The quirky Norwegian horror series from Harald Zwart and Petter Holmsen arrives August 25.
Full of captivating monologues and juicy secrets, Nine Perfect Strangers might just be Hulu’s Big Little Lies.
Playful and poignant, this FX coming-of-age dramedy debuts with style to spare.
If you give this acutely self-aware show a sincere three-episode chance, it will surprise you. Mr. Corman isn’t another sad-sack dramedy; it’s a response to the genre.
The charming sports comedy returns in fine form.
For the first two episodes of American Horror Stories, there’s no place like home, sweet home.
Making the jump to Paramount+, this former CBS drama still embraces every surreal layer of its supernatural tug-of-war.
Can Marvel’s God of Mischief carry his own spinoff?
As far as parables go it’s fairly straightforward, but so are the rules for survival — and Sweet Tooth shows that even those are harder to follow than we might think.
In many ways The Underground Railroad feels like less of a TV show and more of an event, the same way Alex Haley’s Roots riveted the American public, shifted Black storytelling as a visual medium, and took on…