Åren har gått sedan vi senast såg Maggie och Negan. De forna fienderna måste motvilligt göra gemensam sak för att utföra ett farligt uppdrag. Maggie och Negan beger sig till ett postapokalyptiskt Manhattan som sedan länge är avskuret från fastlandet. Den förfallna staden är full av de döda och invånare som har gjort New York till sin egen värld full av anarki, fara, skönhet och fasa. Allteftersom de båda tränger djupare in i den hemsökta staden blir det uppenbart att såren från deras stormiga förflutna är ett lika stort hot som farorna de står inför i nuet.
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- RipLinesMan4 maj 2025Dead City a whole is like if Event Horizon (1997) and The Purge hooked up during a blackout and dumped the kid in post-apocalyptic New York. The whole show is just filthy, dark, and totally cooked. Maggie’s got that “I’ve seen too much and I’m ready to snap” energy—she’s basically zombie apocalypse Dr. Weir (Sam Neill) but with a crossbow and way more screaming. And Negan? Bro’s like Captain Miller (Laurence Fishburne) with a leather jacket and a bad attitude—always trying to hold it together while everything around him burns, bites, or explodes. Manhattan feels cursed, like the whole island is this slow-motion gateway to hell, and it gets grosser every episode. The Dama is mad creepy, straight-up boss-level evil—like if the Event Horizon ship came back as a power-hungry grandma. The show’s got wild walker kills, people double-crossing each other left and right, and so much yelling you’d think they were in space with no oxygen. It never goes full horror meltdown like Event Horizon with eyeballs poppin’ and people eating each other in slow-mo, but it’s still metal. Not perfect, but if you like chaos, blood, and brooding antiheroes with trust issues, this show slaps. Easy 3.5 stars, no notes—except more explosions next time, please.
- Scott Smith4 maj 2025I like all three of the Walking Dead spinoffs, 'Dead City', 'The Ones Who Live', and 'Daryl Dixon', but I like Dead City the most. Mainly because I like Jeffrey Dean Morgan as an actor and I think he does a great job with the Negan character. I also like how they are portraying New York City after the zombie apocalypse.
- Junior Reyes23 januari 2026Here's my opinion broken down into the key points of the second season. * The "toxic" chemistry between Negan and Maggie: It remains the driving force of the series. The best thing about this season is that they no longer try to force an impossible reconciliation. Instead, they accept that they are two people who need each other but will never stop distrusting one another. That tension feels much more real. The atmosphere of Manhattan: Unlike the original series (which was mostly forests), here the environment is another character. The use of verticality, skyscrapers as fortresses, and the city's grime give it a visual identity far superior to that of other spin-offs. The return of "Old Negan": Seeing Negan having to resort to his old tactics as leader of the Saviors to survive in the environment of "The Dama" is fascinating. It's a necessary regression that makes us wonder if he really changed or if he was just pretending. Ultimately, if you liked the first one, the second is a natural evolution. It's darker, bloodier, and better explores the concept of rebuilding a civilization in the ruins of a metropolis. It doesn't revolutionize the zombie genre, but it proves that Negan and Maggie still have plenty of fight left in them. And finally, I want to emphasize… The power dynamics this season are much more political. It's no longer just about escaping the walkers, but about who controls the island's resources.
- Oʂɯαʅԃσ Rσყҽƚƚ29 november 2025This show is so good! I love the way they keep coming up ways to use Negan. There is the same suspense and thrill that I love about all of the Walking Dead shows. I just want more episodes- the seasons are too short. I can't wait for the next episode.
- The Gutter Monkey15 maj 2025Contrived and uninspired. It feels like tacked-on DLC content, just here for the easy cash grab.
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Trivia
The Walking Dead: Dead City has 2 seasons.
The Walking Dead: Dead City has 14 episodes.
The key characters in The Walking Dead: Dead City are Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan), Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), The Croat (Željko Ivanek).
The Walking Dead: Dead City was directed by Michael Satrazemis, Edward Ornelas, Lauren Cohan, Loren Yaconelli, Kevin Dowling, Gandja Monteiro.
The Walking Dead: Dead City was produced by Llewellyn Wells.
Åren har gått sedan vi senast såg Maggie och Negan. De forna fienderna måste motvilligt göra gemensam sak för att utföra ett farligt uppdrag. Maggie och Negan beger sig till ett postapokalyptiskt Manhattan som sedan länge är avskuret från fastlandet. Den förfallna staden är full av de döda och invånare som har gjort New York till sin egen värld full av anarki, fara, skönhet och fasa. Allteftersom de båda tränger djupare in i den hemsökta staden blir det uppenbart att såren från deras stormiga förflutna är ett lika stort hot som farorna de står inför i nuet.
The Walking Dead: Dead City is rated TV-MA.
The Walking Dead: Dead City is a Drama, Action, Adventure show.
The Walking Dead: Dead City has an audience rating of 5.1 out of 10.
The Walking Dead: Dead City episodes are 46m long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.