Walking Dead Characters Ranked By How Much We Care
Warning: Spoilers follow for AMC's The Walking Dead through Season 9's penultimate episode, "The Calm Before."
Even with the multitude of characters The Walking Dead has killed off over the years - the mounds and mountains of bodies that have piled up - it still has the largest ensemble on TV.
As we regroup after Season 9's penultimate episode, "The Calm Before, given the high body count that came with it, the show still has a couple dozen names and faces to juggle. And our feelings about most of them, a solid 75 percent of them, range from intolerance to indifference.
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Child’s Play: Mark Hamill to Voice Chucky in the Reboot
Mark Hamill will voice Chucky the killer doll in the upcoming remake of Child's Play, Orion Pictures announced Saturday.
The Star Wars actor joins a cast that includes Aubrey Plaza, Gabriel Bateman and Brian Tyree Henry.
Described in the official press release as "a contemporary re-imagining of the 1988 horror classic," Child's Play "follows Karen (Plaza), a single mother who gifts her son Andy (Bateman) a Buddi doll, unaware of its more sinister nature."
“We feel incredibly lucky to have an icon creating a new take on an iconic character,” said David Katzenberg, who produces along with Seth Grahame-Smith.
“Mark is a gifted actor and celebrated vocal performer, and he’s approached this challenge with incredible energy and commitment.”
Child’s Play: Mark Hamill to Voice Chucky in the Reboot
Mark Hamill will voice Chucky the killer doll in the upcoming remake of Child's Play, Orion Pictures announced Saturday.
The Star Wars actor joins a cast that includes Aubrey Plaza, Gabriel Bateman and Brian Tyree Henry.
Described in the official press release as "a contemporary re-imagining of the 1988 horror classic," Child's Play "follows Karen (Plaza), a single mother who gifts her son Andy (Bateman) a Buddi doll, unaware of its more sinister nature."
“We feel incredibly lucky to have an icon creating a new take on an iconic character,” said David Katzenberg, who produces along with Seth Grahame-Smith.
“Mark is a gifted actor and celebrated vocal performer, and he’s approached this challenge with incredible energy and commitment.”
We Saw Godzilla Battle King Ghidorah and It Was Crazy
Warning! Spoilers for exclusive Godzilla: King of the Monsters footage at WonderCon 2019 below.
In a packed arena at the Anaheim Convention Center, fans eagerly awaited Warner Bros. presentation for its upcoming slate of films. And while there were cheers and applause for Annabelle Comes Home (check out the new trailer) and Shazam! (read our review), the Godzilla footage we saw was... "Something special." Those words were spoken by Godzilla: King of the Monsters director Michael Dougherty before the footage played. And he was right!
We Saw Godzilla Battle King Ghidorah and It Was Crazy
Warning! Spoilers for exclusive Godzilla: King of the Monsters footage at WonderCon 2019 below.
In a packed arena at the Anaheim Convention Center, fans eagerly awaited Warner Bros. presentation for its upcoming slate of films. And while there were cheers and applause for Annabelle Comes Home (check out the new trailer) and Shazam! (read our review), the Godzilla footage we saw was... "Something special." Those words were spoken by Godzilla: King of the Monsters director Michael Dougherty before the footage played. And he was right!
Bus Simulator for Consoles Is Like Video Game ASMR
Of the many games I played at PAX East 2019, I didn't expect Bus Simulator would be one of my favorites, but yet, here we are.
Previously available only to PC gamers, Bus Simulator comes to consoles later this year, and I had a chance to try it out here in Boston. I've played other simulator games like Farming Simulator and Train Simulator, so I had an inkling of what to expect.
If you're unfamiliar, Bus Simulator is exactly what its name promises, but even more in-depth that it would lead you to believe. Yes, you drive busses. In fact, there are dozens of real-life, officially licensed bus models to drive, but it's more than just driving from stop to stop.
There's a story here: the fictitious city in which Bus Simulator is set doesn't have good public transportation. It's up to you to help rebuild the infrastructure for a thriving public transportation system through–you guessed it–driving busses.
Bus Simulator for Consoles Is Like Video Game ASMR
Of the many games I played at PAX East 2019, I didn't expect Bus Simulator would be one of my favorites, but yet, here we are.
Previously available only to PC gamers, Bus Simulator comes to consoles later this year, and I had a chance to try it out here in Boston. I've played other simulator games like Farming Simulator and Train Simulator, so I had an inkling of what to expect.
If you're unfamiliar, Bus Simulator is exactly what its name promises, but even more in-depth that it would lead you to believe. Yes, you drive busses. In fact, there are dozens of real-life, officially licensed bus models to drive, but it's more than just driving from stop to stop.
There's a story here: the fictitious city in which Bus Simulator is set doesn't have good public transportation. It's up to you to help rebuild the infrastructure for a thriving public transportation system through–you guessed it–driving busses.
Our Spoiler-Free Thoughts on Agents of SHIELD’s Season 6 Premiere
This is a spoiler-free early review of the Marvel's Agents of SHIELD Season 6 premiere, which was shown to fans at WonderCon ahead of its May 10 debut.
Agents of SHIELD fans at WonderCon got a Marvel-ous treat; not only was the show's Season 6 premiere date (May 10) announced, they also got an early look at the season opener, which was directed by series star Clark Gregg.
If you've already caught the Season 6 trailers that Marvel and ABC have been running since January, it's no spoiler to say that while our beloved Agent Phil Coulson is (as far as we know), truly, officially dead following the events of Season 5, Clark Gregg still shows up on camera, as well as behind it. Coulson appears as a hologram giving Mac leadership advice, but we're also introduced to a mysterious man in black who shares Coulson's face but, when challenged that he's "from SHIELD," coldly retorts, "never heard of it."
Agents of SHIELD: Season 6 Premiere Review
This is an updated review of the Marvel's Agents of SHIELD Season 6 premiere, which was first published in March after its debut at WonderCon.
If you've caught any of the Agents of SHIELD Season 6 trailers that Marvel and ABC have been running since January, you won't be particularly surprised by the Season 6 premiere twist that, while Agent Phil Coulson is (as far as we know), truly, officially dead following the events of Season 5, Clark Gregg still shows up on camera in the premiere, in addition to working behind it.