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Apple TV sensation Widow's Bay breaks a big Emmys record with 14 wins
Apple TV+'s comedy series Widow's Bay has set a new Emmys record, winning 14 awards in a single year, surpassing The Studio's previous record of 13. The show, which stars Matthew Rhys as a mayor dealing with a cursed town, received accolades including Best Comedy Series and acting awards for its cast.
Widow's Bay is an early contender for show of the year, and the devastating finale sets up more horrors for season…
Widow's Bay, an Apple TV+ series set in a seemingly charming but cursed New England island town, is being hailed as a contender for show of the year. The series masterfully blends horror and comedy, earning praise from industry figures like Guillermo Del Toro and Hideo Kojima for its unique tone and compelling narrative. The season finale sets the stage for more supernatural horrors in a confirmed second season.
Guillermo del Toro calls Apple TV Plus horror sensation Widow's Bay "one of the best streaming series in a…
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro has praised the Apple TV Plus horror series "Widow's Bay" as one of the best streaming shows in a long time. The series, created by Katie Dippold, follows a skeptical mayor on a cursed island and has received a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It stars Matthew Rhys and is currently airing its first season.
Apple TV's new horror comedy is so charming and evocative, it's the sort of show you want to live inside
Apple TV+'s new horror-comedy series, Widow's Bay, is praised for its charming and evocative atmosphere, blending supernatural horror with humor. The show is set in a cursed New England town struggling with supernatural phenomena and a lack of tourism, featuring a cast including Matthew Rhys as the local mayor.
6 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Apple TV, Prime Video, and more (May 1–May 3)
Several new movies and shows are arriving on streaming platforms like Netflix, Apple TV, HBO Max, and Prime Video between May 1st and May 3rd. Highlights include the animated family film "Swapped," Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights," the horror comedy "Widow's Bay," and the thriller "Man on Fire."
