News about Robert Kirkman

In a new teaser for Renfield, Nicholas Cage put his own kooky and unique spin on the normally frightening Dracula. In the aftermath of sucking blood from the necks of unsuspecting young virgins, blood was sipped from a martini glass while still channeling the main characteristics of the bloodthirsty undead, centuries-old vampire. Exposure to sunlight led him to fire, but not before he could deliver a zingy one-liner to his long-suffering servant R. M. Renfield, played by Nicholas Holt.

If you've never seen it before, it's the story of Dracula. Universal premiered the first trailer for their latest film, "Renfield," which follows the life of Dracula's most loyal servant, the titular Renfield. Renfield (played by Nicholas Hoult) is sick of being the most popular vampire of all time. Dracula, played by Nicolas Cage, is just one indignity after another, and Renfield needs to get out of their tense love for good. However, as the trailer demonstrates, wanting and doing are two very different things, and Renfield's have a lot of work to do to get away from Dracula permanently. Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, Adrian Martinez, and Brandon Scott Jones include Hoult and Cage in their Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, Adrian Martinez, and Brandon Scott Jones' action comedy. Chris McKay of "The Lego Batman Movie" is the film's producer, based on a screenplay by Ryan Ridley. Robert Kirkman, the story's creator, came up with the story idea.

With the forthcoming sequel "The Walking Dead: Dead City," the Walking Dead universe is expanding even more. The popular zombie, post-apocalyptic saga is based on Robert Kirkman's eponymous comic book series, Charlie Adlard, and Tony Moore's. "The Walking Dead," a long-running AMC series that premiered in 2010, is now in its 11th and final season, as well as "The Walking Dead" — which premiered in 2015, which hasspawned several offshoots, including 2015's "Fear the Walking Dead" and "The Walking Dead: Beyond" which ended after two seasons that aired between 2020 and 2021. Among the new Walking Dead spinoff series officially launched, "The Walking Dead: Isle of the Dead" is one of many, including the anthology "Tales of the Walking Dead" (which premiered in September 2022) and an untitled project starring Daryl (Norman Reedus) as the lead. Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) will navigate a dystopic Manhattan together on "Dead City." For all the details we've learned about the highly awaited Walking Dead spinoff project, including confirmed cast members, please keep reading.