Black Mirror doesn't creep in on you with monsters under the bed. It's not that obvious. It insinuates itself into your head, reprograms you until you're eyeing that smart speaker suspiciously.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the "Black Mirror" episode "Eulogy," now ... "It's a little bit strange and creepy," he says. "He doesn't need [the device] anymore, which is ...

Show creator Charlie Brooker, co-showrunner Jessica Rhoades and co-screenwriter Ella Road also discuss how they brought the ...

Black Mirror fans have been left reeling after spotting a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it message during episode one of the latest series - and it’s seriously creepy. The highly-anticipated seventh ...

Black Mirror fans can now play the creepy video game featured in one of the new season seven episodes for free. Thronglets, plays a part in one of the new instalments of the hit anthology series.

All the weird, creepy, and exciting energy is back—Black Mirror Season 7 has officially arrived. Series creator, writer, and executive producer Charlie Brooker teased that the new season will ...

Netflix's chillingly dystopian science fiction thriller Black Mirror is keeping viewers captivated with the arrival of series seven. However, this time it's not just the show's characters who are ...

Fans will recall Will Poulter's creepy game designer, Colin Ritman, from 2018's "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch", and he’s back at the top of his craft revisiting the character. The tiny yellow ...

Matt Patches is an executive editor at Polygon. He has over 15 years of experience reporting on movies and TV, and reviewing pop culture. Brooker frames the evolution of Walker from mild-mannered ...

That we are speaking over Zoom seems fitting given the nature of the project we are here to discuss: an episode of the new season of Netflix’s dystopian sci-fi series Black Mirror in which ...

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for the “Black Mirror” episode “Eulogy ... “It’s a little bit strange and creepy,” he says. “He doesn’t need [the device] anymore ...