Both the series is a must watch for the audience who get thrilled out of horror and mystery. The twain of the two series never fails to create a flutter in the hearts of the viewers. The viewership ratings seem to be echoing the fact. The audience circuit is abuzz with the latest developments in both the series. The directors and actors, who have infused life into the script, as well as the screenplay absolutely, deserve a round of loud applause. Daisy von Scherler Mayer scores thumbs up with her technical know-how and experience as a director for the series Fear the Walking Dead. The female duo of Kim Dickens, Alycia Debnam rules as Madison and Alicia. Frank Dillane and Colman Domingo play the role of Nick and Clark respectively. For Westworld, Evan Rachel does full justice to the role of Dolores while Thandie Newton seems to fit in the role of the emotional bot. Jeffrey Wright is awesome as the mastermind Bernard. James Marsden does full justice to the role of Teddy. Not to forget Craig Zobel who has directed the fifth episode Akane no Moi and has mingled Japanese touch effortlessly. He has definitely struck the right chord.
I was seven the first time I learned about death. The cold finality of it all surrounded me like a blanket, keeping me company the remaining days of my life. I remember the coffin, light blue with brass handles. The flowers—lilies, evocative of death—covered every possible surface filling the church with their strong, honey-laced aroma. […]
It was in a previously unexplored region of the Levant, between several other spots of little obvious interest, that the specimen was found. It generated some buzz, though the team doing the recovery requested as little coverage as possible in order to make their job easier. In the end it was mostly speculation from the […]