By now, you likely have either watched the season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead or spent enough time on social media to be spoiled about who Negan killed in the end. If you're one of the magical unicorns who evaded said spoilers, congratulations! Now turn away from this post and return when you have watched the complete episode.

The Walking Dead finally returned last night—and after months of repeatedly teasing out the same cliffhanger (and trying to justify it), we finally learned the identity of the unlucky victim of last season's finale, in which Negan (played to brutally memorable degree by Jeffrey Dean Morgan) murdered someone with a bat.

AMC has announced that Halt and Catch Fire will be getting a fourth, final season.

AMC is going to screen Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Blazing Saddles in honor of Gene Wilder at 55 of their locations.

It's interesting that rather than choosing to pick up an adaptation that would have been closer to Robert Kirkman's comic book series, they wanted to shape and mold the show into something more like Law and Order: The Walking Dead.

There you have it, folks, a brand new trailer for season 7 of AMC's The Walking Dead.

According to sources at The Hollywood Reporter, The Walking Dead team has gone one step further to try and preserve the secrecy surrounding the name of the character who got the ax (or, well, in this case the bat) in last season's finale.

A seven-year-long study conducted by students at the University of Leicester in the U.K. has concluded that Superman is the best superhero in terms of who had the most useful superpowers versus weaknesses. Well, we know that Superman really only has one!

Co-stars Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus were trying to come up with something to cope with all the "blood and gore" on their show, and in an attempt to do something "lighter" decided to spoof the 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special--which is just as awesome as it sounds.

In a press interview, Rogen and Goldberg sat down to talk about the road to adapting Preacher--Rogen explained how it was actually during the making of Pineapple Express that they first wanted to put their names in consideration to bring the series to television.

Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier has already proven herself a force in films, becoming the first—and so far only—woman to direct two films nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film (she wrote and directed 2006’s After the Wedding and 2010’s In a Better World). Recently, she’s ventured into English language directing, first replacing Darren […]

The star of Boondock Saints and The Walking Dead is going to be heading up his very own six-episode reality series for the same network that brought him into the homes of fans as Daryl Dixon.

Just yesterday, we got word of an interview in which AMC Theatres' new CEO, Adam Aron—in a fantastic display of trying not to judge the youths on their cell phone use while simultaneously insinuating they can't live for two hours without them—said that the key to getting millennials into movie theaters was allowing them to use their phones during movies. Then, we all had post-apocalyptic movie theater hellscape nightmares, and AMC realized that maybe wasn't the best idea.

AMC, the biggest movie theater chain in the United States, has a new CEO in Adam Aron, and he's up for some changes to the moviegoing experience. Granted, there are plenty of things that could be improved about theaters, but "allowing texting in theaters" isn't one of them—despite his willingness to try it. This is it. This is the hill my youth dies on. I guess I'm glad it's a movie theater-shaped hill, anyway.

We've been really excited about AMC's upcoming adaptation of the Garth Ennis/Steve Dillon Vertigo title Preacher, which is coming to AMC next month thanks to Executive Producers Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Sam Catlin. Now, AMC is prepared to offer the most excited fans the chance to attend one of four advance screenings of the Preacher premiere.

Lest there were any doubt that Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, who are Executive Producers on AMC's upcoming Preacher series, were huge, giddy geeks, allow this short behind-the-scenes featurette to dispel that doubt. Check it out after the jump!

**SPOILER ALERT: Do not watch this Honest Trailer if you're not caught up on the show** The Walking Dead is back from its mid-season break, and with it comes the staples fans have grown to expect from the series, for better or for worse: Rick's beard as foreshadowing, too much Coral, and a staggering amount of actual walking. So, so much walking.