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The Terror: Infamy concludes with episode 10, “Into the Afterlife,” as the final showdown with Yuko takes place and the Terminal Islanders look back.

“Come and Get Me” is a wonderful episode that raises the stakes for our characters, putting them all in danger and setting up for a grand finale.

In “My Sweet Boy,” The Terror: Infamy answers questions while leaning into the supernatural as Chester and Luz get close to their happy ending.

In the end, “My Perfect World” is easily my favorite of the season so far, if only for how emotionally devastated it left me.

Episode one of the Creepshow revival brings us horror and charm in “Gray Matter” and “The House of the Head,” only on Shudder.

In “Taizo,” we learn more about the evil spirit haunting and killing the Terminal Islanders in the camp, and we see Chester deal with shocking news.

“Shatter Like a Pearl” focuses a lot on the human, with the supernatural not coming until the end, which works to drive home the reality of internment

“The Weak are Meat” offers a look into the horror of war outside the internment camps as life in them gets more dangerous.