At the start of Season 2 the group decides to head to Fort Benning as their best bet of a secure location. Shortly after the start of their journey they get held up by a blockade of cars and stop to look for resources. A zombie hoard emerges from the woodwork and as the group manages to evade them, Sophia gets chased into the woods. When Rick and the group don’t see her again they split up into search parties. During the next day they look vigorously. Shane and Rick take Carl despite Lorie’s concerns. When a buck crosses their path, Carl gets closer to get a better look and to everyone’s surprise he gets shot by a hunter tracking the deer.

Ottis, the hunter, takes Rick and Shane to the farm he stays at with his wife and her father Hershel and several others. There, Hershel treats Carl the best he can with what he has but there are supplies he will need to perform the operation that could save his life. Though Rick wants to go, he has to stay and feed blood into his son. Ottis and Shane volunteer, and the two head to the nearest school in hopes of returning in time. The rest of the group arrives at the farm. Lorie and Rick have a hard discussion about if it is worth keeping Carl in a world filled with danger and death. Meanwhile Ottis and Shane lose their exit and are forced to circle back in order to escape. When Lorie decides to go ahead with the operation, time has almost run out and Hershel must proceed without his supplies, until Shane arrives just before the first incision. But Ottis isn’t with him.

Carl survives his ordeal and will recover over time. Ottis’ wife suffers her loss, and Shane describes vaguely what happened. The group has now settled in, making camp between Hershel’s home and the barn on the outskirts of the land. Hershel discusses with Rick that this is not to be a permanent thing. Lorie asks Glen to go into town and Maggie, Hershel’s daughter, joins him. At the pharmacy, the two find comfort in one another and decide to have sex. During this time Darryl refuses to give up on Sophia and continues to scour the woods for her. The others search as well but Darryl retains an unwavering dedication. Despite wanting to give up, Shane promises to give Andrea and several others gun training. Hershel has a strict rule against firearms on his property so they go into the woods to practice. When Andrea shows great promise, Shane takes her for even more rigorous tests. After shooting at a swinging tree stump, they move on to searching the nearby housing complex, only to get cornered by another hoard. Andrea is forced to man up, and rises to the task. Afterwards, Shane and Andrea find a solitary spot on the road to park and have sex. That night, when Lorie is alone, she takes the bag that Glen brought her and walks into the field. She takes out a pregnancy test, and takes it, to find out that it is positive.

Continuing alone, Darryl picks up where he left off with his search for Sophia. He borrows one of Hershel’s horses without asking and rides into the woods. He gets into some trouble when the horse is spooked by a snake and knocks him off, causing him to tumble down a hillside and land on one of his bolts. In the muddy pool of water he landed in, he finds Sophia’s doll, and with his renewed hope, he struggles to climb his way back to the top. While struggling the most, Darryl begins to hallucinate his brother standing over him, saying awful things, causing Darryl to push himself as far as possible. Back at camp, Shane argues with Rick about giving up the search for Sophia while Dale expresses his concern to Andrea about getting close to Shane. Determined to prove herself, Andrea sits watch on top of the RV with a rifle just in case. In the distance she sees something and gets ready to prevail against a wandering zombie. Rick yells at her about Hershel’s rule, and runs over to see what it is. It’s actually just Darryl, having managed to get this far, but Andrea fires not realizing it is him.

Carol and Lorie prepare supper that night in Hershel’s kitchen, which he is less than thankful for. He’s tried many times to express to Rick how he feels about their presence here. When Maggie passes a note to Glen about meeting that night, he writes something and returns it just out of Hershel’s view. When she’s alone, she reads what he wrote and is panicked. She runs to the barn to find Glen having already discovered the hoard of dead people locked inside. With a lot on his plate, Glen tells Dale about Lorie being pregnant, and about the walkers in the barn. Meanwhile, even with his injury, Darryl tries to go out on a horse again but Carol pleads him to take care of himself. She cares about him for all the effort he’s put in. Glen talks to Lorie about her situation and he says she can ask him for anything. She asks him to go to the pharmacy and get something else. He manages to get Maggie to go with him, though she’s mad at him for telling Dale who then told Hershel about the barn. At the pharmacy, Maggie has an encounter with a walker but Glen saves her. This obviously shakes her beliefs about zombies and she lashes out in anger when they return to the farm by throwing abortion pills at Lorie. When they’re alone, Maggie tells Glen his friends treat him like walker-bait and why doesn’t he stick up for himself? That afternoon, still having not said anything to Rick, Lorie takes the all the pills. But after crying and running to the field, she throws them up. Rick finds the packets in the tent and goes after her, quickly confronting her. They discuss how dangerous it would be to have a baby in this world. Then Rick asks her if she has anything else to tell him and she finally tells him about Shane. But he already knew, and understands the circumstances.

The next morning, with hesitation, Glen tells his group about the walkers in the barn. Shane has serious opinions about exterminating the collection Hershel has hidden considering how dangerous it is sleeping so close to it, but Rick refuses to go against Hershel’s wishes, no matter how strange they are. Hershel is now fed up with Rick’s group and insists they live within a week. But Rick pleads with him that it’s not safe out there and tells him Lorie’s pregnant. He does the same with the heated Shane later in order to convince him over to his side. Babies make great weapons apparently. Shane storms off only to find that Dale’s taken all of the weapons out of the RV. He hunts him down in the woods and a high tension confrontation ensues. Dale knows Shane shot Ottis to save himself but he can’t stand in the way of Shane doing something drastic. So Shane gets the guns and heads to the farm where he rallies everyone into clearing out the barn. Hershel, despite their differences, takes Rick into the woods to wrangle two stray walkers with animal control leashes. When they get back, Rick finds Shane going on a tangent just outside the barn. Being completely fed up, Shane gives guns to everyone and breaks the lock on the barn door. As they poor out, they have no choice but to shoot. And just when they think it’s over, Sophia emerges from the barn, snarling and growling. Rick humbly approaches and shoots the girl in the head.

Hidden inside the neck of this case is the blu-ray for season 2 of the hit AMC show. I reckon it’s a safe bet that you start saving those extra dollars as I’m pretty sure this will be pricey, but it’s worth it, I mean look at it!

“THE WALKING DEAD: SEASON 2 – SPECIAL EDITION BLU-RAY featuring an exclusive zombie statue case created by McFarlane Toys. Based on an actual television zombie bust designed by Emmy™ Award-winning Special Effects Make-up Supervisor and Co-Executive Producer, Greg Nicotero and KNB EFX Group. Distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment.”

According to Variety, DreamWorks and Working Title Films will remake Alfred Hitchcok’s Rebecca. The remake will be penned by Steven Knight who will go back to the original novel by Daphne DuMaurier.

The film “follows a naive young woman who marries a rich widower and settles in his gigantic mansion, only to find that the memory of the first wife maintains a grip on her husband and the servants.”

Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner are said to be producing for Working Title. No director has been attached as of yet.

The film is directed by Drew Goddard and  stars Chris Hemsworth (Thor, The Avengers), Amy Acker (Angel, Dollhouse) and Fran Kranz.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Momentum Pictures, Alliance Films’ U.K. distribution division has acquired the film for distribution in the U.K.

Raaphorst’s “story is set toward the end of World War II and sees Russian soldiers, pushing into eastern Germany, stumble across a secret Nazi lab, one that has unearthed and begun experimenting with the journal of one Dr. Viktor Frankenstein.

The scientists have used the notorious Frankenstein’s work to assemble an army of supersoldiers stitched together from a combination of the body parts of their fallen comrades, weapons and machinery — a desperate Hitler’s last ghastly ploy to escape defeat.”

Anyway this looks badass and one I cannot wait to see more on. Check out two teaser trailer’s below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUG8XckNqCo

“When Rick wakes from a coma, he finds his wife Lori and his partner Shane gone and the police station abandoned. (Sure, former deputy Leon Bassett is still around but he’s a walker.) Where are Shane and Lori? How did Leon end up like that? In 2011, you experienced a teaser of AMCtv.com’s interactive prologue to The Walking Dead. Now, get some real answers via the complete adventure game, The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning. 

Finally, a chance to take on the role Shane Walsh as you discover… Who’s a threat? Who’s worth saving? Who must be sacrificed for the greater good?”

Hit up the link above and go play the full version of Dead Reckoning and be sure to check out The Walking Dead season 2 this Sunday, February 12th at 9/8c on AMC.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robert Kirkman the famed Walking Dead comic book writer has been sued by a childhood friend and collaborator who claims he is entitled to as much as half the proceeds from the zombie franchise.

Michael Anthony Moore, a fellow comic book artist, recently filled a lawsuit this past Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court. “In the complaint, a copy of which was obtained by THR, Moore says he was duped into assigning his interest in the material over to Kirkman, who has since gone on to fame and fortune. Moore, on the other hand, has received very little compensation and has not be able to access profit statements from properties including Walking Dead, he says”

Moore claims he hasn’t received much revenue or profit from Kirkman or his company, despite it’s enormous success.

However, Kirkman’s attorney Allen Grodzky, tells the site that the case is, “totally frivolous. Mr. Moore is owed no money at all. And Mr. Moore’s contract has an attorneys’ fees clause in it so we will be going after him to collect attorneys’ fees. We are taking this matter very seriously.”

I guess we will just have to wait and see how this one unfold’s, it’s always extremely sad to see money make people tear apart strong relationships. Hopefully they can sort it out and move on.

According to Variety, Legendary Pictures has officially pulled the plug on Alex Proyas’ adaptation of John Milton’s 17th-century poem Paradise Lost due to budgetary issues.

Insiders tells the site, that while Proyas’ vision of the movie was great, technology just wasn’t available and the filmmakers couldn’t reduce the budget enough to satisfy Legendary Pictures.

Bradley Cooper, Ben Walker, Casey Affleck, Djimon Hounsou, Rufus Sewell, Camilla Belle, Diego Boneta and Callan McAuliffe was originally slated to star in the film with a start date being pushed from January to June. Now it’s been pushed to extinction.

“The project was designed to showcase eye-popping aerial warfare, and Warner Bros. was onboard to distribute.”

Talk about a horror fan boys dream, a super hot and incredibly talented singer who not only writes a song about Zombies but love them as much as I do. If it wasn’t stalker’ish I would ask her to marry me.

Stephanie Mabey’s The Zombie Song music video which you can watch below is in one word… awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPNqub966Tw

Stephanie has a KickStarter project to get her first album made and impressively she has raised all her money and then some. If you would like to download the song for free for your IPOD or other music apparatus then go here For those who can not get enough watch the Acoustic version of the Zombie Song that shows that unlike so many singers Stephanie Mabey can actually sing .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z-dXpe2aP4

Seriously what better way to celebrate Valentines day then with a chuckle? Send em to your boss or perhaps your snooty sister or brother.