If his last name sounds familiar, that’s because Gustaf Skarsgård comes from a famous Hollywood family. He is the son of Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård, who is known for his roles in films like Thor, ...

In the world of wizards and whatnot, there is no name more legendary in the Western canon than Merlin. Originally "Myrddin," he was first featured in Welsh poetry dating back to the fifth century. The ...

'Cursed' has a number of amazing twists in its first season, including that Igraine is actually Morgana. HL spoke with Shalom Brune-Franklin about the finale, Morgana's complex relationship with ...

If you love dark fantasy, Arthurian legends, and epic landscapes, Netflix's new series Cursed might be just the thing you're looking for. Cursed tells the story of Nimue (Katherine Langford), a ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Presumably, however, the potential solo series would follow Merlin’s adventures with Excalibur ...

Picture the scene: It’s Christmas Eve, millions are tuning in to watch the series finale of beloved family fantasy show ...

Netflix’s Cursed offers a fresh, female-focused twist on the age-old Arthurian legend. The fantasy series stars Katherine Langford as Nimue, a young sorceress who teams up with a knight named Arthur ...

Like any good fantasy series, Netfilix’s upcoming "Cursed" starts off with a harrowing quest. A young woman named Nimue, played by Katherine Langford of "13 Reasons Why" fame, is charged by her mother ...

For “Cursed” fans who want to dig deeper into the medieval origins of the fantasy series, Netflix shared a video primer on Saturday featuring the cast breaking down the lengthy history of the ...

This isn’t your usual round table tale. The new Netflix show “Cursed” reimagines the origin story for King Arthur, Merlin and Lancelot — literary characters who have become pop culture staples in ...

Miller and co-creator/showrunner Tom Wheeler created the story together. They recently admitted that Miller did most of the writing on the original YA novel while Wheeler was busy developing the show.