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Fortnightly recommendations for people whose "comfort watch" is a serial killer documentary. No spam, no filler, no cheerful nonsense.

Nineteen Emmy nominations off seven episodes. Matthew Rhys doing the best work of his career in comedy and menace in the same cycle. Fuck Martha's Vineyard — I'm getting on the ferry.

She's cold, blunt, and couldn't care less if you like her. So why do we love Saga Norén like we'd take a bullet for her?

Ten years late to The Night Of and I have absolutely no excuse. What I do have is a devastated feeling that hasn't shifted since the final scene. This is the standard.

The Bain family murders: a crime scene built like a trapdoor, a country that picked sides, and thirty years later nobody agrees on anything.

Eight Japanese urban legends that were already in your house before you heard their names. Sleep well.

Ten true crime podcasts ranked by how badly they unsettle you — not how many downloads they have. The canon, as it should be.

Ten of the best true crime documentaries ever made, ranked without mercy. The Jinx, The Keepers, Devilsdorp — the ones that got under our skin and stayed there.

One screams. One whispers. Both know exactly where you live. Hereditary vs Babadook — the definitive grief horror face-off.

Genius at 28. Hollywood's cautionary tale by 40. Back from the dead by 50. The M Night Shyamalan filmography is the strangest career in modern cinema — and one of the most interesting.

The JonBenét Ramsey case has generated more theories, documentaries and amateur sleuths than almost any murder in history. Here's why none of them close — and where Chewie actually lands.
Fortnightly recommendations for people whose "comfort watch" is a serial killer documentary. No spam, no filler, no cheerful nonsense.