Pittsburgh native Cara Ammon made her debut and her exit on Monday’s season premiere of ABC’s “The Bachelor.” Ammon got little screen time and then she didn’t secure a rose that would have kept her on the reality competition. She wasn’t the woman who made bachelor Zach Shallcross guzzle maple

Sarah Michelle Gellar can’t save Paramount+’s ugly, predictable teen horror show.

"Wolf Pack," from "Teen Wolf" exec producer Jeff Davis and starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, premieres Thursday, Jan. 26, on Paramount+. 

The new werewolf-themed drama series fails to distinguish itself from the many other, and better, supernatural teen shows.

Teens! Werewolves! Sarah Michelle Gellar! What could go wrong? Lots, it turns out.

Supernatural romance thrillers are dead. But not on Paramount+.

Sarah Michelle Gellar plays an arson investigator looking into a recent fire (and a rise in lycanthropy among teens) in Paramount+'s 'Wolf Pack.

There aren’t many teen wolves in “Teen Wolf: The Movie,” but there is a pack of them in “Wolf Pack,” the series premiering the same day, from the same producer and on the same streaming service that is definitely not a spinoff of “Teen Wolf,” but rather adapted from a book series.

Wolf Pack review: Sarah Michelle Gellar can't save this supernatural teen drama

This startlingly awful teen werewolf drama is a cheesy, trope-packed mess. It’s full of dodgy acting, nonsensical dialogue and inexplicable plot – this is no Buffy …