If you're a fan of thrilling satanic-cult tales and psychological dramas, Netflix's "Devil in Ohio" might ... as Suzanne learns from Detective Lopez (Gerardo Celasco) that the white roses she ...

“With eyes we’ve all come to know, he’s the devil in Ohio ... played by Sam Jaeger (as Suzanne’s husband) and Gerardo Celasco (as a detective trying to get to the bottom of just ...

Netflix's "The Devil in Ohio" has the distinction of ... to do the Detective Lopez [Gerardo Celasco] storyline, the kind of investigation part which we didn't have the room for in the book.

Since being added to the streaming library on Friday 2nd November, new Limited Series Devil in Ohio has proven ... Where have I seen Gerardo Celasco before? Celasco has appeared in series ...

Jules and Helen call their parents, just as Alex (Gerardo Celasco), the case detective ... eat Thanksgiving dinner at home. During the Devil in Ohio ending, Alex calls Suzanne and explains ...

The Devil in Ohio ending gets to the heart of ... While celebrating Thanksgiving, Alex (Gerardo Celasco) calls Suzanne to let her know that the cult has disappeared. He also found Teddy’s ...

“Devil in Ohio” is a limited series adapted ... Alisha Newton, Naomi Tan, Gerardo Celasco, Bradley Stryker, Tahmoh Penikett, Keenan Tracey and others, reported Tudum. “The book was inspired ...

Find out what the theme song to Devil in Ohio is ... a real estate developer. Gerardo Celasco appears as Detective Lopez, the detective in charge of Mae’s case, while Madeleine Arthur portrays ...

as is Detective Lopez (Gerardo Celasco) from the Remmingham PD. What Shows Will It Remind You Of? Devil In Ohio gives us similar vibes to The Following, though instead of cops investigating a cult ...

EXCLUSIVE: Gerardo Celasco (Devil in Ohio, Next) and Marta Milans (Shazam!, White Lines) join Peacock's upcoming South Florida-set crime thriller M.I.A. from Ozark co-creator Bill Dubuque.

EXCLUSIVE: Gerardo Celasco (Devil in Ohio, Next) and Marta Milans (Shazam!, White Lines) join Peacock’s upcoming South Florida-set crime thriller M.I.A. from Ozark co-creator Bill Dubuque.