Fear the Walking Dead (2015)

Fear of the Walking Dead is, at times, decidedly schlocky, but this time around, there’s a welcome emphasis on fleshing out the motivations and convictions of a new cast of characters who could become potential adversaries down the line.

Fear the Walking Dead’s second season manages to maintain the great momentum of the first, even as it transitions to a new arc. It’s also much more fun than it sounds (even though half of the cast is made up of angsty teenagers), as the show takes typical story tropes and manages to smoothly mix them with zombie-horror adventures.

Fear the Walking Dead is a wonderfully refreshing reboot that reminds viewers of the exciting, moving, and dramatic potential The Walking Dead had in its first season - a potential the show has all but squandered.

Fear the Walking Dead pulls off a great feat in prequel land: using that nagging sense of inevitability to its advantage. It shouldn’t work, but it totally does.

Even if zombies aren’t your cup of TV, there is plenty to appreciate about the construction of Fear the Walking Dead.

The first two episodes are creepily suspenseful--they’re great examples of how effective a slow pace and a moody atmosphere can be.

Since Fear The Walking Dead isn’t featuring any pre-end-times people or places from the other show, it’s missing a sense of irony that might’ve made its early scenes more meaningful.... What makes Fear The Walking Dead so promising is that it doesn’t require any knowledge of The Walking Dead to jump in and watch.

Fear The Walking Dead, like The Walking Dead before it, does a stupendous job of establishing an eerie tone. (Hopefully it will do a better job than its forebear at maintaining that tone without forsaking character development and inventive plots.) Early on, there are the requisite B-movie beats where camera angles, pacing, and the soundtrack combine to promise very zombie developments that, psych, don’t arrive (until they do), but the real chills come from well-chosen details.

It’s off to a very good start. Dickens and Curtis and the actors playing their kids (Dillane, Alycia Debnam-Carey, and Lorenzo James Henric) are terrific.... Fear The Walking Dead has art on its addled mind, and is all the better for it.

They also don’t know what’s happening back East, so we don’t start with any crossovers or even cross-references. There’s just the uneasy sense that something is wrong, which for TV drama purposes means something is right.

剧集节奏可以，但是里面没一个主要角色是讨喜的，瘾君子，叛逆儿子，懦弱父亲…凌乱的家庭关系，看的来气

能把主角们写的如此招人恨，真的很佩服编剧

行尸走肉 番外篇 之 城市沦陷。有钱黑老带你玩转丧尸世界。

疫情过后补这个的第一季，感觉氛围感十足，很有点死亡幻觉的味道，喜欢这种风格的应该会喜欢。爆发的过程通过一个家庭的视角展开，细腻又相对真实。有些行为让人想到现实是疫情里老美的一些操作简直如出一辙的糟糕。不过虽然氛围感拉满，但部分演员演技差一点。

男主实在太蠢太丑

都第二集了，女主还特么不给女儿说发生了什么事，人问你多少次发生什么事了？就特么不开腔让女儿悟，还让女儿冒风险救邻居。之前还差点害死小胖子，你又不是没见过丧尸！还尼玛问丧尸能不能听见！滚尼玛，看得来气，傻逼女主。

节奏太慢太慢了……恨不得主角一个眼神都拍个一分钟……

行尸走肉衍生剧，开局素质不错，后面就越来越平庸；这组人能熬出生天的话，后面可以跟瑞克小队来个会师。

最后一集好看了一点，整体真是又慢又战五渣

节奏不如行尸走肉，残酷性略超。

远非儿戏衍生品，对行尸走肉竟是强劲的填补甚至反哺。有情节疏忽纰漏，但相当刻骨地还原了灾变经过，秘密流言化为眼前实境，从官方暴力，到民众维权，到暴民肆虐，到军队谋私，上上下下展现出的道德沦丧秩序崩塌，在剧中都有让人心寒的细节。好坏人性遁入灰色，越往后越沉重深刻，出乎意料地好。

说真的节奏还挺慢的 最后一集不错 感觉人物一下丰满了许多 也有盼头 看下一季怎么说吧 士兵无论如何不应该打o爸吗 为什么打了o

这部原创衍生剧精彩完全不输行尸走肉，节奏不拖沓，剧情推进快，从源头为我们揭晓行尸之灾的根源。再一次印证，人性才是导致灾难泛滥的终极原因。

漫长的铺垫之后，终于迎来了漫山遍野的行尸走肉，最后的海边大远景文艺、悲伤，又残忍。表面上看，是天灾，但究其根本，是人祸。嗑药小哥和刽子手大叔比圣母心男女主角有前途多了，半路杀出的黑人更是领袖范儿十足。尸变的年代不欢迎傻白甜，而活下来的人，此生都镀上了一层挥之不去的暗黑底色。

乱七八糟的

很好看，表现面对未知恐惧和巨变之时，不同的人的反应，是接受熟知的世界崩塌还是假装一切都在掌控之中，我想这就是这部衍生剧与正剧不同的魅力。

第二季讓主角群全滅我也無所謂喔

观众喜欢上帝视角，所以，那是行尸你快跑啊你咋不跑麻痹的跑啊看吧被咬了吧傻逼了吧…这种观赏过程也是爽歪歪…我斗战胜佛大瑞克团队玩五季了什么也不惧了，来点新刺激也不错。小伏地魔懵逼模式看得心焦，幸好最后开车时够果断，但愿新手村部分能活下来，练好级后能让瑞克带着刷刷副本…

太喜欢了！首集虽然慢热，但毕竟是讲起源，带给观众灾难爆发初期的恐惧感，人与人之间产生的灾难效应，期待接下来主角一家的逃生戏份，PS，大爱吸毒小哥！

完全没有意识到第一季就这样完了，第一集时充满了紧张也满足了行尸爆发时的想象，随后每一集都掉分，节奏慢倒不是什么问题，关键是故事没进展，就连最后一集来个大手笔，整出这么多行尸依然没什么卵用，看起来就是不痛不痒，第一季还真是挺失败的。前有行尸走肉，看你如何让我们进入这个新的世界