Comic-Con

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. The HFPA’s Scott Orlin and Mirai Konischi spoke to Sissy Spacek (aka Carrie) who returns to Stephen King material in Hulu’s Castle Rock.

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. Here’s what Bill Skarsgård told the HFPA’s Mirai Konishi and Magnus Sundholm about Hulu’s new adaptation of Stephen King’s Castle Rock.

In the past four years, The Purge franchise has racked up over $330 million at the worldwide box office (with one film currently still in theaters), peddling a unique mixture of horror, action and social commentary that has only grown more resonant against a backdrop of nationalistic political animus. Now it’s coming to the small screen as well, in the form of a 10-episode series set to premiere on September 4.

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. Here’s what Danai Gurira told the HFPA’s Gabriel Lerman and Mirai Konishi about the next season of AMC’s Golden Globe nominated The Walking Dead.

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. Here’s what Andrew Lincoln told the HFPA’s Mirai Konishi and Jenny Cooney about his bittersweet last episodes on The Walking Dead.

Loss has always been a big part of The Walking Dead, obviously — it’s a post-apocalyptic show about survivors grappling with a world overrun by zombies, after all. But there was a decidedly melancholic undercurrent in the air when Danai Gurira and Norman Reedus stopped by the HFPA’s Comic-Con lounge.

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. The Walking Dead’s Norman Reedus came by to talk to the HFPA’s Mirai Konishi and Jenny Cooney about the Golden Globe nominated AMC series.

I like crying a lot on film, but not necessarily in public,” said Andrew Lincoln in a special conversation at the HFPA's Comic-Con lounge yesterday. “So when I finished the (Hall H) panel yesterday, it was very emotional directly afterward.

Bill Skarsgård terrified moviegoers worldwide last year as Pennywise the Clown in the $700 million-grossing smash hit It, based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name. He’ll soon be unnerving viewers again, in a slightly different way.

Once again, the HFPA is at Comic-Con with a dedicated lounge overlooking the proceedings and steady streams of special guests, old and new, who stop by to chat about their current projects as they head to Hall H, meet fans or simply to people watch in what is the biggest cos-play convention in the world. Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould pulled double duty this year, as authors of Better Call Saul and creators of Breaking Bad, which had its 10th Anniversary Reunion here.