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The second season of Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan's Monster anthology stars Javier Bardem, Chloë Sevigny, Cooper Koch and Nicholas Alexander Chavez.
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The first season of Ryan Murphy's new anthology franchise stars Josh Rivera as Hernandez, who committed suicide in prison in 2017.
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"It seems very cut and dry until you learn a little bit more," Rivera told Decider.
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"I showed her a photo of my mom on her wedding day, and she said, 'I don't think your mother's still alive, and I think it was your dad that ...
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More movies should be this weird.
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Director Ryan White directs the two-part docuseries; Charlize Theron is one of the producers.
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The docuseries Caught in the Web: The Murders Behind Zona Divas seeks justice for the victims of a Mexico-based international sex trafficking ring.
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"... and you wonder, how could something like this happen, in of all places, in Conyers?"
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JonBenét was found strangled in the basement of her family home on Dec. 26, 1996.
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This September, Netflix is kicking off its autumn programming slate with the best TV shows from around the world, so tune in to see these titles thrive all month long.
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Natasha Lyonne, Will Ferrell, Joey King, and Elizabeth Olsen lead the way movies streaming on Netflix in September, so look forward to seeing their wonderful work and more this month.
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The new anthology docuseries is from the same producing team as Worst Roommate Ever.
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Bardem stars alongside Chloë Sevigny, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and Cooper Koch.
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Director Carmen García Durazo interviews Joe Emerson about the October 2023 incident and how the FAA's protocols kept him from seeking treatment for mental health issues.
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American Murder: Laci Peterson and Face to Face with Scott Peterson have sparked look-alike chatter.
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True crime hit different in the monoculture era.
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The Murder of Air McNair is a pretty straightforward true crime documentary, with a vein of sports doc running through it.
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Peterson opens up about the case for the very first time Peacock's new docuseries, Face to Face with Scott Peterson.
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Director Eric Goode (Tiger King) interviews various chimp owners and examines stories of chimp attacks, but he keeps coming back to Tonia Haddix, the "Dolly Parton of chimps."
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Scott Peterson still maintains his innocence, but this 3-part docu-series will convince you of his guilt.