Teacups are charming, often dainty objects that add a touch of elegance to tea time. However, in many households, teacups may ...

Watch the creators of new Peacock horror series talk about turning bodies inside out with practical effects and grisly ...

(Most of Teacup’s episodes are blessedly compact relative to today’s freewheeling streaming runtimes – 35 minutes or less.) And that’s without delving into the pressure cooker that builds ...

"Teacup," a so-so supernatural thriller streaming on Peacock, stretches a decent idea over eight episodes. Yvonne Strahovsky ...

Teacup begins so intriguingly that one worries it might have an M. Night Shyamalan problem—namely, the inability to satisfyingly explain or resolve a tantalizing mystery. Fortunately, Ian ...

If you need a new TV show to keep you scared until Halloween, “Teacup” should get the job done. Produced by James Wan with “Yellowstone” and “Chicago Fire” producer Ian McCulloch as ...

Based on the novel “Stinger” by Robert R. McCammon and adapted for television by Ian McCulloch, Peacock‘s new horror series, “Teacup” begins as a fascinating and frightful narrative ...

In Ian McCulloch's new horror series Teacup, loosely adapting the novel Stinger by author Robert McCammon and produced by horror auteur James Wan, that visually memorable moment is by far the ...

Adapted from Robert McCammon’s best-selling novel Stinger by Ian McCulloch (Yellowstone, Chicago Fire), Peacock’s Teacup follows the families inhabiting a cluster of farms in rural Georgia who ...

over four weeks and eight episodes. I tore through “Teacup” in two days. The Peacock thriller based on Robert McCammon’s “Stinger” premieres on October 11 and will continue in two ...

The good thing about “Teacup,” a too-long supernatural thriller streaming on Peacock, is that for much of the time, you genuinely don’t know how things are going to play out. The bad thing ...