‘Orphan: First Kill’ Film Review: Lurid Horror Prequel Cranks Up the Camp Value to 11 Isabelle Fuhrman returns for a sequel that leans in gloriously to the franchise’s inherent absurdity ...

Orphan: First Kill spoilers follow. Prequel movies always face a battle to prove they should have been made, beyond being a cash-in on a recognisable name. It's arguably even more challenging when ...

Here's a look at the 'Orphan: First Kill' ending and how it leads up to the 2009 original that follows up this prequel.

A follow-up to 2009's 'Orphan' on Paramount+, a Princess Diana documentary on HBO Max, 'Look Both Ways' with Lili Reinhart on Netflix and more to watch at home.

Isabelle Fuhrman reprises her role as Esther in "Orphan: First Kill." You can stream the new horror flick on Paramount Plus starting August 19.

But then Orphan: First Kill, the new prequel to the 2009 cult-classic horror film, landed in theaters and Paramount+ Friday.

‘Orphan: First Kill’ Outdoes Its Predecessor With a Deliciously Trashy Twist Devoid of social messages and full of amorality, this prequel is pure dopamine.

But it’s another outstandingly wild twist that turns Orphan: First Kill into an instant camp classic and solidifies the franchise as one of the best in horror history. In First Kill, Leena has escaped ...

Sam Adams: Today we are spoiling the movie Orphan First Kill, the prequel to 29 Orphan, which is the story of a creepy adopted child who spoiler turns out to be a homicidal adult in Orphan First Kill.

To explain the delights of “Orphan: First Kill” in full would require spoilers, but know that those delights are many, at least if you’ve got the requisite sick sense of humor.