THE WALKING DEAD episode six

The season finale of this zombie epic's first season aired in the UK this week. Check out my review, after the jump...

THE WALKING DEAD episode five

This week saw the penultimate episode of the zombie epic's first season. More after the jump...

THE WALKING DEAD episode four

Zombie time again folks. Here's my review of episode four of the FX series.

HEARTBREAKER DVD review

Out now on DVD is the French romantic comedy, Heartbreaker.

Check out the trailer and read my review, after the jump...

THE WALKING DEAD episode three

The third episode aired on FX on friday. Read my review after the jump...

THE WALKING DEAD episode two

The second episode of the new zombie epic aired on FX last night. Read my review after the jump...

THE WALKING DEAD episode one

The first episode of the new zombie epic aired on FX last night. Read my review after the jump...

The Dead Will Walk

The Walking Dead TV series starts soon, and I can't wait... except I'll have to for a bit. Those lucky bastards in the US get to watch the first episode on Halloween night. It's worth giving up candy for.


Here in the UK we have to wait a fraction longer, with the first episode appearing on FX on Bonfire Night. It's worth giving up fireworks for.

THE WALKING DEAD opening credits

Of all the great things that have happened in cinemas this year, none of them have made me anywhere near as excited as the prospect of the Walking Dead TV series. Based on the graphic novel series of the same name, it premieres in America on Halloween night and we should see it on FX a couple of weeks later. So far there's been a Comic-con teaser trailer released that explained the basic set up of the show (Zombies are eating people), but then this juicy little video found its way onto the net yesterday.

Surprisingly, this video is NOT real, and is just the work of a fantastically gifted animator. Now, I've not seen the real opening credits yet, but if I were the producers of the show, I'd ditch whatever I had lined up as an opening sequence and adopt this immediately. It may just be a fan video, but it's of such a high quality that I thought it must be the real deal as soon as I saw it. It's appreciative of the source material and style of animation, and tells you everything you need to know about the show in under a minute.


For more of Daniel Kanemoto's work, head over to his vimeo showreel here.