Stars: Curtis Armstrong, Christopher Meloni, Daniel Sunjata, Patrick Fischler, Ann-Margret
The story of this fantasy series is about a professional assassin who is injured during an accident and at this time befriends a colorful blue horse...
Stars: Olivia Cheng, Togo Igawa, Jason Chong, Pierfrancesco Favino, Collin Chou
In the 13th century AD, in a world filled with greed, power and bullying, dirty competition and moral corruption, Marco Polo, a famous Venetian merchant and traveler, finds himself at the court of Goblai Khan, the king of China and...
Stars: Ashley Madekwe, Jack Davenport, Luke Kirby, Joshua Jackson, Carrie Preston
Patients who enter Dr. Christopher Devantesh's operating room for spine surgeries typically always leave crippled or dead. This continued until two fellow surgeons and an assistant prosecutor intervened to stop him.
Stars: Henri Esteve, Audrey Wasilewski, John Billingsley, Chris Ellis, Dermot Mulroney
The story of this psychological thriller focuses on a social activist and psychologist played by Julia Roberts who is a secret agent of the government and a soldier who is trying to return to civilian life.
Stars: Ella Rae Peck, Alex Paxton-Beesley, Tom Barnett, Morgan Kelly, Greg Bryk
When a teenager goes missing, it is revealed that many young men and boys have disappeared at the hands of prime suspect John Wayne Gacy...
Stars: Victoria Smurfit, Kristina Krepela, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Cliff Curtis, Ashley Judd
Missing is an American series whose project was designed by Gregory Poirier and has been airing since March 15, 2012 on ABC TV and in Canada on CTV. Becavinston (Ashley Judd), a former CIA agent whose son (Michael) mysteriously goes missing while studying in Italy, travels to Europe and does not stop trying to find his son. His search leads him to the killer. His wife (Paul), who was also a CIA agent and was killed in a car bomb incident 10 years ago, leads...
Stars: Scott William Winters, Lea Michele, Robert Larriviere, Peter Gerety, J.C. MacKenzie
Inspired by the true story of the unprecedented Michelle Carter text-suicide case. It also examines Carter's relationship with Conrad and the events that led to his death and later conviction for manslaughter.
