Ryan Murphy’s Grotesquerie has ended after keeping the audience hooked for ten episodes. The horror crime drama on FX follows Detective Lois Tryon, played by Niecy Nash-Betts, who has to uncover the ...

The FX drama ended its first season with even more mystery and very little to offer in terms clarity about what was real and what was fantasy in Detective Lois Tryon's story. Previously in Ryan ...

After several mind-bending twists and turns, the first season of ‘Grotesquerie’ ends with Detective Lois Tryon trying to reconcile her coma dreams with reality. As more and more clues start pointing ...

With that reveal, Lois has figured out exactly who the killer is. So here we go. Grotesquerie is none other than… Oh, wait.

Grotesquerie begins with a gripping premise of Detective Lois Tryon witnessing one of the most depraved crime scenes she has ...

Lois Tryon is back, baby! But wait, did the season really end without Lois revealing the actual killer? You bet! Or rather, ...

The actress also tells TheWrap about that wild Season 1 finale, and why Hollywood shouldn't forget that she's funny The post ...

Travis Kelce is chalking up rave reviews and reactions for his performance on FX horror drama Grotesquerie. Here's what the internet thinks.

I love playing people that are at sometimes odd, quirky, extreme ends of the kind of social spectrum,” she told Decider.

FX’s ‘Grotesquerie’ delves into a complex serial killer story told through the eyes of an ultra-successful detective named Lois Tryon. When a series of disturbing homicides starts cropping up in the ...

Given that Kelce's character — among others — survived the season finale, there's certainly a possibility that if ...