True Detective, the gritty procedural from 2014, launched viewers into a mythic, unsettling vision of evil hidden in the American South.

True Detective: Night Country's Ennis might be more than just a place where strange things happen. That land of the dead might be the real Carcosa.

The people of True Detective: Night Country suffering in the cold and darkness might be in Carcosa already. Mikey Walsh is a staff writer at Nerdist. You can follow him on Twitter and Bluesky at ...

True Detective is a masterclass in giving folks the heebie-jeebies. But, honestly, what sticks with most people? That spiral.

We're looking back on True Detective season one's terrifying villain, the Yellow King, and his cosmically strange home base of "Carcosa." ...

True Detective: Night Country showrunner Issa López has explained why an apparent AI poster appears in the background of a scene in Episode 2 after it became a hotly-debated topic on social media.

True Detective: Night Country's second episode featured a baffling A.I. music poster, and the showrunner offered a slightly less baffling explanation.

The big question that animates this season of True Detective, beyond that of who killed Annie K. and the Tsalal scientists, is how much of any of this any of us should believe.

True Detective season 1 ends on a philosophical note for Rust & Marty after uncovering the truth behind the real killer, the Yellow King, and Carcosa. ScreenRant.

It’s been a full ten years since the first season of HBO’s True Detective, which feels at once like an exceptionally long time and like no time at all. Time is, it has been said, a flat circle ...

If Ennis actually is Carcosa—say rather than just a normal place where fumes from an unsafe mine cause hallucinations—it would also reveal that the supernatural element of the True Detective ...