Wednesday, November 10th, 2010
So far, AMC’s The Walking Dead moves like a zombie. Languidly, laggardly, laboriously and, for the purposes of alliteration, lethargically. Though a needed reversion to the slow, stumbling classic vision of the dead, the show itself could benefit from some of the Red Bull enthusiasm almost ubiquitous in recent zombie features.
Based on the Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore comic book series, the first two episodes of The Walking Dead have run almost as a realist portrayal of ...
So far, AMC’s The Walking Dead moves like a zombie. Languidly, laggardly, laboriously and, for the purposes of alliteration, lethargically. Though a needed reversion to the slow, stumbling classic vision of the dead, the show itself could benefit from some of the Red Bull enthusiasm almost ubiquitous in recent zombie features.
Based on the Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore comic book series, the first two episodes of The Walking Dead have run almost as a realist portrayal of ...