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New 'The Terror' Season Explores Mental Healthcare
The latest installment of Ridley Scott's horror series, 'The Terror: Devil in Silver,' has been reviewed for its creepy critique of the U.S. mental healthcare industry. Creators and directors have also explained how the three-part series adapts its source novel.
5 May, 13:45 — 5 May, 20:00
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hollywood-reporterMostly Factual32d ago
‘The Terror: Devil in Silver’ Review: Dan Stevens and Judith Light in AMC+/Shudder’s Creepy Critique of the U.S. Mental Healthcare Industry
Victor LaValle, with co-showrunner Chris Cantwell, adapts his novel about a New York City asylum that may be harboring the Devil in this third season of the anthology franchise.
By Daniel Fienberg
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How Ridley Scott's Returning 3-Part Horror Series Adapts Its Source Novel Explained By The Terror Creators & Director
Creators Victor LaValle and Chris Cantwell and director/EP Karyn Kusama talk The Terror season 3 and how the horror series adapts its book source.
By Grant Hermanns
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First report: hollywood-reporter · 5 May, 13:45|Full coverage: 2 · 6h|Window: 6h
