Monthly Archives: June 2017

FilmBook (blog)Fear the Walking Dead, season 3, episodes 1 & 2, ‘Eye of the Beholder’ & ‘The New Frontier,’ was a great way to end season 2. Whether the block was a great start to season 3: I may be … Continue reading →

Undead WalkingThe June 18 episode of Fear the Walking Dead was almost entirely in Spanish. This was critical for the narrative and it makes sense for the show. The Walking Dead is known for pushing the envelope, but the June … Continue reading →

ForbesFollowing Sunday night’s harrowing episode of Fear The Walking Dead, I’ve come to a conclusion: It’s now hands down, without question, a better show than the original. I know, I know…that’s a controversial statement to make. In fact, if the … Continue reading →

ForbesFollowing Sunday night’s harrowing episode of Fear The Walking Dead, I’ve come to a conclusion: It’s now hands down, without question, a better show than the original. I know, I know…that’s a controversial statement to make. In fact, if the … Continue reading →

International Business TimesA new threat to the Otto ranch will be revealed in Season 3, episode 5 of “Fear the Walking Dead.” According to the synopsis for the episode, a new threat reveals itself to Madison (Kim Dickens) and Troy … Continue reading →

Undead WalkingIt’s not surprising that Daniel Salazar’s return on Fear the Walking Dead coincides with a major first for the show: A revolution that ended well for our side. Fear the Walking Dead thus far has been a story of … Continue reading →

NOLA.comCliff Curtis, Kim Dickens, Alycia Debnam-Carey and Frank Dillane in "Fear the Walking Dead." Illustrates TV-WALKINGDEAD (category e), by Hank Stuever (c) 2015, The Washington Post. Moved Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015. (MUST CREDIT: AMC) … and more …read more      

uInterview.com (blog)Fear the Walking Dead turned its attention to Danny Salazar this week, who showed up at the end of the previous episode. FEAR THE WALKING DEAD RECAP. A drunk named Efrain found Danny, injured from the explosion in season … Continue reading →

Vanity FairFear the Walking Dead will always face one curse: constant comparison to its predecessor, The Walking Dead. In many ways, the two are very different shows. Most obviously, they take place on opposite coasts; Fear races too quickly, whereas … Continue reading →