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

The spiral symbol, so prominent in True Detective Season 1 as a marker of the Yellow King cult, makes a brief appearance in ...

True Detective: Night Country's answers about that strange spiral have raised terrifying new questions about whether it's more than just a symbol.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for episode 2 of True Detective: Night Country. The mystery at the heart of True Detective: Night Country is starting to heat up. Literally. After arriving at ...

In True Detective: Night Country's initial episodes, the spiral pattern seemed like a reference to season 1, especially when Rose said it is older than Ennis' ice. However, as the show progresses ...

In a True Detective hour where familiar symbols make a big, mind-blowing comeback, there’s a morbid and marvelous shot near the start of this week’s episode — “The Final Country ...

True Detective: Night Country continues the show’s tradition of seeing the bleakness in humanity while not losing the idealism that its detectives can find a measure of solace.

True Detective: Night Country Episode 2 features a character named Travis Cohle, who is likely the father of Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle from Season 1.

What Is True Detective‘s Spiral and What Does the Symbol Mean? HBO “It’s old, missy. Older than Ennis. It’s older than the ice, probably.” In Night Country‘s second episode, Fiona Shaw ...

True Detective‘s spiral is jagged, uneven, and always connected to death, unlike like the many smooth, even spirals connected to life and spirituality found throughout ancient cultures.