Rust Cohle and Marty Hart finally get their man, and almost lose their lives, in the season finale of HBO’s True Detective, “Form and Void.” The episode started with our serial murderer ...

True Detective blew up in 2014. It wasn’t just the creepy murder or the Louisiana vibes. Matthew McConaughey as Rust Cohle ...

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

Marty finds himself on the brink of losing his marriage as Rust gets closer to Maggie and puts himself deeper and deeper into the case in True Detective episode 3, “The Locked Room.” ...

M atthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson have surprisingly reprised their True Detective roles, Rust and Marty, in 2025, further reinstating that the HBO show's season 5 is better off without them ...

Furthermore, the show is called True Detective—not True Detectives, plural—so perhaps only one of the men (Rust?) is the “true” detective, and Marty is the killer. The Five Horsemen.

Marty and Rust themselves aren’t nearly so able to shake up the structure of their own stories – which, admittedly, can work to their advantage. “Intense genius and courageous man’s man ...

We've spent the previous six weeks of “True Detective” talking quite a bit about the thin way that Nic Pizzolatto has written the characters who aren't Rust and Marty, and debating whether ...

In the second episode of True Detective, Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) find themselves at a seedy trailer-park bunny ranch, where Marty becomes outraged at the ...

A review of tonight’s “True Detective” coming up just ... point to an arrangement where the bulk of the narrative is in 2012 as we find out what the two younger cops want with Marty and Rust.

In the second episode of “True Detective,” Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) find themselves at a seedy trailer-park bunny ranch, where Marty becomes outraged ...