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8 Perfect Thriller Miniseries That Get More Intense With Every Episode (opens the original)
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When a thriller is disappointing, the ending feels messy, questions go unanswered, and you feel more frustrated than anything else. When it's impressive, it's hard not to enthusiastically ask friends and family to watch it right away so you can have compelling discussions or debates about character motivations, big twists, and lingering ideas. Yes, most of Harlan Coben's shows fit those criteria, but there are many more to discover. For this list, I picked eight thrillers that have everything th
Netflix’s Weirdest Mike Flanagan Meets ‘Twin Peaks’ 8-Part Mystery Thriller Is a Perfect One-Night Binge (opens the original)
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A small town, a couple getting ready to become parents, and a terrifying school with a mysterious leader. These elements fit together perfectly in a Netflix thriller reminiscent of David Lynch's sometimes confusing (and yet somehow perfect) 1990s series Twin Peaks, along with the work of filmmaker and showrunner Mike Flanagan. Now, about a year after its release on the streaming service, it's a hidden gem that doesn't get mentioned much now. It's also one of the most emotional and special shows
Netflix’s Star-Studded Mystery Thriller Miniseries Was So Good, It Got an Unexpected Season 2 Renewal (opens the original)
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Whether it's a Harlan Coben story full of twists and turns or a six-episode murder mystery, Netflix has more than a few great thriller miniseries to check out. When you start watching, you can expect at least one red herring, cliffhangers at the end of episodes, and a finale that explains exactly how a character went missing or was killed. But in the case of one series, we got a satisfying conclusion and then found out the streaming service renewed it for another season. The Beast in Me began st
Jensen Ackles’s Greatest Action Thriller Officially Returns This Week (opens the original)
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Everyone has a favorite Jensen Ackles role. For some, there's no beating Soldier Boy on The Boys. For others, it's Dean Winchester on Supernatural. I'll always remember watching him play C.J. Braxton on Dawson's Creek in the early 2000s, a sometimes frustrating character who doesn't come up very often in conversations about the actor. While he's appeared in a few movies, including the 2009 slasher remake My Bloody Valentine 3D, there's no doubt Ackles's TV resume is more impressive. Ackles has o
5 Greatest Harlan Coben Netflix Mystery Thrillers With No Bad Episodes (opens the original)
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It's a common experience: you watch the first season of a streaming or network TV series, can't wait to watch more, and then, when the show comes back after a year-long (or longer) wait, you wonder why the storylines seem so much less captivating the characters seem to have lost their way. Sometimes, that even happens when you're watching a miniseries, which can be even more frustrating. When there are only eight episodes, each one should be a meaningful part of the story and not feature any ran
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