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The Walking Dead Trailer: WTH is Going on with Rick?!?

Ummm… what?!? Excuse us?!? Can we have a few moments, please? AMC has released the first trailer for The Walking Dead Season 8 and it features pretty much everyone teaming up against Negan. We’re talking Rick, Team Alexandria, Maggie and Team Hilltop, along with Ezekiel and Team Kingdom, all dead set on avenging the murders of Glenn and Abraham. “Hope you've got your s-itting pants on,” Negan says in the following preview, which opens, of course, with some taunting from everyone’s favorite villain. (Seriously, how terrific is Jeffrey Dean Morgan in this role?!?) We then see many explosions, a whole lot of fighting and even more zombies, prior to the more jarring scene of the extended trailer: Rick, waking up in a hospital bed, with a grey beard and a cane by his side. Like we said at the outset: Umm… WHAT?!? Elsewhere in the promo, we see Ezekiel rallying the troops like only he can. “When I first met him, Jesus said my world was gonna get a whole lot bigger. We found that world. We found each other. That bigger world is ours by right. Those who use and take and kill, we end them,” he says at one point, adding: “With everything we've beat, everything we've endured, everything we've risen above, everything we've become – no matter what comes next, we've won! “We've already won!” The Walking Dead returns on Sunday, October 22. You can always visit our friends at TV Fanatic to watch The Walking Dead online in order to catch up before then, and also take note: A trio of actors have been bumped up to series-regular status: Pollyanna McIntosh. Steven Ogg. Katelyn Nacon. Check out the preview now:

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A Series Of Unfortunate Events Is More Hopeful Than Lemony Snicket Would Like To Admit

The Baudelaire children of Netflix’s ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ break down the show’s dark comedy and explain why adults are the real enemy

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Supernatural’s John Winchester Comes Back From The Grave For One More Hunt

‘Supernatural’ star Jeffrey Dean Morgan tells TV sons Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki that he’s still hunting

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The Walking Dead Preview: Rick Was Wrong

In a word? GULP! AMC has released a new trailer for The Walking Dead Season 6 and it features Rick Grimes admitting something we never thought he would admit: That he's not always right. “I thought living behind these walls was possible. I was wrong,” our heroes says in the following teaser. We last saw Rick and friends covered in walker guts, of course, attempting to do their best to salvage the remains of Alexadria. But we also saw some of our survivors encountered by a rather mean motorcycle gang comprised of bad guys under the orders of Negan, the iconic comic book villain we'll meet when the series returns on February 14. He'll be played, of course, by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, although Negan is nowhere to be seen in this preview. Instead, we're told that the “new world” will come with a “price,” which we'd have to imagine will be the lives of various main characters. Who will survive the season? What catastrophe awaits Rick and company? What does Negan have in store? Those questions will start to be answered in just a few weeks. Check out the latest trailer below and remember to visit TV Fanatic if you need to catch up and watch The Walking Dead online .

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The Possession Trailer: What’s In the Box?

Signs that your precious little girl may be inhabited by a malicious demon, according to this first trailer for the Sam Raimi-produced The Possession : She eats her pancakes at abnormal speeds (watch out for that fork), cradles an ancient wooden puzzle box in her bed at night, has a horde of insects living inside her mouth. What are desperate parents Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick to do? Get a peek at the latest in dybbuk horror — so hot right now! — after the jump. Produced by Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures, August 31’s The Possession stars Morgan and Sedgwick as estranged parents of two girls, one of whom makes the best-worst yard sale find ever: A dybbuk box housing an assortment of tokens and pieces of hair, which appear to possess her, effectively combining the Jewish horror and scary child genres in one convenient movie! (A dybbuk, in Jewish mythology, is a malevolent possessing spirit; also see: 2009’s The Unborn .) What makes this movie slightly more interesting is that it’s based on a true story — at least, on the 2004 L.A. Times article ” Jinx in a Box ” that documented the allegedly cursed item known as the Dybbuk Box, an antique wine box found by one unlucky owner at a yard sale that went on to curse subsequent owners and even has its own Wikipedia page . Another fun fact: The Possession features Jewish rap sensation Matisyahu in a supporting role! Plan your summer viewing accordingly. [ Yahoo ]

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Spend Two Seconds Guessing What Film the Abduction Poster Rips Off

We’ve already discussed how Taylor Lautner might not be a believable protagonist in an action film , especially one where Sigourney-effing-Weaver is relegated to a supporting role. Now we have to wonder if Abduction is believable as a film at all, since its new poster takes a page out of a very-effing-popular movie franchise from the past decade. Run like Tay-tay, and click through for comparison.

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Texas Killing Fields Trailer: Best Little Slaughterhouse in Texas

Like the killer in a Texan massacre tale, this Jessica Chastain person keeps coming back! In every possible supporting role! With the new movie Texas Killing Fields , the Tree of Life lumberjill co-stars alongside Sam Worthington (who looks a lot like Nathan from The Real World: Seattle these days, in case you were wondering) and Chloe Moretz in a tale of serial murder and Southern accents. Director Ami Canaan Mann is Michael Mann’s daughter, which officially makes this film a hotbed for a new school of talent. And Jeffrey Dean Morgan is like the principal of that school.

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Two New Ferocious Stills of Jane Fonda in Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding

Once you put aside the silly Elvis Costello song title pun, the TIFF entry Peace, Love, and Understanding seems like an ideal project for all parties involved: Catherine Keener plays a conservative lawyer who, following a divorce from her husband (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), takes her kids (Nat Wolff and Elizabeth Olsen) to meet their estranged, hippie grandmother in Woodstock. That grandmother is Jane Fonda, whose new photos from the film should bring you back to a very specific, Oscar-garnering favorite from 1981. If you can’t guess the movie yet, hit yourself.

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Katherine Heigl: I’ve Seen Ashton Kutcher’s O-Face

Katherine Heigl has done the onscreen romantic thing in the movies with Gerard Butler in The Ugly Truth, James Marsden in 27 Dresses and on Grey’s Anatomy with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Justin…

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