Them

TV Show

2021-

43m

TV-MA

Prime Video

2 Seasons

18 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Drama, Mystery, Horror

User Score:

7.6

Critic Score:

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A limited anthology series that explores terror in America.

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Them

TV-MA

TV Show

2021-

43m

English

Prime Video

Drama, Mystery, Horror

Play Trailer

2 Seasons

18 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on Prime Video

A limited anthology series that explores terror in America.

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7.6

IMDB

CRITIC SCORE

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Season 1

Available in 4 other countries.

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Are You Scared?

Season 2 Episode 1

April 25th 2024

The Devil Himself Visited This Place

Season 2 Episode 2

April 25th 2024

The Man With the Red Hair

Season 2 Episode 3

April 25th 2024

Happy Birthday, Sweet Boy

Season 2 Episode 4

April 25th 2024

Luke 8:17

Season 2 Episode 5

April 25th 2024

Would You Like to Play a Game?

Season 2 Episode 6

April 25th 2024

One of Us Is Gonna Die Tonight

Season 2 Episode 7

April 25th 2024

The Box

Season 2 Episode 8

April 25th 2024

DAY 1

Season 1 Episode 1

April 9th 2021

DAY 3

Season 1 Episode 2

April 9th 2021

Cast

Henry Emory

Betty Wendell

Lucky Emory

Athena

Shahadi Wright Joseph

Ruby Emory

Da Tap Dance Man

The Woman

Calvin

Hazel Emory

Ella Mae Johnson

Christopher Heyerdahl

The Black Hat Man

Wayne Knight

Lieutenant Schiff

Iman Shumpert

Corey

Shane Johnson

Investigator Phillips

Reggie Marks

Rhonda

Victor

So-Young

Kyong-Ah

Dr. Gaines

Benny

Clarke Wendell

Midge Pruitt

Marty Dixon

Created By: Little Marvin

Directed By: Nelson Cragg (4 Episodes), Ti West (3 Episodes), + 3 more

Written By: Little Marvin (4 Episodes), Dominic Orlando (3 Episodes), + 4 more

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TioTato says...

4 years ago

The psycho-social horror of "Them" is wrenching, terrifying, and surreally real. It's like "Get Out" mixed with elements of "Beloved," "The Hills Have Eyes," "The Shining," "Carrie," and the opening scenes of HBO's "Watchmen." Despite the Jim Crow-era setting, we all know that the rabid hatred on display here remains part of American life (think of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, George Floyd, etc). The mythical backstory of twisted faith is … suggestive. Warning: Potentially retraumatizing scenes of terrorism, murder, torture, beatings, sexual assault, blackface, microaggressions.

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miguelreina says...

6 months ago

[Prime Video] If the first season was a patchwork of Jordan Peele's films without much depth, the second season of this anthology series (which is ultimately not an anthology) seems to have studied the Hitchcock/De Palma filmography to copy it without its visual resources have a narrative justification, especially in the episode directed by Little Marvin. There is not much explanation of the real background of the demon, or demons, and stereotypical characters are introduced to develop a social commentary that ends up being simple and somewhat controversial (bad whites, traitorous Latinos).

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polo247 says...

4 years ago

up to episode 5 finding it a bit of a bore think I'm going to knock it on the head. very repetitive. white people being racist & that's about it . there is another scare element to the episodes but I just don't care to much of a drag for my interest

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J. D says...

4 years ago

I love THEM for sure

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Jimmychouchou

2 years ago

Well sometimes I really question the purpose of some tv shows if it's not a lot of them cause we have big producers all around the world you know. So yeah riveting show with a great cast, setting and music to carry this story til the end but I think it mostly reproduces the void and violence it want More

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Genx777

8/10 4 years ago

THEM was terrifyingly perfect. Yes, as others have pointed out, it has that Jordan Peele feel written all over it, but that’s not a bad thing. Peele has absolutely created a game changer in intermixing the horror genre and social issues in a way that is profoundly provocative and this particular a More

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Sejian

6 months ago

There's no horror like the horror we're capable of inflicting upon each other in the name of God and bigotry.

The worst thing about this series is knowing this level of sickening and violent racism still exists today.

I'm almost at the end of season 1. This is a brilliant season. It's brillian More

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