Locke & Key

The dead are coming. That's right, "The Walking Dead" will be kicking off Season 2 this Sunday, October 16, for a big ol' 13 episode run. And what better way to prepare for the event than to attend "The Walking Dead" panel at New York Comic Con this Saturday!

By this time next week the 2011 New York Comic Con will be wrapping up for another year, but let's not get too far ahead of ourselves -- there are panels to see and toys to buy first! Here's a look at the horror highlights along with a few other genre-related appearances that should be of interest to our readers.

In what sounds a lot like a wishful thinking kind of story, the rumor's out there that the television adaptation of Joe Hill's Locke & Key graphic novel could possibly be heading to MTV. But before you get too excited, note that while MTV programming chief David Janollari "likes" the show, he has yet to meet with the "Locke & Key" producers.

Remember the good old days when a television adaptation of Joe Hill's Locke & Key graphic novel was very much in the cards for Fox until they foolishly passed up on what could have been one hell of a property? No? Well here's a trailer to depress you further.

The horror-themed goods at Comic-Con just got a lot bigger and better with the confirmation of Friday, July 22's panel schedule, which includes some of our returning favorite and most anticipated new TV shows such as "The Walking Dead", "True Blood", "Bedlam" and "The River" along with films like Raven, Underworld 4, Fright Night, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and Attack the Block.

With TV set to dominate this year's San Diego Comic-Con, more panel and screening info has come in with regard to some of our favorite shows, including one that is being admitted into the hallowed confines of Hall H! Read on for the details of who'll be there from Warner Bros. TV and Showtime's "Dexter" along with how you can get a sneak peek at Fox's failed pilot for "Locke & Key".

Well now. Here's some news we really didn't expect to be reporting. News that really, really sucks. Were you excited about Fox's small screen adaptation of Joe Hill's (son of Stephen King) Locke & Key? Looks like you'll be containing that excitement for some time to come.

The arrival of the television adaptation of Joe Hill's Locke and Key is drawing closer and closer. So close that the first image of the cast has found its way online. They all look so happy too. For now ... Miranda Otto, Sarah Bolger, Jesse McCartney, Ksenia Solo, and Skylar Gaertner all star in the supernatural themed series.

Filming is now under way in Pittsburgh on the pilot of Joe Hill's "Locke and Key" for Fox, and a little bit of casting news has slipped online for the highly anticipated small screen adaptation.

Casting is complete for the television adaptation of Joe Hill's "Locke & Key" as the whole family is now present, accounted for, and ready to face all manner of spooky.

And the casting news for the television adaptation of Joe Hill's "Locke & Key" continues, this time with a face who's no stranger to TV and very weird circumstances.

It’s that time of the year when we honor the best of 2010's movies, TV shows, books, music, and, yes, comics. In the latter category ComicMonsters.com is hosting its second annual Horror Comic Awards.

If shows like "The Walking Dead" and "Supernatural" have proved anything at all lately, it's that televised horror is alive, well, and as rock solid as ever. The next big comic-to-screen adaptation, Fox's upcoming presentation of Joe Hill's "Locke & Key", is shaping up nicely and has just scored another one of its main characters. Read on for the details.

One series we're mega looking forward to is Fox's small screen adaptation of Joe Hill's (the son of Stephen King) Locke & Key. With Mark Romanek on board to direct the pilot episode, it's easy to expect good things. Speaking of which ...

If AMC's "The Walking Dead" has taught us anything at all, it's that yes, even TV horror can kick a copious amount of ass with the right people behind it. Enter Mark Romanek.