‘The Terror’ review: Jared Harris, Ciarian Hinds, Tobias Menzies star in atmospheric AMC drama built around the history of a doomed voyage

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The AMC series—about a real-life (and doomed) 1840s expedition to the Arctic—is not the most straightforward cable hit. Here’s why it works.

 The Terror’s 2nd season is Japanese folklore about an American nightmare. It isn’t trying to be subtle.

The based-on-a-true-story AMC series is a fascinating step forward for the survival-horror genre on TV.

Based on a true story that's still being told, "The Terror" uses historical fiction to explore the best and worst of mankind.

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The miniseries reimagines Dan Simmons’s Arctic-bound novel — based on a true story — as a long, slow descent into hell.

AMC's historical horror "The Terror: Infamy" series returns with another grounded drama using figurative frights to drill home the truth.

“Infamy” (which premieres on AMC Monday at 9 p.m.) follows a West Coast Japanese-American family in 1941, as they’re forced into internment by the US government.

“The Terror,” a well-acted period drama about polar explorers, is fine as far as it goes. But be forewarned: It does not go very far.

In real life, the mission ended in disaster after the HMS Terror and Erebus were entombed in ice

AMC's 'The Terror' kicks off with a two-hour premiere tonight at 9 p.m. ET

Jared Harris, Ciaran Hinds and Tobias Menzies lead a British Royal Navy expedition ice-locked in Arctic waters and facing unknown horrors in AMC's 10-part cross-genre chiller 'The Terror.

Season Two of ‘The Terror’ shifts to the U.S. in December, 1941, depicting a world eerily similar to today's. Read Alan Sepinwall's review.

AMC’s new descent-into-madness series about 19th-century Arctic explorers is haunting, and a total must-see.

Friends, where are we this week with our television? The second episode of Bloodlands had THAT ending.

The follow up to last year's nautical nightmare concerns an evil spirit which haunts Japanese-American internment camp

THR review: Max Borenstein & Alexander Woo's Japanese internment camp-set ghost story 'The Terror: Infamy' is a solid-and-spooky follow-up to AMC's 'The Terror.

AMC's new series "The Terror" follows two Royal Navy ships in their search for the Northwest Passage, but what they find is unimaginable tragedy

A review of AMC's The Terror: Infamy, premiering August 12th.