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TV Recap: WALKING DEAD "NO SANCTUARY" By: Suepafly Then. Another group regrets following the signs. What did they think was going to happen? They wanted to survive, and now they sit listening to the screams. Gareth is in this group. This must be the Terminus group in the beginning, before they were crazy cannibals. Now. Our little group is vastly different. They don’t sit crying, but rather preparing to bring some pain. Everyone makes make-shift weapons. Daryl warns that they’re coming, and the group prepares to go for their eyes. Instead of coming from the front, the door opens above, and a gas grenade is dropped. There’s no running from it, but Rick gets someone, before he’s knocked out. The men wake, bound and gagged, brought in front of some sort of feeding trough. In the distance a body is being cut up. Down the line heads are hit with a steal bat, and throats are slit. The blood drained into the sink. Gareth comes in asking about shell counts right before Glenn fa

AMC delivers a new trailer for the 5th season of THE WALKING DEAD . THE WALKING DEAD season 5 Premiere October 12 Sundays 9/8c only on AMC Please Leave A Comment-

THE WALKING DEAD season 5 will premiere this fall, but first, the cast will make their way to Comic-Con’s big Hall H on Friday, July 25, at 12:20 PM PT . Here’s the Comic Con poster for THE WALKING DEAD Season 5. Please Leave A Comment-

Bob Gunton is a character actor with 125 credits to his name, including several seasons of " 24 " and " Desperate Housewives " and a host of movie roles in films such as the Oscar-winning " Argo ." Vaguely familiar faces like his are common in the Los Angeles area where he lives, and nobody pays much attention. Many of his roles have been forgotten. But every day, the 68-year-old actor says, he hears the whispers—from cabdrivers, waiters, the new bag boy at his neighborhood supermarket: "That's the warden in 'Shawshank.' " He also still gets residual payments—not huge, but steady, close to six figures by the film's 10th anniversary in 2004. Since then, he has continued to get "a very substantial income" long past the age when residuals usually dry up. "I suspect my daughter, years from now, will still be getting checks," he said. " Shawshank " was an underwhelming box-office performer when i

The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus will spend his hiatus from the AMC show in the stellar ensemble cast of Triple Nine , the John Hillcoat-directed heist film that begins production this summer. Open Road Films pre-bought domestic distribution rights just prior to Berlin and will release the film wide next year. Reedus , who just completed his fourth season playing Daryl Dixon, joins Casey Affleck, Woody Harrelson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Kate Winslet, Anthony Mackie, Aaron Paul, Teresa Palmer , and Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman in the Batman Vs. Superman film). Matt Cook scripted the thriller, in which a crew of dirty cops is blackmailed by the Russian mob to execute a virtually impossible heist. The only way to pull it off is to manufacture a 999, police code for “officer down.” Their plan is turned upside down when the unsuspecting rookie they set up to die foils the attack, triggering a breakneck, action-packed finale filled with double-crosses, greed and revenge. Worldview is finan

TV Recap: The Walking Dead Season 4 Finale "A" By: Sue At the prison Carl and another open the gate, while Maggie, Glen and Rick return. Maggie kisses Hershel, and Rick checks in with Carl. Rick goes to help clear off the fences. Now, Rick sits shaking and bloody watching. Michonne sits in from of a fire, before they set off to check the snares. The plan is to rest for a few more days to heal up. They’re close to Terminus. Carl asks if when they get there if they will tell the people of Terminus the truth, but Carl isn’t so sure it’s a good idea. Rick plans to tell them who they are. Michonne kills a walker, and Rick collects a rabbit from his snare. He shows Carl how it works for the future. They hear some cries for help, and Rick takes off after them. Rick grabs Carl as the man screaming for help is over taken. There are too many walkers to take on, and the trio make a run for it. They find themselves between two groups of walkers, and they take on the smaller group.

TV Recap: The Walking Dead "Us" By: Sue Eugene ponders that this current infection killed off the dinosaurs. He’s chatting up Tara, who found a penny, and she gives it to him. He chatters almost nonstop, and when they make camp that night she takes the watch, but Abraham doesn’t trust her with Eugene’s life. He tells her to get some sleep, she hasn’t slept since they’ve all been together. He thought Tara was in love with Glenn, but he knows that her interest lies elsewhere with the way she’s been checking out Rosita. He asks her if her guilt is about something that she did or didn’t do. It was something she did she confesses, but she doesn’t explain. She asks instead what to do when the mission is over. The next morning, Eugene continues to yak about batteries, when they spot one of Maggie’s signs. It’s signed Maggie, Sasha and Bob. Glenn takes off running down the tracks. With Maggie so close, he can’t stop. Daryl’s little group gets a visit by a walker who walks straigh

TV Recap: The Walking Dead "The Grove" By: Sue In a quiet house, a tea kettle breaks the silence. A child runs around outside, and a walker lurks nearby as the child runs about like its all a game. Lizzy can’t sleep, but Carol tells her that she can. Lizzy is worried about trouble coming, and if there will be kids in the city they’re headed to. Lizzy tells her that she kept Tyrese safe, that some people were trying to kill him, and she shot them. She asks Carol if she had kids, and she tells her that she did, that she misses her. Lizzy asks if she’ll miss her when she’s gone, but Carol tells her that she isn’t going to have to, that she’s not going anywhere. Tyrese tries to gets sleep, but is plagued by nightmares. Lizzy finds some sap, and Carol uses it to cover Tyrese’s wound. He wonders how many days out they are. He remarks how tough Lizzy is, and Carol tells him that she doesn’t see the walkers in the right light, she just thinks they’re different, but she

TV Recap: Walking Dead "Alone" Season 4 Episode 13  By: Sue Bob looks a little rough, out in the woods. He's not completely alone as a herd of walkers pass on behind him. He shuffles his feet in a gait that mirrors theirs. He finds a sewer drain and drinks his nightquil, before heading out and climbing atop the a semi trailer. Time passes, walkers walk, and still Bob is there, alone. He climbs down, and Daryl rolls up with Glenn. Bob tells them that he was with two groups, but neither survived. This must have been pre-prison. The ask him some questions, and eventually invite him to join them. He tells them that it doesn't matter who they are, he'll go with them. Maggie, Sasha and Bob sit in a fog bank with Walkers all around them. As the walkers draw close, they fight them off, working in a formation to fight them off. A zombie grabs Bob but Sasha shots it. Maggie goes down, and Sasha shoots him off as well. Sasha checks over Bob worried that he was bi

TV Recap: The Walking Dead "Still'" By: Sue Our group of survivors are still separated, likely for another episode or so, but they're slowly converging on the same point of "safety," or at least some of them are. Am I the only one who is tired of the separation and just wants to see the gang back together? And a few members lighter? Daryl and Beth are still running around the forest. For some reason Daryl has set aside his super tracking skills, and stopped looking for the other survivors. Maybe its the huge horde of walkers they've come up against, that stopped the search. They find themselves in need of a little getaway, and a trunk seems like as good a spot as ever. A little jerry-rigging and the trunk becomes a safe haven. Daryl's bandanna is almost as good as duck tape in all its handy uses. They hide away while the super herd rolls past them. Come morning the walkers have gone, but the pair remain in the trunk until they deem it safe. They

Walking Dead Recap: Claimed By: Sue OK we are going to give this a try again. I want to welcome aboard Sue, you can follow her on twitter . She will be doing television reviews and occasionally some movie reviews for our site. The zombies try to get balloons off of a street sign. Tara and presumably Glen roll in with Abraham and Co. The truck is too high for the walkers to reach, but that doesn’t stop them from trying. Before Tara can fire her gun and clear the side of the truck. Abraham stops her, and uses his tire iron to dispatch them. Tara watches as he takes care of them, a little in awe. He enjoys killing way too much. He tells Tara he’s the luckiest guy in the world, and the two of them go to move some cars blocking their path. Carl eats his cereal, and laughs at Michonne’s new duds. She finishes the last of the cereal, and wishes for soy milk. Carl is not a fan and he mentions some of the things that he would rather have, when he slips about Judith’s formula

AMC has released the poster for The Walking Dead's 2014 return, when the second half of the show's fourth season roars back to the schedule on Feb. 9. The art features a battered Rick ( Andrew Lincoln ) and stronger, almost taller Carl ( Chandler Riggs ), hitting the road and turning their backs on the prison after the deadly battle with the late Governor ( David Morrissey ). With the prison (finally) out of the picture and Rick's group divided (again) and on the road (again), several new characters are poised to make their debut in the final eight episodes of the season. Among them are three staples from the comic book series that serves as source material for the drama: Southland's Michael Cudlitz , Retired at 35's Josh McDermitt and Twilight's Christian Serratos , who play Abraham, Eugene and Rosita, respectively. In the comics, Abraham is a former Army sergeant turned sports coach who travels with high school science teacher Dr. Eugene Porter and

The Governor has arrived! The third season of The Walking Dead will feature the introduction of one of the most formidable villains on the AMC series: The Governor ( David Morrissey ), a character from Robert Kirkman's graphic novels who is the vicious leader of Woodbury, a small settlement of survivors. TVGuide.com  has the exclusive first look at The Governor, who also becomes one of Rick's ( Andrew Lincoln ) greatest foes in the comic series. Walking Dead Postmortem: Which new character holds the key to the group's future? "Seeing The Walking Dead come to life on AMC has been a real thrill for me, obviously, and moving into Season 3 I'm even more excited than ever because now I feel like we're really getting to 'the good stuff,'" Kirkman tells TVGuide.com. "Having The Governor in the mix is going to fundamentally change the show in all kinds of awesome and exiting ways. And David Morrissey totally rocks!" For those worried th