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Los Angeles [US], July 31 (ANI): The popular ‘The Walking Dead’ franchise is all set to stream on both Netflix and AMC+, beginning in 2027 as part of a new five-year deal, as per Variety. The co-exclusive USD 500 million global licensing deal between Netflix and AMC Global Media covers the original ‘The Walking Dead’…

July 30 (UPI) — Netflix and AMC have signed a new multi-year deal to share the streaming rights to the original The Walking Dead series and its six spin-offs.

Just announced by Netflix, AMC, and the trades today is a massive new multi-year agreement: Netflix and AMC Global Media are expanding their partnership to bring the original The Walking Dead series—along with all six of its spin-offs—to Netflix in multiple territories around the world.

“The Walking Dead: Dead City” Season 3 premieres on Sunday, July 26. In the new season, Maggie Greene (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) put differences aside to build the first community in Manhattan since the apocalypse, according to an AMC Global Media news release.

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Netflix just shared the list of shows and movies leaving in August 2026, and we have some good news to share with fans of Fear the Walking Dead.

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The Walking Dead franchise has been a fixture of the pop-culture landscape for almost two decades. The original series broke records when it came to cable TV shows and it proceeded to entertain audiences around the world throughout its 2010 – 2022 run. The TWD Universe continues to do soyl Dixon

When it comes to zombie TV shows, few manage to stand at the same heights as “The Walking Dead.” A big part of that is how all-encompassing the show became in the larger television landscape. It ran for 11 seasons and kept going even when the show’s protagonist, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), stepped away. It even…

There aren’t many shows where characters bash each other over the head with a barbed wire baseball bat named Lucille, but that’s what makes “The Walking Dead” different. For 11 seasons, the AMC horror drama — adapted from Robert Kirkman’s comic of the same name — imagined a post-apocalyptic future where humans are more monstrous…