Also “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “What We Do in the Shadows,” “True Blood,” “The Vampire Diaries,” and more in this comprehensive look at the blood-sucking subgenre.
Even as the world of the series feels more expansive than ever, the AMC series is still looping back on its least interesting elements.
Jesse returns home on June 24.
Pushing buttons, breaking hearts, and killing monsters, this season-ender still feels like a show in search of itself.
“Preacher” executive producers Seth Rogen, Sam Catlin, and Evan Goldberg reveal what songs inspire their show and how the power of music brings scenes to life.
With danger on its doorstep, a flashback-heavy episode shows an unexpectedly sentimental side of the series.
As Tulip gets sidelined and Jesse has to fight his way out of trouble once again, the show is taking a long road to some answers.
Also, here’s why Colletti felt more vulnerable without the character’s trademark prosthetic face.
For now, God is still dominating the show, but this hour hints at a coming change of focus.
AMC’s other comic book series gets a jolt of fresh energy from a singular quest and a little more fun.
IndieWire’s guide to Summer 2017 TV dramas includes two new projects inspired by Stephen King novels, plus the long awaited umbrella series “Marvel’s The Defenders.”
AMC’s dark supernatural action comedy returns on June 19.
