Zombies are typically known as humans who have come back from the dead with a hunger for human flesh, but both shows have very different portrayals of them. On TWD, the zombies remain the same ...

Flipboard Image 1 of 2 next In this image released by AMC, zombies appear in a scene from the second season of the AMC original series, "The Walking Dead" in Senoia, Ga. (AP Photo/AMC, Gene Page) ...

For over a decade, The Walking Dead was the quintessential 'zombie' show. It had all the classic tropes. There was an apocalypse, bands of survivors, obviously zombies, and more.

Rick and Carl sweep through the pile of dead, decaying zombies and make sure they’re all double-dead. It’s all going to be okay, because the antibiotics brigade finally arrives.

Ultimately, it doesn’t really matter what the cause of the zombie apocalypse was. That’s not really the point of The Walking Dead. Cause only matters if the story is about finding a cure. On ...

I doubt they’d appear in time for the Walking Dead season 11 series finale. I am personally very excited by this, because I don’t think zombies have been a forceful enough threat in the series ...

The Walking Dead and its initial spinoffs have been laser-focused on survival and fighting off enemies, both human and undead. Conversely, some of the episodes in Tales of the Walking Dead provide ...

The Walkers of AMC’s The Walking Dead and the Infected in HBO’s The Last of Us are among the most terrifying zombies in modern TV horror, sparking endless debates over which would be worse to ...