Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below. "Sicut Cervus" (title taken from a psalm/religious choir piece and not someone mispronouncing "Secret Service") was a mix of good and bad, weak and strong ...

AMC‘s Fear The Walking Dead Sicut Cervus TV Show Review. Fear the Walking Dead, Season 2, Episode 6: ‘Sicut Cervus,’ was a somewhat disappointing end to a promising journey, but could have been a ...

No place is safe during the apocalypse, even lavish Central American farms. As Fear the Walking Dead on AMC approaches its mid-season finale, the survivors aboard the Abigail reach their stop — Strand ...

After a rare bad week during an otherwise solid second season, Fear the Walking Dead got back on track with a mysterious and unusually heartbreaking episode, “Sicut Cervus.” There’s a lot to talk ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Ahead of Sunday’s new episode of Fear the Walking Dead, ComicBook.com has an exclusive clip from ...

Sunday night's episode of Fear the Walking Dead opens on what appears to be an almost peaceful moment. Parishioners gather in a small Mexican church. A boys' choir sings. Here, why don't you listen to ...

The Abigail finally finds its way to Strand’s destination, the supposedly secluded and safe home of the ship’s namesake, Thomas Abigail. But their arrival starts off on a bloody note and never truly ...

Tonight’s episode, titled Sicut Cervus, will find the group in the aftermath of the exchange made for Travis and Alicia’s escape. The group is becoming a bit more battle tested as they further ...

I have to say, the best part of “Sicut Cervus” wasn’t the zombie altar boys—something we certainly haven’t seen yet in the TWD universe. And it wasn’t the melee outside the Mexican church, in which ...

One of the problems that Fear The Walking Dead is going to face is that it’s several seasons behind the parent show. That gives the spinoff a little more breathing room to include some luxuries, like ...

We know what you’re thinking: Please don’t let them spend half a season on the Abigail Farm talking about whether or not to kill Randall.