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War movies have always been a controversial topic in Hollywood, particularly due to the politics surrounding them. Most filmmakers tend to stay away from them, while others try to stick to World War I or World War II-related films. The post-WW2 war movies mostly deal with the American soldiers fighting the wars in other countries, which is a controversial topic in itself.

Over the years, filmmakers have tackled topics like the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, the war on drugs in the bordering countries, and the presence of the US forces in Afghanistan. These films often explore the moral ambiguity and the dehumanizing nature of such wars. Some films explore the physical and mental toll that wars have on the soldiers. Here are some of the best films tackling these issues.

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Seth Gilliam, who may be best known for playing Father Gabriel in multiple seasons of The Walking Dead, and Sonja O’Hara, who received an Emmy nomination for her work on the limited series Doomsday, have teamed up to star in a short film called Stakeout – and Deadline reports that it has already been decided that Stakeout will be receiving the feature expansion treatment, with Gilliam and O’Hara reprising their roles for the longer version of the story.

Directed by Micah Khan, who wrote the screenplay with Victoria Diana and David Wappel, Stakeout is described as a paranormal crime thriller. The film will follow a pair of detectives tracking a brutal serial killer and is planned as the intro into multiple features set in a crime-ridden world suffering from a hidden vampire epidemic.

Khan produced the short film with Natalie Stavola, Katrina Kearns, Victoria Diana, and Francesco Cordero. Patrick Regan...

For over two decades, "Criminal Minds" has been terrifying and titillating viewers with compelling stories about the most psychologically complex killers they can imagine. The FBI procedural (which aired on CBS for the first 15 seasons before making the jump to Paramount+ for "Criminal Minds: Evolution") follows the investigations of the agency's Behavioral Analysis Unit (Bau), tasked with profiling and tracking down dangerous individuals often referred to as "UnSubs" (short for "unknown subject").

The best episodes of "Criminal Minds" go far beyond the usual procedural format and explore the psychologies, flaws, and personal histories of this ensemble of crime fighters. The stakes are higher, the criminals more dangerous, and the potential for someone (usually Reid) to be traumatized for life is extremely likely. In reviewing the case files, we've determined that these are indeed the 15 best "Criminal Minds" episodes, ranked.

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Stakeout, a short film starring Seth Gilliam (“The Walking Dead” and Sonja O’Hara (“Doomsday”), follows detectives tracking a serial killer in a world secretly overrun by vampires. Deadline reports today that a feature adaptation is on the way.

The short film’s stars, Gilliam and O’Hara, are both returning for the feature film.

Stakeout follows “a pair of detectives tracking a brutal serial killer.” The horror thriller is planned as the first of multiple features set in a crime-ridden world suffering from a hidden vampire epidemic.

The crime thriller with a supernatural twist is directed and written by Micah Khan (The Zombie Wedding) and written by Khan, Victoria Diana, and David Wappel.

“Everything under the sun has already been told before,” Khan stated. “So I want to go into the shadows to unfold new tales. It’s the perfect place to vent my fears about the future, each time...

Exclusive: A short film starring The Walking Dead and The Wire star Seth Gilliam and Emmy-nominee Sonja O’Hara (Doomsday) is being adapted as a feature.

Paranormal crime thriller Stakeout is directed and written by Micah Khan (The Zombie Wedding) and written by Khan, Victoria Diana, and David Wappel. The film explores a pair of detectives tracking a brutal serial killer and is planned as the intro into multiple features set in a crime-ridden world suffering from a hidden vampire epidemic.

Gilliam and O’Hara are both attached for the feature, which is aiming to shoot this year.

The short film is produced by Khan, Natalie Stavola, Katrina Kearns (I Feel Fine), Victoria Diana (Books), and Francesco Cordero, with executive producers Patrick Regan and 7th Draft Productions. Stavola is developing three features with Khan: the feature-length version of Stakeout, The Captain and The Last Farm.

Khan recently wrapped principal photography on...

Starship Troopers is getting rebooted. The news comes 28 years after the original feature film was released in movie theaters.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, it has been revealed that filmmaker Neill Blomkamp (Gran Turismo) is set to give Starship Troopers a new adaptation. The film will not be a direct remake of the 1997 film, but will more so hearken back to the original 1959 novel by Robert A. Heinlein. Blomkamp is writing and directing the new movie, and he's also producing alongside his wife, Terri Tatchell, with whom he collaborated on District 9 and Chappie.

The original story is about an interstellar war between humans and bug-like alien creatures. Paul Verhoeven directed the 1997 adaptation with Casper Van Dien starring in the lead role of Johnny Rico. Other cast members included Dina Meyer, Denise Richards, Jake Busey, Neil Patrick Harris, Clancy Brown, Seth Gilliam, Patrick Muldoon, Dean Norris, and Michael Ironside.

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Paul Verhoeven’s 1997 movie Starship Troopers pit a futuristic military unit up against insectoid creatures, with two live action sequels, two animated movies, and various video games following in its wake. We’ve been hearing rumblings about a new movie for several years now, and The Hollywood Reporter brings us an exciting update on that today.

According to the site, Columbia Pictures has hired Neill Blomkamp to write and direct the new Starship Troopers movie, which will re-adapt Robert A. Heinlein’s novel rather than outright remake Paul Verhoeven’s movie. Of course, Verhoeven’s movie was also an adaptation of Heinlein’s 1959 sci-fi novel.

THR details, “Starship Troopers ostensibly told of an interstellar war between Earth and a host of bug-like aliens, and focused on a rise of a military serviceman named Johnny Rico. But the story had other things on its minds, like exploring the strengths of life...

The Walking Dead original series ran between 2010 and 2022, and many characters became so beloved that they earned their own spinoff series. With more shows to come, a recent spinoff is a major hit on Netflix.

After the conclusion of the original The Walking Dead series, fans got a chance to see one of the most anticipated reunions: Rick and Michonne. In 2024, the two beloved characters got their own spin-off showing the aftermath of Rick's alleged death in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. After its recent release on Netflix, the series is already a hit on the streaming service, as FlixPatrol reports The Ones Who Live is in the second spot in the top 10.

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Denzel Washington is one of the finest actors in the history of Hollywood. With two Academy Awards under his belt, as well as a string of successful blockbusters, he is one of those rare actor who can do it all. Star of stage and screen, the movie star has been in the business for nearly five decades and is showing no signs of slowing down. He has worked with some of the biggest directors, like Ridley Scott, Robert Zemeckis, and Spike Lee. He has also co-starred alongside the legendary likes of Viola Davis, Tom Hanks, and Meryl Streep.

With a legacy of unforgettable movies already ensured, Washington has chosen to fill out his filmography with a lot of versatile projects. This includes an array of action adventures and gritty dramas. His ability to command the screen is incomparable, and he can play kind and generous as well as scary and...

The strongest Walking Dead characters are those who helped carry the survivors to the end of their story, or almost killed them before they ever reached that point. The Walking Dead is a tale of what happens when ordinary people get swept up in the carnage and chaos of a zombie apocalypse and with survival being a number one priority, these humans need to be able to hold their own in order to stay alive. The threats don't always come from the undead, but also the worst elements of humanity who are turned loose in a world with no laws.

In the initial aftermath of the zombie apocalypse, very few survivors had the skills necessary to keep going for long. It wasn't until former cop Rick Grimes found his family among Lori's group that they found someone to help them battle and fight for survival. Throughout the series, more characters joined,...

The Walking Dead fans will soon be able to rewatch Rick Grimes and Michonne's epic reunion on a new streaming service. The Ones Who Live is heading to Netflix this January.

Beginning Jan. 13, 2025, all six episodes of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live will be available to stream on Netflix. The seventh series in The Walking Dead Universe originally aired on AMC and AMC+ from Feb. 25 to Mar. 31, 2024, earning largely positive reviews from critics. The review aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes reported that 88 percent of critics gave the series a positive review, which is high enough to earn The Ones Who Live a "certified fresh" label.

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In 2010, AMC Networks premiered The Walking Dead, an apocalyptic series that aired for 12 years across 11 seasons. Based on the comics created by Robert Kirkman, the series became wildly popular, beyond what anyone could have imagined, and has inspired other series within the genre.

The Walking Dead has been praised for its earliest and final seasons, with mixed reviews for its seventh and eighth seasons. While it is set in an undead apocalypse, the stories revolve around the survivors and their experiences after the outbreak occurred. Many viewers note this is why the series became so popular.

Long-standing cast members for the series include Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Seth Gilliam, Ross Marquand, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Several of these characters' stories have continued in the long line of spinoffs of the main series. Let's check out some...

Ever since its predecessor in 2003, the Luther franchise has been a popular and well-respected storyline. In 2023, Idris Elba made his second appearance as John Luther, the incredible detective who has been locked behind bars, partly continuing the storyline of the television series titled ‘Luther’. In ‘Luther: The Fallen Sun’, John Luther must make his escape from prison to continue the pursuit of his nemesis - a diabolical serial killer - and prove himself worthy of being called a detective. Idris Elba stars alongside Cynthia Erivo, Andy Serkis, Dermot Crowley, Thomas Coombes, Hattie Morgan, Lauryn Ajufo, and Vincent Regan. Related article: Evolution: Every Ryan Gosling Role From 1995 to 2020, All Performances Exceptionally Poignant Related article: Evolution: Every Henry Cavill Role From 2001 to 2021, All Performances Exceptionally Poignant Related article: All Best Actor/Actress Speeches From The Beginning Of Oscars 1929-2019 | Hollywood Insider Related article: The 2022 NAACP Image Awards: Full List of Nominees, A History of the Ceremony,...

With The Walking Dead being one of the most iconic shows of the 21st century, it's no surprise it had some great actors, but some casting decisions completely redefined the series. While many of The Walking Dead's best characters, like Rick Grimes and Michonne Hawthorne, were portrayed by incredible actors, their comic stories already confirmed they'd be a massive part of the TV adaptation. Although these casting choices were still pivotal to the show's success, The Walking Dead managed to secure several names that helped make the series stand out from its source material and become such a huge hit.

Whether it be unique takes on comic survivors, or brand-new additions entirely, these actors helped bring something completely fresh to the TV show, which surprised even the most loyal comic book readers. Although The Walking Dead wasted some potentially great characters during its run, it made up for it...

Rick Grimes avoided becoming one of The Walking Dead throughout the entire run of the survival horror series, and its subsequent spin-off, The Ones Who Live. However, thanks to a new AI-created motion image, everyone can watch the popular character decay into a hideous zombie just for the fun of it.

Andrew Lincoln played Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead from its inaugural season through to his original departure in Season 9. While the series shambled on without him, fans were promised that Rick would return, and he finally did in a stunning new series that once again reunited him with Danai Guriras Michonne, this years The Ones Who Live. While the future for the character is now a little more uncertain, everyone is at least safe in the knowledge that Rick lives on, unlike the version of him depicted in the post shared by Immagina Ai Dream on Instagram. Check it out below.

Freestyle Digital Media is gearing up to release the horror-comedy The Zombie Wedding, a unique blend of romance and the undead. Set to debut on Cable and Digital VOD platforms including Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, and more on 13th September 2024, the film will also play in select theatres across the US. It’s the first feature film from Weekly World News Studios, launching their IP-driven slate of movie projects.

The concept of The Zombie Wedding is as quirky as it sounds: a young New Jersey couple chooses to go ahead with their nuptials amidst a full-blown zombie apocalypse. What makes the story even more unconventional? The groom is already a zombie, while the bride is still human. As the day approaches, tensions rise not just between the undead and the living, but also between their two vastly different families.

Adapted from an interactive play of the same name, The Zombie Wedding...

V/H/S/Beyond: "V/H/S/Beyond, the seventh installment of the V/H/S franchise will feature six new bloodcurdling tapes, placing horror at the forefront of a sci-fi-inspired hellscape."

Directed by

Jordan Downey (ThanksKilling, The Head Hunter)

Christian Long & Justin Long (Jeepers Creepers, Barbarian)

Justin Martinez (V/H/S, Southbound)

Virat Pal (Recapture)

Kate Siegel (Hush, "The Haunting of Hill House")

and a special presentation by

Jay Cheel (How To Build A Time Machine)

Premiering On Shudder October 4th

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Watch the Stop Motion Horror Short It Came From Beyond The Drain: "It Came From Beyond the Drain A man and his dog must defend themselves from a creature that erupts from beneath their kitchen sink. Directed by Adam Ciolfi"

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The first title to launch the Weekly World News IP-driven studio slate of movie projects is The Zombie Wedding, and Freestyle Digital Media has set a September release date for the romantic horror-comedy. Additionally, they’ve provided us with the exclusive trailer reveal.

Freestyle has scheduled a limited theatrical and VOD release date of September 13, 2024.

On September 13, there will be also be special Friday the 13th screening of The Zombie Wedding in New York City at the rock club/lounge The Cutting Room.

The Zombie Wedding will hit theaters in the following U.S. cities:

Los Angeles Chicago Atlanta Houston Denver

The Zombie Wedding tells the story of what happens when a young New Jersey couple decides to go through with their dream wedding – during the Zombie Apocalypse. Unfortunately, the bride is a human, and the groom is a zombie. Both families are fearful, but the humans’ behavior is downright beastly.

Daryl and Carol share a unique, platonic bond that transcends traditional friendships in The Walking Dead. Their relationship has never crossed into romantic territory, remaining affectionate and loving. Fans appreciate their deep connection and hope it continues without any romantic interference.

As two of the only remaining surviving characters from the first season of The Walking Dead, Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Carol (Melissa McBride) went on a long and storied journey together through the most harrowing life-and-death circumstances. Through it all, they were always there for one another despite being from different classes and communities in the prior world. Their relationship was always strictly platonic yet loving, albeit sometimes flirtatious.

With the second season of The Walking Dead: The Daryl Dixon coming in September 2024, named The Book of Carol and featuring McBride as a key member of the cast, fans are excited to see the favorite duo reunite. Their partnership has always been unique,...

Danai Gurira doubts a Walking Dead Broadway musical, but jokes about discussing it with Scott Gimple. Musical episodes differ from full Broadway shows; confining The Walking Dead's story in a three-hour play is challenging. The Walking Dead doesn't need a musical spin-off; it's unlikely due to cost and uncertain financial return.

The Walking Deads Danai Gurira has shared her unconvinced opinion on the idea of the zombie franchise branching out into the world of Broadway musicals in the future. The series must be one of the few recent TV dramas that never featured a musical episode, and while there is still time for that to happen, the thought of taking The Walking Dead to the stage is one that Gurira says she has "jokingly" discussed, but doubts will happen.

While musical episodes usually diverge from the path of straight-up drama, and take a flight of fancy into a storyline...

Michael Rooker compares his Walking Dead exit to Kevin Costner's Yellowstone departure, stating actors move on. Rooker's new film, Horizon, struggles at the box office amid family-friendly competition. Rooker partly blames the rise of short-form content on social media for Horizon's weak performance.

Michael Rooker has candidly compared his departure from The Walking Dead to that of Kevin Costner from Yellowstone, noting that as actors, We move on. Rooker stars in Costners new Western movie Horizon, which struggled to wrangle its way to a strong opening weekend. During a recent interview in support of the movie, Rooker was asked his thoughts on his new directors very public exit from Taylor Sheridans Paramount+ hit.

Rooker has been in the business for a long time, notching up over 140 acting credits, but in recent years has become instantly recognizable for several roles, including playing Yondu in James Gunns Guardians of the Galaxy movies,...

Glenn's death in The Walking Dead was seen as over-the-top and lingering too much on the aftermath. Filming Negan's intense arrival scene was almost as intense for the cast and crew. The Walking Dead franchise continues with multiple spin-offs, including Dead City, Daryl Dixon, and The Ones Who Live, gaining positive reviews and viewer volumes.

The Walking Dead delivered some brutal blows to the characters of Robert Kirkmans creation, but none could compare with that of Glenn at the hands of Negan. While the death scene for the popular character was inevitable in the TV adaptation considering its pivotal inclusion in Kirkmans comics, when it arrived, it caused a whole new wave of controversy. For star Andrew Lincoln, who plays Rick Grimes in the zombie horror franchise, it was perhaps the point that the series pushed things a little bit too far.

Recent gore-fest movies such as Winnie the...

Seven's death leaves a void in the Walking Dead world, as he played an important role as Daryl's loyal companion. Norman Reedus cherished his time on set with Seven, expressing sadness over losing his "best TV buddy." The bond between Reedus and Seven was more than just on-screen, with the actor praising the dog's intelligence and acting abilities.

The Walking Deads Norman Reedus has paid tribute to the co-star he called the best TV buddy following the announcement that Seven, who played Daryl Dixons canine companion Dog in several seasons of the show, has died. Seven last appeared in the flagship shows finale, when Daryl left him with Judith as he headed off on the journey that is being charted in his spin-off series, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon.

The death of Seven was announced on The Walking Deads official Instagram account, with the post simply reading, Rest in peace,...

The Walking Dead as a 1950s Western? An AI-generated trailer says yes, with a twist on origins and iconic casting choices. Concept sparks intrigue for a potential new era for the zombie franchise, exploring narrative possibilities beyond current settings. Spin-offs like Dead City and The Ones Who Live hint at fresh stories, but a move to a Western setting could breathe new life into The Walking Dead.

The Walking Dead has been many things, but could it work as a 1950s Western? According to a disturbingly off-kilter AI-generated trailer from Schrdinger's Film Club, the answer is yes. While the zombie franchise has been given a new lease of life through its recent spin-off shows like Dead City and The Ones Who Live, the unique concept shared by the creator has asked what if the entire Walking Dead story and characters such as Rick, Michonne, and Negan, were shifted to a different era,...

In the post-apocalyptic horror world of The Walking Dead, relationships can be fleeting and rare. Daryl Dixon, the beloved loner played by Norman Reedus, has suffered from a fair amount of grief and heartbreak throughout the series. So when a potential love interest came knocking in the form of Leah (played by Lynn Collins) in season 10, fans were thrilled as well as hesitant.

Can a man hardened by loss and survival find space for romance in a world overrun by walkers? Well, regrettably, following his brief on-screen romance with Collins in season 10, Reedus had to deal with the wrath of The Walking Dead fans, who were gripped by intense emotions.

Norman Reedus in The Walking Dead (Credit: AMC)

A sizable ensemble cast plays survivors of a zombie apocalypse in Frank Darabont’s series, striving to live despite the continual threat of attacks by zombies known as ‘walkers’.

The Walking Dead:...

Robert Kirkman wants to create an animated version of The Walking Dead but he needs to reclaim the rights from AMC first. AMC previously turned The Walking Dead into a motion comic before the live-action series aired. The franchise has dabbled in animation with webseries and video games.

Robert Kirkman has explained why he has stalled his plans to re-imagine The Walking Dead on TV as an animated series. While Kirkman has already ended his graphic novel narrative of Rick Grimes and the zombie-infested world he survives in, he has not completely stepped away from the idea of doing something new in the franchise. However, like so many popular IPs, The Walking Dead is caught up in a knot of rights complexities that the creator would want to resolve before he considers moving forward with the project.

As per Comicbook.com, in a recent revelation through the Letter Hacks column of...

The finale of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live wraps up beautifully, suggesting the show may end here – not a bad thing. Rick and Michonne's emotional reunion with Judith and R.J. caps off their happy ending in a satisfying way, leaving a positive impact. While it's uncertain if the show will continue, the possibility of cameos in other spinoffs offers fans a chance to see their beloved characters again.

Spoiler Alert: Spoilers Ahead for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who LiveFans of The Walking Dead had high hopes for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live after the six-episode season premiered to widespread praise and massive viewership numbers. But in the season finale, the story was wrapped up so beautifully that it seems like the show, which was originally supposed to be a movie, might be ending there. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, though.

After...

Andrew Lincoln hints at a possible grand reunion, describing it as a "tremendous, traumatic reunion" in The Walking Dead universe. Multiple Twd spinoffs exploring same zombie-infested world set the stage for a crossover event with beloved characters. Twd universe's interconnected nature and looming danger hint at a potential overarching threat for a large-scale reunion.

Warning: This article contains The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live spoilers.Andrew Lincoln, who portrayed Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead series, recently discussed the possibility of such a crossover between the Twd spinoffs.

The Walking Dead ActionDrama HorrorThriller Release DateOctober 31, 2010CastNorman Reedus, Melissa Suzanne McBride, Lauren Cohan, Christian Serratos, Seth Gilliam, Khary Payton, Jeffrey Dean MorganSeasons11Websitehttp://www.amctv.com/shows/the-walking-deadStudioAMCFranchiseThe Walking DeadDeveloperFrank Darabont

During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Lincoln hinted at the prospect of a grand reunion, reflecting on the finale of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. He...

This review contains massive episode spoilers.

Right before he blew up the bridge back in his final episode from the flagship series, a fatally-injured Rick Grimes uttered “I found them” before he was thrust into the chaos of the Civic Republic Military and stolen from his children’s lives for years. Three seasons and six jam-packed, spin-off episodes later, Rick has indeed finally found them, and the long journey of a sheriff from Atlanta faced with the end of the world has reached its conclusion.

“The Last Time” kicks off with a beautiful dynamic shot passing over a table filled with the remnants of an intensive planning session and candlelit dinner. Michonne and Rick are romantically enjoying the eve before their bold attack on the Civic Republic Military. Above all, “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” has up-held its commitment to being a romance set within the zombie apocalypse.

Gabriel's character arc in The Walking Dead is a 180° shift from timid priest to hardened survivor. Despite guilt and struggles, Gabriel maintains his moral compass and faith throughout his journey. From cowardice to guardian, Gabriel's significance lies in his transformation and dedication to others.

When it comes to character arcs on The Walking Dead, arguably, no one did as much of a 180° shift as Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) through his terrific performance. He began as a timid priest terrified to go outside his church, much less kill a walker. However, through his journey on the show, he became hardened while still maintaining his moral compass and sense of compassion.

Appearing as a surprise cameo in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, Gabriel is yet another character from the original that ties the spin-offs together. His journey has been terrifying, exciting, and compelling. How did he end up on the show,...

John Munch is one of the most iconic detectives within the Law & Order franchise. However, this character was first introduced in another show that was not created by Dick Wolf. John Munch, portrayed by Richard Belzer, was a unique live-action fictional character, as he appeared in several different shows that seemingly had no connection to each other. While many characters in the Law & Order franchise have done crossover episodes within their shows and other Dick Wolf productions, Detective John Munch broke the mold by making cameos in unexpected shows.

From The X-Files to even Sesame Street, Detective John Munch has appeared in a total of 10 different TV shows. Belzer first made his debut as John Munch in the procedural drama Homicide: Life on the Streets, which ran for a total of seven seasons, and a TV movie titled Homicide: The Movie. Richard Belzer starred in Homicide alongside beloved...

Jadis had a fascinating arc from antagonist to friend to villain, making complex decisions throughout The Walking Dead. She was a master negotiator, betraying alliances for a better deal, ultimately working with the Crm. Despite her ruthless actions, Jadis struggled with her identity, showing glimpses of goodness in the end.

The fifth episode of The Walking Dead spin-off series The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live saw the end of one of the most interesting characters. Jadis Stokes, real name Anne (played by Pollyanna McIntosh), is the only character to appear in three of the shows: The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: World Beyond, and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, which has become a massive success, shattering records for AMC.

She had an interesting journey from antagonist to friend to cruel and heartless villain, giving her one of the most intriguing arcs in the franchise. It’s interesting...

Warning: Spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5

Gabriel's surprise cameo in The Ones Who Live was a smart move, tying up loose ends and adding depth to Jadis' character. Seth Gilliam's emotional performance as Gabriel brought a unique dynamic to the show, setting up a potential team-up with Rick and Michonne. While Morgan and Heath were speculated to appear, Gabriel's return opens up new possibilities for future cameo appearances in the series.

While Gabriel was hardly the most obvious candidate for a surprise cameo in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, he turned out to be the right choice in the end. Played by Seth Gilliam, Gabriel became the fourth main character from the main show to appear in the spinoff via an appearance in season 1's penultimate episode. His return in Rick and Michonne's spinoff wasn't a major object of speculation, even though...

Opening scene in The Ones Who Live hints at Gabriel's return for the season finale, tied to Jadis' memory impact. Presence of Crm helicopter teases Gabriel's involvement in Crm plot, potentially leading to a team-up with other heroes. Threat to Gabriel's life remains as he may make an ultimate sacrifice to prevent Crm from hurting others in the final episode.

A key scene in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, hints that in addition to his surprise appearance in episode 5, Gabriel will be back for the season finale. Played by Seth Gilliam, Gabriel Stokes was among the many Walking Dead characters facing an uncertain future after The Walking Dead series finale. But in the penultimate episode of The Ones Who Live season 1, Gabriel joined the likes of Daryl, Carol, Negan, and Maggie by becoming the latest main character from The Walking Dead to return after the show's conclusion.

Although...

A star from The Walking Dead reflects on their surprise return and reunion in The Ones Who Live episode 5.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Seth Gilliam reflected on his surprise return as Father Gabriel and reunion with Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh) in The Ones Who Live episode 5:

I was excited by it. I was excited by it, because I loved working with Pollyanna McIntosh on The Walking Dead, and I thought the time I got to work with her was too brief. It was an intense relationship that the characters had, but it was brief timewise for us as actors to play it, so I was excited to get back to it and feel like we had our own episode within an episode. Not only is it "And Seth Gilliam as Father Gabriel,” it’s “Seth Gilliam is Father Gabriel in The Ones Who Live, as…" You know what I mean?...

Warning: Spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5.

Screen Rant interviewed Gabriel actor Seth Gilliam about joining The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live The episode showcases a touching continuation of Gabriel's bond with Jadis through flashbacks, honoring the world of The Walking Dead as a whole. Seth Gilliam was excited to reunite with Pollyanna McIntosh and praised the depth of character development in their relationship on screen.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live has brought Seth Gilliam’s Father Gabriel Stokes back into the fold for an emotional episode that utilizes the character in a truly unique way. With Rick and Michonne running from the Civic Republic Military in a beeline to Alexandria, Gabriel’s appearance in itself wasn’t unexpected—the twist was that his involvement had nothing to do with those characters. Instead, Gabriel’s return to the world of The Walking Dead...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5!

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live guest star Seth Gilliam explains how his return as Father Gabriel in the spinoff was organized by showrunner Scott Gimple. Flashbacks in episode 5 humanized Jadis through her annual secret meetings with Gabriel. Gilliam praised Gimple's thoughtfulness and revealed the process of pitching the idea of his return.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live star Seth Gilliam has opened up about his return as Father Gabriel in the spinoff, explaining how it came to be. Gabriel was featured heavily in episode 5, revealing he and Jadis had been meeting in secret once a year for the last three years. His flashbacks served to more deeply humanize the Crm warrant officer while offering a glimpse at his character in the spinoffs for the first time.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Gilliam explained how Father...

The penultimate episode of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live was the most shocking episode of the series to date, culminating with Jadis’ (Pollyanna McIntosh) death.

It was a storyline that had been in the works for years, but Jadis lost her life after playing quite the cat-and-mouse game with Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira).

Monsters and Critics was fortunate enough to chat with Pollyanna about her time on The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: World Beyond, and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

Check out the full interview below.

Monsters and Critics: I watched this episode multiple times. It’s just one of those episodes you don’t get very often. Not a single scene is wasted.

Since you left the main series, fans have wanted a resolution for Jadis. We also saw you on World Beyond, but The Ones Who Live brought this arc full circle.

Warning: Spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5

Jadis and Gabriel's reunion sheds light on her transformation into a Crm officer after leaving Alexandria. Flashbacks show Jadis and Gabriel reconnecting after Whisperer War, hinting at dark times for Alexandria. Last meeting between Jadis and Gabriel reveals her allegiance to Crm, likely occurring after The Walking Dead's ending.

Jadis and Gabriel's story in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5 allowed the show to dive back into various periods in The Walking Dead timeline. Together with Rick, Jadis departed the main series for good and never returned to Alexandria. But as it turns out, her interactions with one member of the community continued regardless.

By bringing back Seth Gilliam as a surprise guest star, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 5 was able to revisit the franchise's past in an unexpected way. In doing so,...

This The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live review contains spoilers.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 5

So is she Anne or is she Jadis? Is there even a difference? One of Rick Grimes’ many reclamation projects, like Gabriel Stokes (Seth Gilliam), Jadis/Anne (Pollyanna McIntosh) was a character in need of redemption. As the former leader of the hostile Junkyardigans and an ally to both the Ricktatorship and the Saviors, she’s been a character constantly out for one person: herself. Always seeking a better deal, always working to ensure the survival of herself and her community, Jadis has become something of a convert to the ways of the Crm. She seems like a real true believer, but any fan of The Walking Dead knows that she might talk the talk and walk the walk, but her motivations are known only to herself.

“Become” makes it perfectly clear,...

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The Walking Dead giveth, The Walking Dead taketh. In its penultimate hour, the Rick and Michonne-centric The Ones Who Live reintroduced one of the mothership series’ most enduring figures: Father Gabriel, the once-cowardly preacher turned warrior-leader of Alexandria, played by Seth Gilliam.

In the same breath, the spinoff also removed one of the franchise’s other most enduring figures from the board: Jadis, aka Anne, aka Jadis Stokes of the Crm, played by Pollyanna McIntosh. Having appeared in three different iterations of The Walking Dead in a variety of antagonistic roles, McIntosh’s erstwhile leader of the Garbage People is now in the heap herself — though, not without putting up as much resistance as humanly possible.

“She died by a bed on the head, an axe wound, a car crash, a walker and Rick’s gun,” McIntosh tells The Hollywood Reporter...

Chief content officer Scott M. Gimple believes that The Walking Dead franchise still has plenty to offer despite talk of viewer fatigue. The spin-off shows featuring classic characters in new contexts have led to stronger viewing figures and positive reviews. The success of recent spin-offs indicates that The Walking Dead franchise is likely to continue for several more years, with more new additions in the works.

The word “fatigue” has been applied to many big franchises in recent years, such as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but with several spin-offs in the last year, could The Walking Dead be about to suffer the same fate? Not according to chief content officer Scott M. Gimple, who believes that there is plenty the horror series can still offer.

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Release DateOctober 31, 2010CastNorman Reedus, Melissa Suzanne McBride, Lauren Cohan, Christian Serratos,...

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The Zombie Wedding tells the story of what happens when a young New Jersey couple decides to go through with their dream wedding during the zombie apocalypse. Unfortunately, the bride is a human and the groom is a zombie. Both families are fearful, but the humans’ behavior is downright beastly. When the Zombies become brain-deprived, the ceremony takes a turn for the weird. Weekly World News reporters cover this wild, wacky wedding – while trying to get out alive.

Written by Greg D’Alessandro, The Zombie Wedding was directed...

Filmmaker Edward Zwick, whose credits include About Last Night, Glory, Legends of the Fall, The Siege, The Last Samurai, Blood Diamond, Defiance, Love & Other Drugs, Pawn Sacrifice, and Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (not to mention co-creating Thirtysomething), recently published a memoir called Hits, Flops, and Other Illusions: My Fortysomething Years in Hollywood (pick up a copy Here). This book contains some very interesting passages – like the one on Zwick’s Jack Reacher regrets, and another where he reveals how impressed Denzel Washington was by Matt Damon’s performance when they were on the set of Zwick’s 1996 film Courage Under Fire.

Zwick wrote, “As we finished Matt’s coverage, Denzel caught my eye and nodded approvingly. Later, he took me aside. ‘Who is that kid?’ he asked. I told him it was Matt’s first big role. ‘Damn,’ he said. ‘Better get my game on. He almost blew me off the screen.

Many of the best quotes set the theme of broader systemic issues in The Wire. The best lines of dialogue in The Wire are often also those that critique the never-ending war on drugs in the US. Key memorable lines succinctly highlight the intricate storytelling in The Wire.

Regarded by many as one of the greatest television shows of all time, the best The Wire quotes remind audiences of how the series earned such a reputation. Running for five seasons, The Wire was critically acclaimed, but never had the casual or mainstream audience yet its legacy has only grown over time. Written and structured more like a novel than traditional television, The Wire is a show that demands viewers' attention in its exploration of the criminal drug operations in Baltimore and the complex characters on both sides of the law.

Quite a bit of time has gone by since it...

Scott M. Gimple thinks The Walking Dead could have used more F-bombs. The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live spin-off reunites Rick Grimes with his wife, Michonne. Andrew Lincoln returns, setting the stage for a fresh and bold storyline different from the original series.

Negan knew how to drop the ole F-word with real panache. After Jeffrey Dean Morgan showed up to portray the skull-crushing, barbed wire bat-wielding Negan in the Season 6 finale of The Walking Dead, the F-bombs started dropping with a lot more regularity. But according to The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live showrunner Scott M. Gimple, AMC's mothership series could have done with some more "f—ing" language. Gimple cited Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his group's encounter with the cannibals of Terminus in particular. Gimple said in an exclusive interview with ComicBook.com:

At the end of Season 4, we could have used one f-bomb...

The Walking Dead spin-offs have reinvigorated the franchise's storytelling and could potentially lead to a crossover event. The return of Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes in The Ones Who Live has been highly anticipated by fans. The new spin-off series featuring Rick and Michonne is expected to be the biggest of the three spin-offs released so far, with the potential for a strong ratings performance.

The Walking Dead has gone from a shambling shell to an impressive piece of storytelling again thanks to its recent run of spin-offs focusing on some of the franchise’s most-loved characters. Following the success of Dead City, with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen reprising their roles as Negan and Maggie, and Daryl Dixon, which featured Norman Reedus as, surprise surprise, Daryl Dixon, next up is the long-awaited return of Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes in The Ones Who Live. According to franchise overseer Scott Gimple,...

Michael B. Jordan credits his role in The Wire for launching his career, allowing him to learn from talented veterans and showcase his talent at a young age. The Wire is widely regarded as one of the greatest shows in television history, which caught the attention of industry professionals. Jordan's role as Wallace in The Wire led to other opportunities in future productions, as people were fans of the show and his character, opening doors for his career.

Michael B. Jordan reflects on his career-making role in The Wire over two decades after the show premiered. Created by David Simon, the highly acclaimed HBO drama began as a show about the Baltimore drug trade, told through the eyes of the dealers and law enforcement, and with each subsequent season, expanded to explore a different facet of the city, including the port system, politics, education, and the media. Other than Jordan,...

It’s not even October, but Massachusetts is already being spoiled with horror events. A mere week after Silver Scream Con took place in Danvers, Terror Con slashed into the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlborough on September 15-17.

Freddy Krueger himself, Robert Englund, had the longest lines throughout the weekend. He was joined by several other A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise alumni: Part 1’s Heather Langenkamp, Amanda Wyss, and Ronee Blakeley; Part 2’s Mark Patton and Kim Myers; Part 4’s Lisa Wilcox and Nicholas Mele; Part 5’s Erika Anderson, Whit Hertford, and Beatrice Boepple; and Freddy vs. Jason‘s Monica Keena.

Other big draws included Lance Henriksen (Aliens), Edward Furlong (Terminator 2), pro wrestling legend Mick Foley, The Walking Dead‘s Seth Gilliam, Ross Marquand, Chandler Riggs, Emily Kinney, and Katelyn Nacon, Danielle Harris (Halloween), Sherilyn Fenn (Twin Peaks), John Kassir (Tales from the Crypt), and a Fright Night reunion with Chris Sarandon,...

Rick's history with the Crm may go back further than initially thought, suggesting a longstanding connection between him and the organization. The Crm is interested in Rick because of his physical traits, resilience, and technical training, which make him a valuable subject for their research and testing. The hints and references to the Crm in past seasons, including the appearance of a helicopter in the pilot episode, foreshadow a storyline centered around the organization and Rick's involvement with them.

The Walking Dead spans multiple years and spinoffs, some of which helped spark the theory that the Civic Republic Military (Crm) has had Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) as a test subject since the very beginning of the TV franchise. With the recent Rick-centric spinoff announcement for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live following the surprise glimpse at Rick and Michonne (Danai Gurira) in the final season of the main show,...