Writer/executive producer Robert Kirkman and special effects master Greg Nicotero give us a tour of zombies and monsters at Nicotero's KNB special effects studio. And find out what they think has been the scariest scene in the first three seasons of the AMC zombie drama.
Robert Kirkman (executive producer) and Greg Nicotero (special effects makeup) both share that the horror movie that scared them the most as children was George Romero's 1968 classic 'Night of the Living Dead.'
"He's only been there a week and all this stuff is happening, so it's fair to suspect him," the actor tells THR of whether his character may be behind the prison community's wave of woes. READ MORE
Shedding 13 percent in its second week, the AMC drama still towers over everything but football and ranks as the series' second-most-watched episode ever. READ MORE
With three days of DVR, the AMC drama's record-breaking season premiere now tops all nonsports broadcasts in cable history -- including Disney's 2007 sequel telepic. READ MORE
A voyeur's look through the bleary eyes of TV's busiest movers and shakers -- Ann Biderman, Jason Katims, Hart Hanson and Stephen Nathan, Scott M. Gimple, Armando Iannucci, Greg Berlanti, Kerry Ehrin, Jeff and Jackie Schaffer and Terence Winter. READ MORE
Former Bravo and Real Housewives executive producer Christian Barcellos is charged with developing original unscripted series for global rollouts. READ MORE
UPDATED: The AMC drama, TV's biggest scripted player since last year, continues to grow four seasons in -- outrating even "Sunday Night Football" in the key demo. READ MORE
The new showrunner breaks down the events of the season-four premiere: "The characters all establish things we explore throughout this entire season." READ MORE
UPDATED: "Retired at 35" alum Josh McDermitt will portray Eugene, a former science teacher in the series created by Robert Kirkman, while "Southland's" Michael Cudlitz will play tough-guy Abraham. READ MORE
Even with -- or maybe because of -- a new showrunner, season four of "The Walking Dead" starts off as strong as ever and promises to build more character development throughout the cast. And yes, the thrills and gore remain. READ MORE
Writer/executive producer Robert Kirkman and special effects master Greg Nicotero give us a tour of zombies and monsters at Nicotero's KNB special effects studio. And find out what they think has been the scariest scene in the first three seasons of the AMC zombie drama. READ MORE
How will AMC's zombie drama be different under new showrunner Scott Gimple? THR caught up with Gimple, Robert Kirkman and the cast to get the scoop. READ MORE
Where geek meets chic: The avid art collector's impressive collection lines the halls of her Universal City office, which doubles as a fanboy's (and girl's) dream. READ MORE
The Valhalla Entertainment CEO also chats with THR about the recent resurrection behind sci-fi and horror, why "The Terminator" wouldn't get made today and what keeps her up at night. READ MORE
In a piece written for The Hollywood Reporter, the TV veteran reveals the thought process (and behind-the-scenes drama) involved in a big send-off and how hard it is to deliver the bad news to the actor: It's as if they are "listening in stunned silence to the news of their own death." READ MORE
Robert Kirkman (executive producer) and Greg Nicotero (special effects makeup) both share that the horror movie that scared them the most as children was George Romero's 1968 classic 'Night of the Living Dead.'
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Behind the Screen explores the impact of technology on movies and TV shows, specifically content producers, cinematographers, editors, VFX shops and artists, sound mixers and editors, technical (including R&D) roles and the post-production community. This includes products from companies like Red, Canon, Dolby and Avid to new hires in key below-the-line positions on movies or at below the line post/VFX shops