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

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

While The X-Files had an overarching mythology that extended across 11 seasons and two feature-length films, the series often deviated from the larger narrative for one-and-done episodes, more ...

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” 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 ...

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.

Fox 29. "Irresistible" (Season 2, Episode 13) Written by Chris Carter Directed by David Nutter. In the tradition of all the best sci-fi, the scariest monsters The X-Files ever produced were human ...

The X-Files went black and white for "The Post-Modern Prometheus," a.k.a. the show's twisted take on Frankenstein involving mysterious pregnancies, a literal mob of townspeople, a monster who wasn ...

Fox’s paranormal series ‘The X-Files,’ starring David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, premiered Sept. 10, 1993. On its 30th, we ranked every episode.

10. Requiem (Season 7, Episode 22) 20th Century Fox Television. This is not the final episode of The X-Files, but it sure feels like it is.Duchovny had one foot out the door of this show, and ...