Donald Glover’s Atlanta follow-up is all over the map. The one constant is its problematic content.
A group of teens band together to hunt ghosts in the profane, supernaturally driven Lockwood & Co.
Wolf Pack may have werewolves, but it is also “packed” with content issues.
What do you get when you combine grotesque body horror with the demonic? Well, surely nothing good.
Someone’s watching the Brannocks. But that doesn’t mean you should watch them, too.
Disney+’s Werewolf by Night special digs into deeper, darker and bloodier corners of the Marvel Universe’s monstrous basement.
This spooky series based on a young-adult novel has some very adult concerns.
Talking puppies are turned into ghosts. Now, it’s up to occult-delving children to turn them back.
Morpheus is the master of dreams in this Netflix series. But the content is nightmarish.
The Imperfects feels like a cross between Marvel’s X-Men mutants and something more sinister and evil, where morality is questioned, …
Well-scripted and well-acted, The Patient might nevertheless leave some viewers feeling a need for counseling themselves.
Netflix seems to be aiming Locke & Key at teens and perhaps even children, but it’s a bad fit indeed.
Horrific haunts and bloodied bodies litter the screen of this school-themed Thai horror series.
This American Horror Story spinoff features new plots and characters each episode. But it has the same old problems.
What We Do in the Shadows can indeed be droll and witty. But like its main characters, it comes with …