Walking Dead season 7, explaining the various stages of the attack and how survivable they are. Dr. Wagner addresses how someone's eye bulging out would be dealt with in an ER, as well as substantial skull fractures. Glenn's death remains especially controversial in The Walking Dead due to its shock value and overly-gory presentation.

An ER doctor examines Glenn's The Walking Dead season 7 death scene, breaking down the medical repercussions of different elements of the brutal baseball bat attack. Based on the comic books by Robert Kirkman, the hit zombie apocalypse drama first aired on AMC in 2010. The Walking Dead came to an end last year, with countless characters dying over the course of the show's 11 seasons. The death of Steven Yeun's Glenn in season 7, however, remains one of the show's most brutal.

In a recent video shared by Doctor ER on YouTube,...

The episode of Revisited covering The Exorcist III was Written and Edited by Ric Solomon, Narrated by Kier Gomes, Produced by Tyler Nichols and John Fallon, and Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.

In 1973 William Friedkin unleashed his iconic horror film The Exorcist upon the masses. Since its release, it has been widely regarded as one of the most influential and iconic horror films of all time and would go on to have a huge cultural impact. It tapped into primal fears and because of its powerful storytelling, was able to captivate and terrify audiences. I think its safe to say this secured its status as a timeless horror classic. But we’re not here to discuss a movie that has been dissected, overanalyzed, added to most people’s Top 4 films on Letterboxd and reviewed by everyone and their mothers. No, in this episode we want to talk about the “true sequel” to this iconic film…...

It’s time for a new episode of the Real Slashers video series, and with this one we’re looking back at a 2006 release that has built up a solid cult following, but still hasn’t drawn in as many fans as it deserves. The movie is Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (watch it Here), and you can find out all about it by watching the video embedded above!

Directed by Scott Glosserman from a screenplay he wrote with David J. Stieve, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon has the following synopsis: You know legendary maniacs Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and Freddy Krueger. Now meet Leslie Vernon, the next great psycho-slasher. Vernon, a good-natured killing machine, invites a documentary film crew to follow him as he reminisces with his murder mentor, evades his psychiatrist/nemesis, deconstructs Freudian symbolism, and meticulously plots his upcoming slaughter spree.

A few years ago, director Oliver Harper made a documentary called In Search of the Last Action Heroes, which was described as “a comprehensive retrospective of the ’80s and ’90s action film genre.” One of the people interviewed for that documentary was screenwriter Steven E. de Souza, who was a major contributor to the action genre in those decades, working on the likes of 48 Hrs., Commando, The Running Man, Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Hudson Hawk, Ricochet, Beverly Hills Cop III, and Street Fighter, among others… with one of the others being the much-maligned Sylvester Stallone comic book movie Judge Dredd. In a moment that didn’t make it into the final cut of In Search of the Last Action Heroes, de Souza discussed the issues that Judge Dredd ran into, including bad marketing and a struggle to secure an R rating. Harper has been kind enough to share that deleted scene online,...

The episode of Revisited covering The Ninth Configuration was Written by Matthew Pejkovic, Narrated by Kier Gomes, Edited by Jaime Vasquez, Produced by Lance Vlcek and John Fallon, and Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.

For many people the name William Peter Blatty will forever be linked to The Exorcist, the best-selling 1971 novel penned by Blatty that tells the story of a demonically possessed 11-year-old girl and the two priests who attempt to save her. Blatty would go on to adapt his novel for the 1973 feature film of the same name which, under the direction of William Friedkin, would enrich itself in the history of cinema as one of best horror movies ever made, in the process winning Blatty an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. Blatty’s presence as a filmmaker, though, wouldn’t be felt until the release of The Ninth Configuration (watch it Here), an adaptation of Blatty’s...

The true crime fascination in the public has evolved into countless podcasts and docu-series, but the best true-crime movies have been telling these stories for a long time Over the years, certain real-life stories have played out in such a way that it is actually exciting for people to learn about. Not only is it educational, but viewers can get introduced to a whole new way of thinking and problem-solving. While the real-life excitement of the story can be what draws an audience in, some movies manage to capture the drama and stakes much better than others do.

Movies like Zodiac take very fact-based approaches to exploring real-life murders just as they happened. Other movies simply take inspiration from these chilling true stories and create something quite new, such as The Silence of the Lambs. Among the best true-crime movies, there are some that audiences might never have known had...

It was announced today that controversial actor Robert Blake has died at the age of 89. His niece, Noreen Austin, confirmed that he died at his Los Angeles home after a longtime battle with heart disease. Blake was best known for his roles in Richard Brooks’ adaptation of Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, David Lynch’s Lost Highway, and for starring in the 1970s detective series Baretta.

Robert Blake got his start as a child actor, appearing as Mickey in forty installments of MGM’s Our Gang short films. He also played Little Beaver in twenty-three installments of the Red Ryder film series. He also appeared in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre as a young Mexican boy who sells a lottery ticket to Humphrey Bogart. Although many child actors can’t transition to adult roles, Blake managed to pull it off. His biggest break came with In Cold Blood,...