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TWD... I'm a big fan. The series has unfortunately ended as a comic book saga, though. 
Fear the Walking Dead is also awesome. I laughed at the random lesbian kiss recently, though, and Daniel 'I often cheat death' Salazer's orange tabby.
Fear the Walking Dead is also awesome. I laughed at the random lesbian kiss recently, though, and Daniel 'I often cheat death' Salazer's orange tabby.
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Indeed and what an ending it was. Seriously brought a tear to my eye. I went ahead and framed one of the final panels.I'm a big fan. The series has unfortunately ended as a comic book saga, though.
Fear the Walking Dead is also awesome. I laughed at the random lesbian kiss recently, though, and Daniel 'I often cheat death' Salazer's orange tabby.
And I agree, FTWD has really risen in ranks as of late. The end of the Season 4 brought me back to TWD S1 a bit, now the interlinking between series (and undoubtedly movies) has really put it center stage.
I was in this film, as one of the zombies. You can see the entire movie free on the Internet Archive. It was released on DVD back in February.
Ignore the "review" on there, because some 'Gimpy' dude wrote that.
Here's the trailer...
I'm also in Dick Dynamite: The Movie.
And this is me in Redcon-1, in the scene where Sgt. Frank Perez (played by Mark Strange) is attacked by a horde of the infected inside a mine.
Redcon-1 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
A gory action film, released in 2019, about a zombie outbreak in Britain.
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Ignore the "review" on there, because some 'Gimpy' dude wrote that.
Here's the trailer...
I'm also in Dick Dynamite: The Movie.
And this is me in Redcon-1, in the scene where Sgt. Frank Perez (played by Mark Strange) is attacked by a horde of the infected inside a mine.
Since I first saw that helicopter I assumed he was going to head to the commonwealth, thus following the comic arc somewhat but in a way he could exit the show.
I like that "Easy Street" song. But unlike Daryl, I couldn't stand hearing it for hours at once. 
Smiley
The Artist Formerly Known As Mr. $miley
The series has stretched out to the point where it needed either a drastic change or proper closure. Thankfully, the comic was able to do the latter in a surprising fashion that certainly caught me off guard. I was slogging through that final arc ready to remove it from my pull list, but I forced my way through it and fortunately it turned out for the best as it reached a satisfying conclusion for me.
The TV show on the other hand is a lot harder to work through. Too many behind-the-scenes elements are shifting the show into unwatchable territory. Juggling the actors, changing showrunners, creating a lot of filler episodes. All aspects that have hindered the enjoyment of the series.
I really do enjoy the first four seasons and even moments of the latter seasons once Negan was introduced. I like Norman Reedus as Daryl, but that character isn't one that can lead a series and works better as a supporting character. Negan may be able to take off after Michonne/Danai Gurira leaves since Jeffrey Dean Morgan has a lot of charisma and gives Negan much needed depth. My hope is that AMC realizes this and takes the series back a notch. Going to eight episode seasons may actually help this with actor schedules, mapping out a story arc and having more in the budget for zombie/special effects. I hear Fear the Walking Dead is better, but I'll have to catch up later. I am interested in the Rick Grimes movie though and will probably see it in theaters. Andrew Lincoln really brings a lot into that character.
The TV show on the other hand is a lot harder to work through. Too many behind-the-scenes elements are shifting the show into unwatchable territory. Juggling the actors, changing showrunners, creating a lot of filler episodes. All aspects that have hindered the enjoyment of the series.
I really do enjoy the first four seasons and even moments of the latter seasons once Negan was introduced. I like Norman Reedus as Daryl, but that character isn't one that can lead a series and works better as a supporting character. Negan may be able to take off after Michonne/Danai Gurira leaves since Jeffrey Dean Morgan has a lot of charisma and gives Negan much needed depth. My hope is that AMC realizes this and takes the series back a notch. Going to eight episode seasons may actually help this with actor schedules, mapping out a story arc and having more in the budget for zombie/special effects. I hear Fear the Walking Dead is better, but I'll have to catch up later. I am interested in the Rick Grimes movie though and will probably see it in theaters. Andrew Lincoln really brings a lot into that character.
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Smiley
The Artist Formerly Known As Mr. $miley
Looks like the director of Kong: Skull Island (and supposedly the Metal Gear Solid movie if it ever releases) was working on this:
I can't wait for October. ?
Bandage131
Finger Lickerin' Good
TLOU references TWD a couple times.
Did anybody ever watch the webisodes? I remember some of the short clips had the actor who played the lead role in The Collector.
Has anyone watched the TV spin-off of the famous slasher franchise? I heard the original Ghostface mask and costume is making a return in the third season.
Bandage131
Finger Lickerin' Good
I did. They ranged from crap to okay, none of them really stood out. They're all out on YouTube.
They are only on the Region 1 DVDs. ?
Bandage131
Finger Lickerin' Good
Only the ones about the Bicycle Girl zombie and the Flight 462 on each series second season DVD.
I wish content like that could be made available in the UK too. ?