In the Town of Nowhere, filled with monsters and curses, Bob fears one being above all others: Thirteen, a mysterious girl who never ages and possesses terrifying supernatural powers. When Bob warns others about her, Thirteen suddenly appears and confronts him. But everything changes when she notices Doom, Bob’s frightened young nephew. Intrigued by the boy, Thirteen says she wants to know him better, marking the beginning of a mysterious and potentially dangerous connection.

In a world where every race has a measurable limit to its power, a young black dragon with no known ceiling emerges from eleven years of isolation and enters civilization for the first time. Possessing strength great enough to alter the balance of the world, Ray seeks not conquest, but something far more human: a family. As kingdoms, guilds, and races grapple with the implications of his limitless growth, Ray joins a group of adventurers who become the first people to see him not as a calamity, but as a boy longing to belong. Yet his very existence sparks fear among those who believe humanity must transcend its natural limitations or risk becoming obsolete. Combining epic fantasy, emotional found-family storytelling, and political intrigue, A Dragon’s Odyssey explores the question: What happens when the strongest being alive chooses compassion over domination?

SA narrator-driven psychological drama. Shawn, a fifteen-year-old boy, wakes in a mysterious residential facility for young people with mental health differences — his past wiped soft, his parents just out of reach beyond the manicured grounds. The facility's director means to "correct" their weaknesses so they can function in normal society, but the girl Shawn falls for believes people should embrace their differences instead of being fixed. Beneath the green lawns and the endless books, one question keeps growing: whether this place is genuinely helping these kids, or quietly erasing who they are.

Britney Spears became the biggest pop star in the world before she was old enough to control her own life. What started as fame turned into obsession, public collapse, and a years-long fight for freedom under one of the most shocking conservatorships in modern celebrity history. Behind the paparazzi, headlines, and performances was a woman trying to survive a system built around controlling her.

Nightly Tales is a comedy-fantasy animated kids' series following O — short for Oswald — a big-hearted orphan who escapes the only home he's ever known to search the world for his biological parents. He's quickly adopted by a trio of eccentric, self-interested creatures — a ghost, a vampire, and a zombie — each of whom secretly wants something from the boy yet would do anything to keep him safe, with a mysterious creature called Miss C riding on O's shoulder as the group's reluctant matriarch. The catch governing the whole quest is that all searching must happen only after sunset, turning it into a string of nocturnal misadventures that slowly circle a much larger mystery: O may not be human at all.

A dialogue-driven new-adult drama about Kara, a gifted final-year painting student who guards her ambition like a wound, and the off-limits attraction that threatens to upend it. Kara's friendship with the charming, careless Leo is the one easy thing in her life — until she finds herself quietly fixated on his unsmiling older brother, Shane. When Shane turns out to be both her new art-history professor and the man Mrs. Anderson has chosen to take over her thesis, the man Kara can't stop thinking about becomes the man who decides whether she graduates. Each episode is a tightly wound micro-scene of tension, near-misses, and unspoken want, building toward the question of what she's willing to risk with the one person she shouldn't.

A dark-fantasy drama set in a fractured world where humans host fragments of dead dragon consciousness — Remnants — that grant power at the cost of slowly consuming the people who carry them. Zyra, a reclusive scholar of a pacifist order, has spent years studying the thing she carries rather than wielding it, while an unstoppable enemy quietly hollows out the world village by village. When a battle-hardened commander from a rival military faction arrives at her gates, the fire she keeps surges toward the fire he keeps — and the series begins to circle a buried truth: the powers they each carry are two halves of the same ancient dragon-sovereign, split centuries ago and engineered to find each other. Each episode is a tightly held beat of dread and attraction, building toward a merge that could end the threat at the cost of permanently unmaking who each of them is.

Park Ratz is a comedy set in Chicago's Humboldt Park, centered on Biggie, a big-talking Cane Corso with more confidence than sense, and a crew of neighborhood kids — Eddie, Juju, Boss Man, and Deja — stuck cleaning out the park's garden shed as punishment. Beneath the clutter they find a sealed trap door, and what starts as detention turns into something stranger once they open it.

A narrator-driven gothic romance set in the late 1890s of Southern Spain. Miguel Cervantez — a centuries-old Spanish werewolf lord — agrees to marry Nia, a twenty-one-year-old half-vampire, half-human woman, in a political arrangement meant to be a quiet transaction. He falls genuinely in love with her, only to find his estranged brother, The Guild of Wolves, and a neighbor with a vendetta all closing in. What was supposed to be a bloodless deal becomes the center of a supernatural power struggle — and a clause buried in the marriage's terms, one Nia was never told, threatens to undo them both.

Following a highly controversial "not guilty" criminal verdict that deeply divided the nation, a civil court later found Simpson legally liable for the deaths, ordering a $33.5 million judgment

Fred & Rose West is a 20-episode true crime series tracing the lives, crimes, and investigation of one of Britain’s most notorious murder cases. The series begins with Fred West’s childhood in Much Marcle and follows the events that led to 25 Cromwell Street. Across the episodes, it explores the victims, the cellar, the family abuse, the disappearances, and the murders hidden for decades.

Black Dahlia is a 20-episode true crime series about the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Short in 1947 Los Angeles. Each episode follows a key piece of the case: the body, the missing days, the press frenzy, the killer’s messages, and the suspects. The series explores how the LAPD, FBI, newspapers, and decades of investigators tried — and failed — to identify the killer. From the vacant lot on Norton Avenue to the locked LAPD cold-case file, the story reveals why this case never disappeared. Seventy-eight years later, Elizabeth Short’s murder remains one of America’s most haunting open investigations.

When the Maharaja dies and the imperial throne falls empty, the great serpents — the nagas — that the Samrat Empire chained beneath the world a thousand years ago begin to wake, remembering the debt they are owed. Across seven kingdoms, those who uncover the empire's founding crime must choose between the crowns built on it and an enemy with every right to destroy them: a truth-telling river princess, a ruthless naga-slaying heir, a half-blooded diver, and a cold regent guarding a throne that feeds on lies.

Lee Choon-jae, known as the Hwaseong Serial Killer, terrorized rural South Korea between 1986 and 1991. His crimes became the country’s largest serial-murder investigation, with thousands of suspects questioned. For decades, the case remained unsolved and became a national trauma. In 2019, DNA evidence finally linked Lee to the murders while he was already serving life in prison. His confession revealed 14 murders and over 30 rapes, closing one of South Korea’s darkest cases.

A forbidden romance about the one secret that could blow up a wedding. After a year away, Mia comes home for her best friend Claire's engagement — and a single anonymous night with a stranger named Daniel, no names exchanged. The next morning Claire introduces her fiancé, and it's him. Trapped as maid of honor to the woman marrying the man she can't stop wanting, Mia strikes a deal with Daniel: he marries Claire, she disappears, they never speak of it. But a stolen venue walkthrough, a hand under the dinner table, a fogged-up car, and a lost earring keep pulling them back across the line — while Claire, glowing and trusting, starts to notice how well her two favorite people get along. The series builds from forbidden heat to the edge of the altar, where one held look in front of the whole room asks whether Daniel can say 'I do' at all.

An eight-episode narrator-driven biography of Luigi Mangione — from a four-bedroom brick house in Towson, Maryland to valedictorian at the Gilman School, a master's from Penn, and a pre-dawn sidewalk in Midtown Manhattan. The series follows a precocious, minimalist kid whose chronic back pain, spinal fusion, and slow withdrawal from everyone he knew pulled him off the grid and toward the Unabomber's manifesto — until December 4th, 2024, when UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot in the back outside a Hilton. It tracks the five-day manhunt, the McDonald's arrest in Altoona, the 3D-printed pistol and the letter, and a country that turned a murder suspect into a folk hero. One man dead. One man waiting for a jury.

Marc Rourke, a night-shift hospital pharmacist drowning in his mother's medical debt, has been skimming small amounts of controlled substances to keep her in a care facility. When a sharp new transfer named Sofia uncovers his secret, she chooses to protect him — only to discover that Marc is a small piece of a much larger scheme run by Dr. Leonard Pace, an attending physician who has been funneling phantom drug orders through the pharmacy for years and framing night-shift pharmacists to cover his tracks. Together, Marc and Sofia race to expose Pace before he pins everything on Marc and removes Sofia from the night shift for good.

Ed Gein grew up on an isolated Wisconsin farm under the total control of his mother Augusta, a religious fanatic who taught him that all women except her were sinful. After his brother Henry's suspicious death (a suspected first murder) and Augusta's death in 1945, Ed was left completely alone and began robbing graves of middle-aged women who resembled his mother, using the remains to craft macabre objects, including a "woman suit." He murdered Mary Hogan in 1954 and Bernice Worden in 1957, the latter crime leading to his arrest when police found her body hanging, gutted, in his summer kitchen. He was found not guilty by reason of insanity and spent the rest of his life in psychiatric institutions, dying in 1984 without apparent remorse. His story inspired iconic horror figures like Norman Bates, Leatherface, and Buffalo Bill.

Lawrence Bittaker, un ex-convicto de inteligencia excepcional, conoció a Roy Norris en prisión en 1977 y juntos planearon secuestrar y asesinar adolescentes. Entre junio y noviembre de 1979, usando una van modificada como "cámara de tortura", secuestraron, torturaron y asesinaron a cinco chicas en las montañas de Los Ángeles, dejando además una sobreviviente. Fueron atrapados gracias a un soplo de un conocido de Norris y a la identificación de la sobreviviente. Norris hizo un acuerdo de culpabilidad y testificó contra Bittaker, quien fue condenado a muerte en 1981 pero murió en el corredor de la muerte en 2019 sin mostrar arrepentimiento. Dos de las víctimas nunca fueron encontradas, y el caso dejó una huella profunda en el perfilamiento criminal del FBI.

Five dead. Two survivors. Twenty letters. Four ciphers. One crossed-circle symbol. Almost sixty years later — nobody has ever said his name. Zodiac: The Killer Who Named Himself traces the most theatrically engineered murder campaign in American criminal history, told from both sides of the case — the attacks that shocked Northern California and the investigators, journalists, and obsessives who spent their careers trying to find a man who simply refused to be found. Told entirely through narration across twenty episodes, this micro-drama series follows the Zodiac from the gravel turnout on Lake Herman Road in December 1968 through his escalating media strategy, his four ciphers, his letters that paralysed school districts, and the investigators who came within fifteen feet of him and drove past. Unlike every other killer in this series, the Zodiac was never caught. He named himself, defined himself, and then disappeared — leaving behind a partial DNA profile, an unmatched palmprint, a 51-year cipher, and the only open serial murder case of the modern American era. He is the only one who got away with it.