As if there weren’t enough reasons to worry about Stranger Things Season 5 already, David Harbour has confirmed that it’s already ending in tears.

David Harbour says that he can be one of "Stranger Things'" biggest critics — but in his book, the series finale is good. On Thursday, the actor appeared at New York Comic Con during a 10th anniversary celebration of Josh Horowitz's "Happy Sad Confused" podcast.

The Netflix hit Stranger Things will conclude with its fifth season next year, and star David Harbour is teasing that a table read of the series finale left the cast in emotional turmoil. "The end of this episode when we were reading it,

You never know who you might meet on a dating show -- but you might just know some of the faces in "Woman of the Hour."

Anna Kendrick’s “Woman of the Hour,” in which she makes her directorial debut and stars, premieres on Netflix on Oct. 18. It follows the real-life, tragic trail of deaths left by serial killer and sex offender Rodney Alcala in the ’70s while he was also able to become a contender of the popular game show

WHAT IT'S ABOUT Anna Kendrick makes her directorial debut with "Woman of the Hour," a thriller constructed around the true story of serial killer Rodney Alcala appearing on "The Dating Game" TV show in 1978.