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Fear and Wine's two-part series will investigate UAP field effects, electrogravitic propulsion, classified research, and what is happening right now while the monitors are being removed.

Fear & Wine previews FROM Season 4 Episode 3 "Merrily We Go" — what Episode 2 left us holding, where the Lake of Tears theory leads, and what to pour while you watch Sunday night on MGM+.

More than a dozen researchers tied to NASA, nuclear propulsion, and classified defense programs are dead or missing. The FBI is investigating. Congress has used the word sinister. And one city appears again and again in the timeline.

If Red Rooms is French horror at its most cerebral and restrained, MadS is French horror with the throttle pinned and no intention of letting you breathe. Directed by David Moreau and released on Shudder in October 2024, MadS is a 90-minute apocalyptic horror film shot in one continuous take, and it earns a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes for exactly the reason the consensus describes: it immerses you in pure pandemonium and never once releases you from it.

If you want to understand why French horror hits differently than anything Hollywood is currently producing, start with Red Rooms. Written and directed by Pascal Plante, this 2023 French-Canadian psychological thriller is one of the most unsettling and intellectually precise horror films of the last decade, and it doesn't need a single jump scare to get there. It is a film about obsession, voyeurism, and the quietly horrifying culture that has grown up around true crime, and

If you have ever wanted to watch a television episode that makes you genuinely reconsider humanity's capacity for cruelty, and then pours you a glass and says, yeah, but what if it got worse, Black Museum is the one. It is the Season 4 finale of Black Mirror, it runs just over an hour, and by the time it was over, we were all sitting with that particular kind of silence that only the best horror produces. Not jump-scare silence. Processing silence. This is Fear & Wine, and Ke