Horror television has been a fixture throughout the medium’s history. Some series have become bingeable events on streaming ...

Files, but there are some episodes that even I skip when rewatching the paranormal adventures of Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.

Within dimly lit FBI offices and shadowy woods, The X-Files constructed a world in which the unexplainable was not only ...

Mark Snow, the composer for a number of TV shows including The X-Files and its spinoff series Millennium, passed away on ...

“The X-Files” waxes philosophical frequently, something that I missed as a preteen (admittedly, I was focused on the impossibly frustrating will-they-won’t-they dynamic between the leads). The show ...

The X-Files creator Chris Carter, however, was inspired by another serial killer while enjoying a plate of foie gras: Richard Ramirez, who terrorized L.A. in the mid-1980s.

The X-Files is one of the defining TV shows of the 1990s. From the moment it premiered in 1993, viewers instantly flocked to the series following Special FBI Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as ...

In fact, the “Monster of the Week” episodes were often more successful (and beloved) than its mythology installments, which saw a quality decline not long after The X-Files’ first movie in 1998.

“The X-Files” debuted 30 years ago, but the show gave us more than Mulder, Scully and alien conspiracies. Its effect on internet culture, fandoms, broader pop culture — and even people’s ...