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A reimagining of the Baba Yaga myth (and her own play), Kat Sandler's AMC+ series follows a beat cop and a private investigator as they search a misty, mysterious coastal town for a powerful family's missing heir.
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Watching Elizabeth Holmes watch "The Dropout" in "You Can See Everything" may leave viewers questioning the merits of Amanda Seyfried's Emmy-winning limited series. But its bona fides are stronger than ever — and the movie knows it.
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Showrunner Ryan Condal and cast debuted exclusive footage of 'House of the Dragon' Season 3's premiere episode, featuring the Battle of the Gullet.
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The spinoff is tense and melancholic speculative fiction about what may have happened if America lost the space race — only this time, told from inside the Soviet Union. Yet, unlike most franchise extensions, the new show's ties to the original series hurt more than they help.
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: ‘Dutton Ranch’ Review: ‘Yellowstone’ Lands a Sturdy, Simplified Sequel — Stolen by the New Cast
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: SeriesFest 2026 Indie Pilot Competition Winners Include ‘Woodstockers,’ ‘Seasoned’ — Full List
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: James Burrows on ‘The Comeback’ and Hollywood’s AI Problem: ‘I Have No Idea What the F**k Happened’
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: Kaitlin Olson on Ending ‘Hacks’ with an Instant-Classic Clown Routine: ‘I Always Hurt Myself — It’s Kind of My Thing’
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: ‘The Terror: Devil in Silver’ Review: Dan Stevens Battles the Horrors of American Healthcare
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From Indiewire RSS Feed: ‘Lord of the Flies’ Review: ‘Adolescence’ Echoes Through Netflix’s Vivid, Eerie Adaptation