Melisssa McCarthy and Clive Owen will star in the first season of Paramount Plus' series about unsolved true crime.
What’s better than one season of fictionalized true crime? Well, more than one season, of course. Paramount+ clearly wanted in on the action that Ryan Murphy’s been peddling all along, and is launching its own true crime anthology series. As it turns out,. According to a press release, the show will delve “into some of the nation’s most heartbreaking and gripping unsolved crimes.
Obviously Murphy has practically made it his own cottage industry , but pretty much every major streamer has gotten in on the game. HBO’s always had them, Netflix dabbles, and Hulu has become a big player, as well. The genre is so prevalent there’s a budding subgenre of parodies about people really into true crime, like Peacock’s. But Paramount+ had yet to really get its foot in the door, despite having an audience that definitely likes crime , who is directing four of the eight episodes.
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