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Them
The Covenant
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The Emorys move to Compton, but Palmer Drive isn’t what it seems.
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10 Episodes
DAY 1
E1
DAY 1
Episode 1
DAY 3
E2
DAY 3
Episode 2
DAY 4
E3
DAY 4
Episode 3
DAY 6
E4
DAY 6
Episode 4
COVENANT I.
E5
COVENANT I.
Episode 5
DAY 7: MORNING
E6
DAY 7: MORNING
Episode 6
DAY 7: NIGHT
E7
DAY 7: NIGHT
Episode 7
DAY 9
E8
DAY 9
Episode 8
COVENANT II.
E9
COVENANT II.
Episode 9
DAY 10
E10
DAY 10
Episode 10
Cast of The Covenant
Deborah Ayorinde
Lucky Emory
Ashley Thomas
Henry Emory
Shahadi Wright Joseph
Ruby Emory
Alison Pill
Betty Wendell
Melody Hurd
Gracie Emory
Ryan Kwanten
George Bell
The Covenant Reviews
TV Guide
Candice Frederick
Them is a lot of things, and often all at once, but what it fails to offer is a refined supernatural lens that not only explores the terror that follows when Blackness exists in historically white spaces but is also scary.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Angelica Jade Bastién
Ayorinde really gives the character her all, but her efforts - like those of the other actors - can't obscure Them's ugly core: It does not truly care about Black people. It only knows how to wring terror from the pain we experience.
Bitch Media
Shireen Rose Shakouri
Through powerful, skilled acting, smart cinematography, and immersive scenery and scoring, Them drops viewers into a tale that leaves no guessing where American horrors fester.
Newsday
Robert Levin
The potential for a resonant depiction of the all-too-common, real world nightmare experienced by the Emory family is lost in a sea of clichés.
Variety
Daniel D'Addario
Them, with performances as Grand Guignol ludicrous as Dickey's and Pill's, and as vexed by pain and punishment as Thomas' and Ayorinde's, leans too hard on scariness at the expense of what truths those scares are meant to show us.
BuzzFeed News
Michael Blackmon
Unfortunately, while it's gorgeous, Them has nothing new or interesting to say.
Mediaversity Reviews
Deborah Mouton
The show gives room to see Black women support and be present for each other.
Salon.com
Melanie McFarland
It may traumatize, and that doesn't make it bad or unworthy of your attention. Think of it as a provocation. Then decide if you have the stomach to be provoked, yet again.
RogerEbert.com
Nick Allen
Among its many frustrating elements, it brings up larger questions as to when reflective trauma in horror simply becomes a part of the style, despite the grave emotional context.
The Daily Beast
Nick Schager
...there's so little novelty or intricacy to this saga's early going that, in the end, it's difficult to give it the benefit of the doubt.
The Hollywood Reporter
Lovia Gyarkye
For all its topicality and effort to shock, the show feels surprisingly stale and sluggish. That's a shame, because certain episodes offer glimmers of what Them could have been with a pared-down narrative and fewer tired stylistic tricks and tics.
Rolling Stone
Alan Sepinwall
It's hard not to notice that the show spends 10 episodes dragging out a nearly identical story to what Lovecraft [Country] efficiently told in one. And after a while, the new show's individual strengths crumble under the weight of its sheer size.
NPR
Aisha Harris
The performances are invigorating, particularly Ayorinde and Thomas... But baked into this production is the pesky, exhausting problem of "doing too much."
indieWire
Elliot Smith
The first two episodes of "Them" do a solid job of setting the stage and leaving enough questions unanswered to keep the viewer hooked.
Arizona Republic
Bill Goodykoontz
It's all sunshine and suburbs and rotten to the core.
World Socialist Web Site
Joanne Laurier
All the complications of the historical process and social life are thrown out the window. This sort of project may tickle the fancy of the affluent middle class, the identity politics crowd, but probably not too many others.
CNN.com
Brian Lowry
Comparisons are inevitable to Peele's films and HBO's Lovecraft Country, but this 10-part Amazon anthology series proves provocative and bingeable while taking some questionable detours en route to its ultimate destination.
AV Club
M Shelly Conner
If discomfort is the point, the show overshoots it. If visceral pain for a viewership that may be desensitized to Black trauma on- and off-screen is the point, then Them succeeds in it.
Bloody Disgusting
Meagan Navarro
Them adds new, harrowing context to the familiar dark suburbia setting in horror and doesn't waste a second plunging viewers straight into an intense pressure cooker with no release valve.
But Why Tho? A Geek Community
Collier Jennings
Them is lackluster with its horror elements and overbearing with its social commentary, leading to an ultimately dissatisfying experience.
Watch The Covenant Videos
Them: Season 1
Them: Season 1
Trailer
Them: This Season
Them: This Season
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Them: Down The Hallway
Them: Down The Hallway
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Them: Painted White Teaser
Them: Painted White Teaser
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Them: Building A Family With The Cast Of Them
Them: Building A Family With The Cast Of Them
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