AMC/AMC+
It's been nearly two years since Americans have heard anything about the star-studded Irish series Kin, Peter McKenna's gangland drama about the Kinsella clan and matriarch Amanda's (Maria Doyle Kennedy) success coup to bring down drug lord Eamon Cunningham (Ciaran Hinds) after his men
Mystery
AMC Networks is doubling down on series by Peter McKenna. The writer-producer behind AMC+'s hit series Kin has another new series coming to American shores. Hidden Assets, the six-episode series he developed (and wrote three episodes for), is heading to Acorn TV this Spring. The series — a co-production
Drama
AMC Networks announced this week that its crime drama Kin will officially return for a second season. The first season of the gangland saga aired on premium service AMC+ in the Fall of 2021 and was one of the platform's biggest new series launches of the year, earning
Drama
The first trailer for the upcoming AMC crime drama Kin is here, a gritty story of an Irish gang war that breaks out between two families. Set in Dublin, the eight-part drama follows the Kinsellas, a tight-knit family who find themselves running afoul of the brutal drug kingpin Eamon Cunningham
Culture
After several months of feast and famine due to pandemic schedules, the fall of 2021 settles into its regularly scheduled title deliveries, with shows from Passport, Netflix, Acorn TV, and BritBox, plus a few bonuses from other streaming services. This month, fans can expect everything from period pieces to gangland
Drama
Premium streaming service AMC+ has been racking up intriguing programming that's of interest to Anglophiles in recent months, from early access to period romance A Discovery of Witches and buzzy thriller Gangs of London to dark historical drama The North Water. Next up is Kin, a star-studded Irish