Radioactive walkers are not a new thing in the Fear the Walking Dead landscape. However, when the hit zombie apocalypse series returns for Season 7, there will certainly be a lot more of them. The Season 6 finale saw the detonation of a nuclear warhead that had been launched by Teddy (John Glover) and Riley
Daniel Salazar (Ruben Blades) has been with Fear the Walking Dead practically from the start. The second episode of Season 1 saw his introduction as Travis Clark (Cliff Curtis), along with his ex-wife and son, entered a shop to avoid the destruction occurring around them. This shop belonged to Daniel and his wife, Griselda (Patricia
Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) has done plenty of dubious things over the span of Fear the Walking Dead. The latest saw him push Morgan Jones (Lennie James) into a group of walkers in order to try and save everyone from a nuclear explosion by himself. This didn’t happen and the character was shunned by Morgan
While it’s not the same heights of rating success as its parent show, NCIS: Los Angeles has been a huge hit for CBS. Fans enjoy this more light-hearted take on the franchise with its eclectic group of agents handling crimes across the West Coast and occasionally abroad. The latest season has continued the trend with
It’s been reported that work has finally begun this month on Season 9 of The Curse of Oak Island, as various trucks and machinery have now arrived on the island. And this has prompted us to examine what major projects the guys may already be working on. So far, there have been no official announcements
This article contains spoilers for Season 2 of The Mandalorian. As Monsters & Critics recently reported, Star Wars actor Ewan McGregor let slip some details about his upcoming series, Obi-Wan Kenobi, during an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live. McGregor plays the title role, which was first made famous by Alec Guinness in the first Star
Lupin spent two seasons telling the story of Assane, a fan of the classic Maurice Leblanc character Lupin. Assane wanted revenge because a wealthy man named Pellegrini framed his father for a crime he never committed and his dad took his own life in prison. This led to Assane building a new plan based on Lupin
The Season 6 finale of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead saw many characters clamoring for safety as they tried to avoid the fallout from a nuclear missile blast. While some instances of shelter seemed plausible as ways to stay safe during the explosion, others seemed a little far-fetched. So, how likely is it that those
The Season 6 Fear the Walking Dead finale ended with a literal explosion. A nuclear missile that was launched in Episode 15 landed. Characters lived — or died — because of it. The renewal for a seventh season was the biggest spoiler for what would happen when Teddy (John Glover) and Riley (Nick Stahl) unleashed
Shadow and Bone hit this weekend on Netflix and brought the Grishaverse to life. The Netflix series, based on the popular novels by Leigh Bardugo, tells the story of a land in fear of a dark force that threatens to overwhelm it. From this land comes a girl named Alina with the power to save