Andrew Lincoln is walking away from The Walking Dead.

The rumors have begun to spread like a horde of Zombies across the world wide web, after what will be nine seasons Andrew Lincoln is finally walking away from AMC's The Walking Dead.

As originally reported by the Hollywood Reporter, multiple sources have confirmed that Lincoln who has portrayed former sheriff Rick Grimes since the series began in 2010, is set to film a handful of episodes before departing alongside co-star Lauren Cohan.

While this has come as a shock to many fans, with Grimes still being upright in Robert Kirkmans source material, some have been quick to point out that after season eight which saw the surprising death of Carl Grimes anything is possible.

Lincoln himself has hinted at his pending departure multiple times over the past year. With his family living in London and him regularly commuting to the AMC set in Atlanta, Lincoln told The Hollywood Report in December that "there needs to an end game and that is something that is definitely being discussed" He then started in February that "There's certainly and endgame in my head. Whither or not that's the same endgame that's in the producers' heads or the people I work with, is another matter. That's open for discussion."

Meanwhile co-star Norman Reedus is rumored to be in negations to assume the leading role from Lincoln with an estimated contract worth more then $20 million dollars.

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Zoombies - so bad it was good!

Zombie monkeys???

Some movies and television shows are like a train wreck, you know you shouldn't be watching but you just can't help yourself.  After all if it wasn't for the truly awful films how would you know what a good film looked like?  This past weekend I was tasked with watching one such film, the 2016 release Zoombies!   

Directed by Glenn Miller, Zoombies stars Kim Nielsen, LaLa Nestor, Marcus Anderson, Ione Butler along with a series of other actors you'll most likely never here of again.

The Eden Wildlife Zoo, a refuge for endanger animals is preparing to open to the general public, however some of its Monkeys have contracted an undetermined virus.  When one of these monkeys suffers cardiac arrest during treatment the Zoo's veterinarian administers a forbidden drug known as intracardiac epinephrine in an attempt to save the animals life.   

The results prove fatal as the monkeys eyes turn a ghostly white and its skin becomes dark and dirty looking.  The monkey spreads its now highly contagious virus to the other animals in the room, and with their newly discovered taste for human flesh they turn on and kill the veterinary staff.

Once escaping the confines of the animal clinic the monkeys quickly spread their disease to the Zoo's other occupants before turning on this sanctuary's employees and visiting interns.

Even though this film represents two hours of my life which I can never reclaim it was still a strangely satisfying experience and with IMDB giving it a score of 3.4 out of 10 there is no mistaking the fact that this film is truly awful - But it's worth watching at least once!

So pop some popcorn, mix a drink and pick a day where there is absolutely nothing worth watching on television and then load up a copy of Zoombies!

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