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The Terror

Name: The Terror
Genre: Mystery, Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Released: 2018-03-26
Rating: 7.4

★ 7,4 /10 (979 Votes)

2018 EN 2 Seasons

Overview

A chilling anthology series featuring stories of people in terrifying situations inspired by true historical events.

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First air date

26/03/2018

Votes

979

Popularity

26.9

Genres

Mystery Drama Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Status

Canceled

Type

Scripted

Created by

David Kajganich, Max Borenstein, Alexander Woo

Networks

AMC

Language

Last air date

2019-10-14

Episodes

Episode runtime

44 min

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Kiki Sukezane

Yuko Tanabe

Shingo Usami

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Naoko Mori

Asako Nakayama

Miki Ishikawa

Amy Yoshida

George Takei

Nobuhiro Yamato / Yamato-san

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I only watched the first season of this anthology show, as the plot of the second didn’t grab me. I have read a lot and watched documentaries about polar exploration. I see how this show came about: the author took the skeleton story of John Franklin’s ill fated expedition of the northwest passage, and repurposed it as an original horror story. Cool, I was on board. And this televised version did a credible job moving the tale to the screen. It is a passable horror story. And then I see near the byline: Based on actual events, or something like that, and I am thinking, why bother with that?…

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