USA has really made a name for itself over the years as a network that caters to fans of genre programming, but now those fans are getting a slap in the face.  Today it was announced that USA is giving the axe to

The Dead Zone comes through with an episode that is not claustrophobia friendly.  Johnny (Anthony Michael Hall) begins having visions of being buried alive, and when he approaches Sheriff Turner (Cara Buono) he begins to have visions of her past involving her brother.  Meanwhile, Johnny tries to convince the skeptical Sheriff that Walt was on the up and up, something she would love to believe but is unwilling to discuss with the psychic.

A fellini-esque ‘Alice in Wonderland’ themed circus provides a surreal backdrop for this week’s The Dead Zone, “Big Top.” Johnny (

Greg Stillson and Johnny Smith working together, what’s next?  Cats and dogs walking paw in paw?  Who says the end of the world is not near.  The Latest , “Reentry,” has a premise that makes any die hard

I was a little nervous coming into this episode of The Dead Zone.  No Walt (Chris Bruno).  No Bruce (John L. Adams). No Purdy (David Ogden Stiers

USA Networks’ Dead Zone returned with tragic consequences as a major force of good, and a major force of evil, both departed the hit show in its sixth season.

The Dead Zone is a science fiction series based on the Stephen King‘s novel The Dead Zone. The suspense filled show is filmed in Vancouver, Canada and exhibits the use of psychic abilities in getting to the bottom of a crime.