Netflix's thriller The Accident tells the story of a birthday party gone very wrong in a small town, making everyone question ...

"Fallout" Season 2, which continues the adaptation of the blockbuster video game, "Fallout," is back with its premiere ...

House, the Ghoul explains, is the man whose private defenses shot down the nukes slated to hit Las Vegas — the reason it was ...

The medical drama, led by Noah Wyle, is gearing up for another tense and compelling 15-hour shift in its second season. Find ...

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HBO's late-night comedy series "It's Florida, Man." returned for a second season on Black Friday. The show, executive-produced in-part by Danny McBride, reenacts bizarre, real-life Florida news ...

If you've been wondering why Tracker slimmed down its cast between its second and third seasons, the show's most recent episode, "Eat the Rich," has proven its point beyond a shadow of a doubt. It's ...

The second batch of "Stranger Things 5" episodes will be released on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. The final episode of the season is scheduled to release on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31. New episodes will be ...

Post updated 11.27.25. Now that the first four episodes of Stranger Things 5 are out on Netflix, fans are eager for more. The first four episodes clock in at well over four hours, so we have plenty of ...

Spoiler alert! The following contains details from Season 5, Episode 2 of "Stranger Things," "The Vanishing of Holly Wheeler." Can you hear the demogorgan, Fernando? "Stranger Things" is known for ...

L to R: Nell Fisher as Holly Wheeler and Cara Buono as Karen Wheeler in 'Stranger Things' Season 5 Courtesy of Netflix SPOILER ALERT: This post spoils the beginning of Episode 2 of Season 5 of ...

The Demogorgon is on full attack mode on the Wheelers, and this sequence is really, really fun. With the song “Fernando” by ABBA, the juxtaposition of such an upbeat song with the horrors of the Demo ...