Wednesday, Dec 12, 2012 4:41 PM UTC
Too many severed limbs, too many rotting corpses
"The Walking Dead" and "American Horror Story" are too grisly to bear. Will TV viewers stomach "The Following"?
"The Walking Dead" and "American Horror Story" are too grisly to bear. Will TV viewers stomach "The Following"?
Graphic novelist Robert Kirkman tells Salon that though the strip and show are very different, it's better that way
Is our fear of a total global meltdown our new favorite source of entertainment?
The post-apocalypse looks too familiar: White men rule, men of color are invisible -- and women are to be protected
The new season offers a lot more of the same, but still manages to sneak in a few scenes of elegiac poignancy
Robert Kirkman heard fans' howls about Season 2 being dull, and promises to bring the action starting Sunday
AMC's zombie show has craft and atmosphere; if only the characters weren't so insufferably earnest and dense
When AMC's zombie show dramatizes its pulpy predicaments, it's riveting; when the characters talk, it's awful VIDEO
Suspense, atmosphere, gore: This series is aces in every department but one -- the characters are obvious and dull
AMC's zombie series returns for season two tonight, already more powerful than the long-running comic it's based on
Today's catch: Angus T. Jones misses Charlie Sheen, a fun celebrity art game, and Kathie Lee picks up a new meme
Why would Frank Darabont abandon his hit zombie series midway through shooting?
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