A new writer has been hired to work on the screenplay for Zombieland 2, a follow-up to the 2009 horror-comedy, for Sony Pictures.

Sony has brought in Dave Callaham for the next draft of the script. Callaham’s previous screenplay credits include DOOM, Horsemen, Tell Tale, and The Expendables, and he also had a story credit on the recent Godzilla reboot.

The first official image from the Zombieland TV show has been released, giving us our first peek at the main cast of the show.

The series only has a pilot order from Amazon, who’s getting ready to make a big push in the original streaming content game through their Prime Instant Video program. The way they’re choosing which of the pilots they’ve ordered will be given full seasons is also very unique, and involves you.

Continue reading to see the first image from the Zombieland TV show, and to find out how you can help ensure that it gets a full season order.

Back in October of 2011, it was reported that a TV series based on the hit horror-comedy Zombieland was being set up at Fox. That never played out as expected, and the series moved on to look for new homes.

It appears that home has been found at Amazon, who has entered into negotiations to take that very same Zombieland series away from your TVs and to their streaming service.

Twinkies and all the other products produced by the Hostess Company, which has been producing many compact dessert confections for decades and is the principal owner of other brands as Wonder Bread and the Drake’s line of cupcakes and snacks, is saying goodbye. The company ceased production, claimed bankruptcy, and moves to sell all its assets, various sources including CNN reported today. The company also plans to lay off over 18,000 employees.

A major pop cultural icon in the gourmet sense and junk food of the highest order, the Twinkie, which has to stand as the benchmark product offered in the Hostess oeuvre, is the 5-star standard in a quick snack. Invented in 1930 in Illinois, the cylinder-shaped golden sponge cake with cream in the middle has and continues to continued to adorn lunchboxes for children of all ages for decades and decades; it’s become the stereotypical after meal treat in those situations.

It’s being reported that Fox Broadcasting, along with Sony Pictures Television, is developing a new TV series based on the hit 2009 horror–comedy, Zombieland, with screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick involved as well.

The movie starred Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin as survivors of the zombie apocalypse who cross paths on their way to different destinations.

For those who don’t know, CBS initially ordered a pilot episode of a Zombieland series back in 2005 but that eventually fell through, opening the door for a movie which went on to become a surprise hit, bringing in over $100 million in worldwide box office.