Rainn Wilson, Hugh Laurie and Reese Witherspoon lend their voices to this high-energy, family-friendly animated movie following a team of wacky monsters who must stop an alien invasion.

In addition to shedding light on the 1989 Menendez murder case, another byproduct of Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story has been the resurgence of the popular late 1980s ...

Aliens are some of the most enduring creatures in the human imagination, alluring with the promise of the unknown and posing a threat. Indeed, throughout the 20th century, both film and TV have ...

Cooper Koch‘s brother reassured fans that the actor sympathizes with Erik Menéndez — despite how Netflix’s controversial Monsters series presents the infamous murder case. Payton Koch ...

That can be hard to accept, especially for people who had basically happy lives growing up ... It’s Over,” another breathtaking episode of Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menéndez Story, main ...

Coming up tonight, Where Are the Aliens? GEOFF MARCY (University of California ... But in the last few years, our knowledge of cosmic origins has been growing exponentially, and we're on our ...

Aliens might be living among us, according to a study by Harvard academics. A new paper suggests extraterrestrials could also ...

Netflix’s Monsters reexamined Dominique Dunne‘s brutal murder while exploring her father Dominick Dunne‘s connection to the Menéndez brothers’ infamous case. During the seventh episode ...

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is Murphy and Brennan’s second installment of their Monsters anthology series following the Monsters: The Jeffery Dahmer Series produced in 2022.

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Most of us are reserving judgment on whether there is intelligent life on other planets; we haven’t even found bacteria yet, much less a race of aliens with Internet service and takeout food.

There’s no point in burying the lede: This episode of Monsters is the most unflinching, and therefore the most respectful, treatment of the sexual abuse of boys I’ve ever seen on television.