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15. Amityville: An Origin Story
Amityville: An Origin Story is one of the most interesting modern documentary series, focused on the stories around the most notorious hauntings in American folklore. Engaging and thought-provoking, this documentary challenges viewers to reconsider the lines between fact and fiction, making it a must-watch, ideally in the late night. | © MGM
14. Condor
Condor is a pleasant surprise that balances action with deep character development and tension that propels the plot forward. This balance keeps viewers deeply invested, making the completion of the intense first two seasons both satisfying and intriguing. | © MGM
13. Domina
Domina is one of the most exciting historically accurate series that distinguishes itself from other dramas by grounding its narrative in contemporary sources, as well as writers within one hundred years of when Livia ruled. The writing and performances are also exceptional, creating an edge-of-your-seat experience that makes Domina a standout show. | © MGM
12. Belgravia
Belgravia is an interesting and well-written series renowned for authenticity and attention to period details, such as cinematography and exquisite costume designs. The show also shines with its storytelling, offering a combination of intrigue and complexity that maintains a brilliant balance to keep viewers excited. | © MGM
11. Pennyworth
Pennyworth is exactly what you expect from a DC spinoff, very witty and dark, transforming the familiar figure of Batman's butler into the story of a soldier and spy. The series captures the essence of a classic 1960s spy thriller, from its stylish cinematography to its period-accurate wardrobe. | © MGM
10. Billy the Kid
Billy the Kid is a unique series that tries to give you a fresh take on the beloved Billy's story, showcasing him as more of the good guy than the gunslinging outlaw we all know him as. There is a lot of controversy around what happened to the Kid, and writers used it well to create an extremely well-written and well-acted show. | © MGM
9. TURN: Washington's Spies
TURN: Washington's Spies is a phenomenal series that compares favorably with the intellectual scripts of Sherlock Holmes. Writers bring the story of revolutionary America alive with all the virtues and vices of these people from angst, passion, and arrogance to sacrifice, drive, and courage. | © MGM
8. Gangs of London
Gangs of London is one of the most brutal series you'll ever see, starting with a brutal opening and continuing to escalate with relentless action and suspense. While occasionally heavy-handed with its symbolism, the show's gripping combat scenes, captivating storyline, and stellar performances more than make up for it, leaving viewers eager for more seasons. | © MGM
7. War of the Worlds
War of the Worlds is one of the most binge-worthy series with a unique representation of the classic alien invasion narrative. It focuses less on special effects and more on the psychological tension and drama among its characters facing an apocalyptic threat, encouraging viewers to think about their motives and the global implications of their arrival. | © MGM
6. Dark Winds
Dark Winds is an entertaining show that starts slowly but rewards viewers with a gripping narrative that culminates in compelling binge-worthy seasons. While not everyone's favorite, it stands out for its strong writing and acting, which drive the series forward through each of its six perfectly paced episodes. | © MGM
5. Godfather of Harlem
Godfather of Harlem is an incredibly detailed show led by two of the most underrated actors in Hollywood, Forrest Whittaker and Vincent D'Onofrio. While the show does feature graphic violence, its compelling narrative and dynamic character portrayals have surprisingly kept it under the radar. | © MGM
4. SAS Rogue Heroes
SAS Rogue Heroes is a brilliant show full of eccentric characters that you can't help but love and feel for. Despite some critiques of its modern music choices and one-hour episodes, these elements make the show feel authentic, underscoring the intense dynamics within the tough military unit. | © MGM
3. Interview with the Vampire
Interview with the Vampire is an entertaining show that provides a bold reinterpretation of beloved source material, appealing to viewers who appreciate creative enhancements in adaptations. The series enhances the narrative by aging Claudia slightly for a more comfortable portrayal and reimagining Louis with layers that acknowledge his era's complexities, all to balance origins and innovations. | © MGM
2. The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon
It didn't disappoint. This series follows the story of fan-favorite Darryl Dixon as he travels across the ocean to France (he is still a big reason to watch this series). Just like the original series, each episode of this spin-off leaves viewers eager for the next, all thanks to dangerous situations, both alive and dead. | © MGM
1. From
From is one of the most hyped series of 2024 that exceeds all expectations with a plot that initially seemed limited but unfolded into a compelling narrative by season 2. The series maintains suspense and makes you want more with unanswered questions that keep you guessing about the origins of the city and monsters. | © MGM
