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Thai zombies, werewolves, killer unicorns, and, well, a woman in a yard. This week has a little something for everyone, with Ten brand new horror movies waiting for your eyeballs.

Here’s all the new horror that released March 24– March 28, 2025!

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From director Aimee Kuge, the indie horror film Cannibal Mukbang puts a horror movie twist on the mukbang trend, and it’s now available on VOD from Jackrabbit Media.

In the new horror movie, “Shy and looking for love, Mark quickly becomes smitten with the outgoing and mysterious Ash, who somehow, much to his surprise, reciprocates the attraction. But as his feelings for her intensify, so does his unexpected submersion into Ash’s biggest love: the wild world of mukbanging. And with it, lots of bloodshed.”

April Consalo, Nate Wise, and Clay Von Carlowitz star in Cannibal Mukbang.

Livestream stars Sarah Moliski (The Pregnancy Promise), Nika Khitrova (Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story), Mao Sun (Into the Dark), Anthony Moore (The Sound and the Syllable), and Nicholas Edmunds (Mysteries Decoded). Drawing comparisons to modern horror classics like The Blair Witch Project, Paranormal Activity, and The Conjuring, this relentless thriller …

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Unstable is a workplace comedy series created by Rob Lowe, John Owen Lowe, and Victor Fresco. Created by and starring the Lowe father-son duo, the Netflix series follows Jackson as he tries to save both his father and his father’s company after Ellis starts spiraling out because of his wife’s death. Unstable also stars Sian Clifford, Aaron Branch, Rachel Marsh, Emma Pilar Ferreira, Fred Armisen, Tom Allen, Jt Parr, Lamorne Morris, and Iris Apatow. So, if you loved the feel-good, workplace, and absurd comedy in Unstable here are some similar shows you could watch next.

The Grinder (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Fox

The Grinder is a legal comedy series created by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel. The Fox series follows the story of Dean Sanderson, a Hollywood star famous for playing a lawyer in a popular television series as he returns to his hometown to work as...

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Image Comics' The Walking Dead has achieved great success due to its commentary on the dangerous capabilities of humanity when faced with dreadful circumstances. Throughout the 193-issue series, co-creator Robert Kirkman and artists Charlie Adlard and Tony Moore put lead protagonist Rick Grimes and his group of survivors through the wringer that is the zombie apocalypse. However, it's only when faced with a pair of foes who threaten everything he holds dear that Rick ultimately reaches a moment where he's indistinguishable form the zombie horde.

In issue #57 - running low on food and supplies - Rick prepares to venture back to his old hometown of Cynthiana, Kentucky with his son Carl and new group member Sgt. Abraham Ford. During a brief evening pause at a rest stop, Rick, Abraham, and Carl are taken unaware and ambushed by a trio of armed bandits. The bandits initially...

Exclusive: Chandler Riggs (The Walking Dead) and Samantha Isler (Molly’s Game) are set to lead the Christmas-themed dramedy Breakup Season, marking the feature debut of writer-director H. Nelson Tracey.

The indie going into production this month in La Grande, Oregon follows a young man (Riggs) as he brings his girlfriend (Isler) back to his rural Oregon hometown to meet his family for the first time, over the course of the holidays. The introduction doesn’t go as planned.

Pic also stars James Urbaniak (The Fabelmans), Jacob Wysocki (Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising), Brook Hogan, Carly Stewart, and Kailey Rhodes. Stephen Mastrocola, Rafi Jacobs, and Liana Montemayor of the L.A.-based Static Films will produce alongside Tracey. Also producing is Christopher Jennings, co-founder of the Eastern Oregon Film Festival, whose residency program is where the script was developed.

“I first visited La Grande, Oregon in the fall of 2019 for the annual Eastern Oregon Film Festival,...

Skybound Entertainment co-founder and CEO David Alpert reveals that the possibility of The Walking Dead original comic book series continuing is completely up to Robert Kirkman. The Walking Dead comic, created by Kirkman and Tony Moore, was first published in October 2003 and ran for sixteen years, with the final issue, #193, released in July 2019. Kirkman shocked longtime readers when he decided to end the long-running comic book series without warning. Issue #193 picks up twenty-five years after the events of issue #192, with a new world order in place.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Alpert explains that Skybound Entertainment is open to The Walking Dead original comic series continuing if Kirkman decides he is interested. Alpert shares a deep love for The Walking Dead, including the novels, the Clementine graphic novel, and the original graphic novel series. He also reveals that he, like many fans, is curious about what happened between...

Image Comics' The Walking Dead from creators Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore has become one of the most definitive representations of zombie mythology in entertainment. However, the Eisner Award-winning comic book series may not have reached the heights of its popularity without George A. Romero's highly influential Night of the Living Dead film series. Romero's cult classic films reinvigorated life into the zombie genre for modern moviegoers and introduced a variety of zombies that would continuously advance throughout several films.

Kirkman had other plans in mind for his zombies that would inhabit the world occupied by core character Rick Grimes and the remaining survivors of the human population. These zombies are fairly identical to the titular undead specimens from Romero's 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead in which they are robbed of their average human intelligence and receive a new goal... to eat the brains of surviving humans. In...

When building the world of a major crossover entertainment franchise, it’s only natural that some decisions might appear slipshod in hindsight, but as far as The Walking Dead is concerned, writer Robert Kirkman has one regret that stings like no other. Currently commentating his blockbuster comic series in a color re-release entitled The Walking Dead Deluxe, Kirkman recently revealed one of his least favorite aspects of the gritty yet beloved story, and the answer may come as a surprise.

The Walking Dead spanned #193 issues from 2003 to 2019, published by Image Comics, and later spun off into an empire of Walking Dead tv shows, videogames, and other assorted media. A bleak and harrowing horror story centered around the redoubtable Rick Grimes and his band of beleaguered survivors, Twd won praise from fans and critics alike for its consummate world-building, as Kirkman and artists Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard took readers through...

The Walking Dead season 11 is set to come to Netflix incredibly soon. The post-apocalyptic zombie series, which is based on the Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard graphic novel series of the same name, originally began airing on AMC in 2010. With an ever-expanding and contracting cast that included Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, and Danai Gurira, the gory and popular drama ran for 11 seasons, during which time it racked up 16 Emmy nominations and won 2.

Without much fanfare, Netflix officially listed the streaming premiere date of The Walking Dead season 11 on the streaming service's page for the overall series. According to their announcement, the season will arrive very soon into the New Year, on Friday, January 6. This comes just under two months after the series aired its finale on AMC on November 20, 2022.

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New artwork for The Walking Dead reimagines the series finale's big moments into stylized comic panels. The Walking Dead began as a comic book in 2003 by Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore before becoming one of the most popular shows in modern television. The Walking Dead concluded its long run after 177 episodes with the series finale aptly titled Rest in Peace. Although the main show reached its end, The Walking Dead universe appears to only be getting started, with several announced spinoff series.

WalkerWyn took to Twitter to share The Walking Dead inspired art that recreates the big moments from the series finale in classic comic book style. The stylish art features several main characters from the major moments of The Walking Dead's series finale, ranging from Negan and Maggie in a much-needed heart-to-heart conversation to a spinoff-bound Rick Grimes. Check out the art below:

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In the post-apocalyptic undead world of The Walking Dead, series creator Robert Kirkman once billed his violent epic as "the zombie movie that never ends,” with an early interview seeing Kirkman admit that this tagline was a complete and total lie right from the start!

Hitting comic shop shelves in 2003, The Walking Dead exploded in popularity relatively early in its eventual decade-plus run, leading to spinoff books, video games, and of course, a long-running television series that just recently concluded its final season. Grabbing the attention of fans and critics alike with its rich world-building, large cast of diverse and nuanced characters, brutal over-the-top violence, and more undead walkers than Rick Grimes and company could shake a dismembered limb at, The Walking Dead was unlike anything that had come before it, even having a hand in reviving interest in the zombie genre as a whole!

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Norman Reedus shares new details about his The Walking Dead universe spinoff Daryl Dixon. The road has finally ended for AMC’s long-running zombie drama based on the comic book from Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore. But the Walking Dead Universe appears to just be getting started, as three new Twd spinoffs are set to launch in the coming months. Arguably the most interesting of these spinoffs is Daryl Dixon, a show centered on Reedus’ fan-favorite character.

The Walking Dead’s series finale indeed ended with Daryl climbing on his trusty motorcycle and riding off to find new adventures in the world of the post-apocalypse (without his best friend Carol). It’s already been revealed that Daryl ultimately winds up in France, where he makes some shocking new discoveries about the nature of the virus that caused the zombie outbreak in the first place. Now Reedus himself has filled in...

Spoilers for The Walking Dead television series and comics below!This month, The Walking Dead television series came to an end, but the series finale ultimately revealed the biggest mistake the live-action adaptation of the comic book ever made: killing Carl Grimes. While the TV series concluded with Rick Grimes living as the character will star in his own spinoff series, the original Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard comic book had a much more impactful ending in a story centered around Carl.

The Walking Dead comic book is one of the most successful comics of all time, as the Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard series ran for 193 issues from 2003 to 2019. The Skybound/Image Comics series, telling the tale of a group of survivors during the zombie apocalypse, featured plenty of twists and turns, with no character safe from being killed. However, one character who lasted the entire series,...

After 11 seasons and 177 episodes, AMC’s The Walking Dead has finally shambled toward the moral coil. After becoming the House that Walt built, the network followed up in 2010 with a post-apocalyptic comic book adaptation by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard. And although there were a few deviations from the original source material, showrunner Frank Darabont steered the ship in an engaging way that pleased veteran comic fans and television newcomers alike. That is until Darabont was fired after the second season, then things creatively and behind the scenes began to decay. According to AMC’s lawyers, he was terminated due to “his volatile and disturbing interactions with the staff and talent.” Darabont won a 2013 profit suit against AMC in 2021 with a settlement of 200 million. Following his win, a group of producers, including Kirkman himself, are looking for a similar settlement as the series finale approaches. The network has...

"The Walking Dead" may be officially ending with its series finale tonight, but it lived up to its title long before that. Once one of the most talked-about shows on TV, the series became a shell of its former self, shambling along like a zombie even as it bled viewers and left critics increasingly underwhelmed. For the record, season 5 was when I jumped ship and the season 6 finale killed any chance of the show winning me back.

It may not have been in the same storytelling league as AMC's crown jewels like "Breaking Bad" or "Mad Men," but "The Walking Dead" was a ratings juggernaut. From 2010 to 2017, viewership for "The Walking Dead" kept climbing. Then during season 7, the trend reversed. The season's premiere, "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be," brought in 17.03 million viewers. The next episode, "The Well," dropped nearly 5 million to 12.46. Compare the show's ratings peak,...

The Walking Dead franchise is the zombie apocalypse gift that keeps on giving and we are grateful for it. Based on the original comic books created by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard, we have gotten several films, novels, video games, audiobooks, web series, and television shows. The franchise's first TV show, The Walking Dead, follows Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) as he wakes up from a coma in a post-apocalyptic world inhabited by the undead, and must protect his family and new allies as he fights for survival. Its spin-off, Fear The Walking Dead, is set in Los Angeles, California, and follows two families as they band together to survive the apocalypse. The third show, The Walking Dead: World Beyond, is set ten years after the apocalypse and focuses on the first generation of teenagers to grow up during the zombie apocalypse. And now, a fourth show, Tales of the Walking Dead,...

The Walking Dead is gearing up for its final episodes, and a premiere date for the remainder of season 11 was announced at Comic-Con International: San Diego. A trailer for the last installments was also released and it teases the showdown between the survivors and the Commonwealth.

Based on the comic book series by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard, The Walking Dead stars Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, Christian Serratos, Josh McDermitt, Seth Gilliam, Ross Marquand, Khary Payton, Cooper Andrews, Callan McAuliffe, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Eleanor Matsuura, Nadia Hilker, Cailey Fleming, Cassady McClincy, Lauren Ridloff, Paola Lázaro, and Michael James Shaw. The series depicts the survivors of a zombie apocalypse and their attempts to evade "walkers" while joining or conflicting with other survivors who have formed their own communities.

The show's final eight episodes...

Longtime The Walking Dead cast members Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira wowed fans at Comic-Con on Friday with a surprise appearance at Hall H—teasing an upcoming limited series that will wrap up story arcs for their respective characters of Rick Grimes and Michonne.

The Walking Dead Universe’s Chief Content Officer Scott M. Gimple will serve as showrunner for the series, with Lincoln and Gurira as EPs. The show is set to launch with six episodes next year.

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The latest Twd spinoff will present an epic love story of two characters changed by a changed world. Kept apart by distance. By an unstoppable power. By the ghosts of who they were. Rick and Michonne are thrown into another world, built on a war against the dead… And ultimately, a war against the living. Can they find each other and who they were in...

The Walking Dead took a bite out of Comic-Con today to take an emotional final bow at Hall H. The dystopian show also unveiled a new trailer for the final set of eight episodes (which you can view above) and its last premiere date.

The final eight episodes of Twd will debut on October 2, the trailer revealed.

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“You wanna die quick, you wanna die screaming,” says Norman Reedus’ Daryl Dixon ion the nearly three minute trailer shown today in a packed Hall H. Picking up where the previous sections of Twd’s final season left off earlier tis year, the almost ghostly peek at the final eight episodes revealed the final and bloody showdown between the Survivors and the well armed Commonwealth.

The once blockbuster series nearing the end of its eleventh and final season is the first in a post-apocalyptic zombie franchise, based on Robert Kirkman,...

When The Walking Dead Universe’s Chief Content Officer Scott M. Gimple stopped by Hall H today ahead of The Walking Dead‘s final Comic-Con panel to introduce fans to Tales of the Walking Dead, he unveiled the first full trailer for the spinoff, which you can view above.

Tales is an episodic anthology marking the fourth series in the post-apocalyptic zombie franchise—based on Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard’s comic books of the same name—on the heels of the mothership series and offshoots Fear the Walking Dead and The Walking Dead: World Beyond. The six-episode series will feature one-hour standalone episodes focused on both new and established characters within the walker apocalypse. The stakes are high in each story, pushing new, indelible characters with relentless, life-threatening choices and situations as we get to see the apocalypse through different eyes, discovering more worlds, mythos, and mysteries of the Walking Dead.

With production already well-underway on the first episode of "The Walking Dead," further casting reports have continued to emerge.

According to The Walking Dead Podcast (via Bloody Disgusting), Linds Edwards and Jim Coleman are the latest actors to sign on to appear in "The Walking Dead." During an interview with Edwards, he revealed that Coleman will portray a new character named Lambert Kendel while Edwards (pictured) will play another new character, Leon Bassett.

It's worth noting that AMC subsequently asked that the podcast in question be removed.

As an actor, Edwards is relatively unknown, having appeared in "Seed," "In a Blink" and "A Rats Tale." However, Coleman has an extensive resume of roles, including "American Gangster," "Burn Notice," "ER," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Sheena."

Earlier this week, Chandler Riggs was cast as Carl Grimes, the son of the lead characters Rick and Lori Grimes, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln and Sarah Wayne Callies,...