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1 week ago | themirror.com | Tatiana Krisztina |Peter Harris

Netflix is gearing up to drop a chilling new true crime documentary, touted as the "most horrifying case ever," drawing comparisons from viewers to an episode of Black Mirror. Fred and Rose West: A British Horror Story will hit the streaming platform on May 14. Netflix has pledged that this will be the ultimate series delving into the lives and monstrous crimes of Britain's most notorious serial killer duo.

1 week ago | themirror.com | Hollie Beale |Peter Harris

The horror flick hailed as the 'most terrifying film' of last year, causing viewers to lose sleep, is now ready for streaming. The much-anticipated sequel, Smile 2, has recently joined the exclusive lineup on Paramount+. Known for hosting popular shows like South Park, Frasier, and Star Trek, the streaming platform also offers a wide array of films accessible through its dedicated app. Users can also subscribe via an add-on subscription through Amazon Prime Video.

2 weeks ago | the-express.com | Peter Harris |John O'Sullivan

The Menendez brothers, Erik and Lyle, have expressed their gratitude for the Netflix series created by Ryan Murphy, lauding the performances of its cast. The siblings were found guilty of murdering their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, in their Beverly Hills residence in 1989. They defended their actions, stating they had shot their parents multiple times with shotguns as a means of self-defense against alleged abuse from their father.

3 weeks ago | dailystar.co.uk | Peter Harris |Bekka Barnard

The White Lotus has had viewers gripped for weeks but now fans are starting to think that the opening credits were hinting towards the show's darkest storyline all alongTVPeter Harris and Bekka Barnard TV & Showbiz Reporter22:16, 02 Apr 2025The White Lotus (Season 3): Episode 7 previewThe White Lotus fans have made a horrifying discovery. Viewers of the HBO drama just starting to twig that the latest series might have been dropping hints right under their noses in the opening credits.

1 month ago | the-express.com | Peter Harris |Hollie Beale

As per the series synopsis, Happy Face uses Moore's real-life story as its foundation. The role of the Happy Face Killer, the incarcerated Keith Hunter Jesperson, is brought to life by Dennis Quaid. He forces his way back into his estranged daughter's life after decades of separation. The narrative swiftly escalates into a race against time, as Moore (portrayed by Annaleigh Ashford) must ascertain if an innocent man is on the brink of execution for a crime her father committed.