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Video: “Walking Dead” Trailer!

Posted in Comics, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Television, Video with tags , , , , , , , on August 30, 2010 by ghostradioworld

Yup, here’s the trailer for Frank Darabont’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s comic book “Walking Dead”.  The series debuts on Halloween night on AMC.   Raise the spirits and wake the dead,  and all roll up and watch:

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Photos: First Images from “Walking Dead”!

Posted in Comics, Photos, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Television with tags , , , , , , , , , on June 23, 2010 by ghostradioworld

Zombie acolytes rejoice!  We’ve got the first images from Frank Darabont’s television adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s zombie comic “Walking Dead”!  Now these are ZOMBIES!

Juicy stuff!  You’d have to be one of the walking dead to not get a kick out of these!

“Walking Dead” Gets Series Order!

Posted in Comics, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Television with tags , , , , , , , on April 1, 2010 by ghostradioworld

Frank Darabont’s adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s zombie comic book series Walking Dead has gotten a six episode series order from AMC.  It will air in October 2010.

Many see the Darabont/Kirkman mix as a perfect match.  We tend to fall in that camp.  So we eagerly await this series.

Darabont Brings WALKING DEAD to AMC

Posted in Comics, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Television with tags , , , , , , , , on August 12, 2009 by ghostradioworld

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According to Variety, Frank Darabont is close to finalizing a deal with AMC to produce Robert Kirkman’s comic book “Walking Dead” as a television series.  Described as “one of the richest development deals ever” it will land Darabont with both writing and directing duties on the series.  Producing the series will be Gale Anne Hurd of Valhalla and Dave Alpert of Circle of Confusion.

AMC programming Veep Joel Stillerman promises the show will remain close to the comic books, claiming  “This is not about zombies popping out of closets … The world (in ‘Walking Dead’) is portrayed in a smart, sophisticated way.”

Both Darabont and Hurd have long association with the horror genre.  Darabont began in the genre, penning scripts for Nightmare on Elmstreet III and The Fly II, and has continued in the genre with class horror projects like The Green Mile.

Hurd is also no stranger to the genre, producing such memorable films as Aliens, Terminator,  Bad Dreams, Tremors, Terminator 2 and Relic.

Certainly seems like the right team to bring “Walking Dead” to the small screen.

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