The X-Files is a celebrated series with a loyal fanbase, but there are a few episodes that outraged fans for a variety of ...

Some X-Files monsters have stayed with audiences for over 30 years, but there are a lot more villains that deserve so much more recognition.

D espite being a pop-culture powerhouse for over 30 years, it's silly to assume that every episode of The X-Files would be a ...

There’s so much to love about The X-Files, a show that debuted 30 years ago. The truly bonkers sci-fi elements, the conspiracy theories, and of course, the delightful chemistry between Fox ...

There's an X-Files episode for everything. Chris Carter's iconic sci-fi drama, which premiered 30 years ago, on Sept. 10, 1993, experimented with form and genre in a way that pushed the boundaries ...

The temptation in ranking The X-Files is just to list each season in reverse order. It’s a series that started out incredibly strong, became a global cultural phenomenon, and brought mainstream ...

(Long before viewers were complaining about Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon, you had to, as the Barenaked Ladies put it, “watch X-Files with no lights on” because otherwise you ...

Here’s a good place to start The truth is out there: David Duchovny (Fox Mulder) and Gillian Anderson (Dana Scully) in The X-Files The abduction of Scully in ‘Ascension’ The ‘Jose Chung ...

The X-Files is a supernatural science fiction horror thriller created by Chris Carter. Released in September 1993, the show lasted 11 seasons and 218 episodes. The first series was released from ...

But no work of science fiction, from “Star Wars” to “Doctor Who” to “Dune,” has so aptly conveyed the innate human fear of change and technology, nor the role of humanity in its own destruction, than ...