Hulu is retreating from its original title for its forthcoming Knives Out-esque mystery starring The Crown‘s Emma Corrin. The seven-episode limited series — formerly known as Retreat — will now be called A Murder at the End of the World. Slated to debut in August on the streamer, the miniseries

B.J. Novak’s The Premise will no longer be exploring the comedic absurdities of humanity and society. Sources confirm for TVLine that the long-MIA anthology series will not be returning for a second season. Hosted by Novak, The Premise — which streamed via FX on Hulu from Sept. 16, 2021 to Oct. 7,

Dana’s traumatic journey to the past has come to an end. Hulu has cancelled Kindred, the adaption of Octavia E. Butler’s celebrated novel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. TVLine has reached out to Hulu for confirmation. The story follows Dana James (WeCrashed’s Mallori Johnson), a young Black

In the American Horror Story universe, we don’t call them dollhouses. They’re die-o-ramas, and they absolutely live up to that name. That’s the gist of the teaser for Season 2 of American Horror Stories, which returns with a new episode on Thursday, July 21. And in true AHS fashion, it’s all set to

FX on Hulu is no more. FX announced Monday that its selection of series exclusive to Hulu — including American Horror Stories, Devs, Mrs. America, The Premise, Reservation Dogs, A Teacher and Y: The Last Man — will now be branded as FX originals. As of press time, all original series have already