Richard Gadd’s at it again. His unforgiving new drama tackles the damage men do to each other head on, by pulling out his insides and smearing them everywhere. Every man should watch this queasy maste ...

Half Man's slow pace may not work for everyone, yet the emotional honesty keeps the story engaging from start to finish ...

Half Man review: After his breakout show Baby Reindeer, Richard Gadd has made a disturbing tale of fraternal trauma.

“Half Man” begins during a celebration. It’s the wedding day of Niall Kennedy (Jamie Bell). Instead of dancing with his guests, he finds himself standing in a barn with his step-brother, Ruben ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Only “Half Man’s” big reveal isn’t a twist; it’s more like the opposite of a twist, where what needs to happen is obvious to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gadd is terrifying, a Lucifer-like presence with glaring eyes and a deadly smirk, his usually unwanted arrival often causing ...

The cost of childhood trauma is not just a memory that plagues the mind continuously. It is a scar that is seared into the ...

Created by Gadd and starring him alongside Jamie Bell, Half Man explores the complexities of brotherhood, trauma, masculinity ...

Half Man Season 1 Episode 5 is back with the physical and sexual violence as Niall and Ruben’s codependence takes another shape. Our review!

Discover What’s Streaming On: Richard Gadd may have written, starred in and executive produced his searing sophomore series Half Man, but the writer’s towering performance is backed by an ensemble of ...

In the third episode of Richard Gadd's Half Man, Niall Kennedy (Mitchell Robertson) is put in an impossible situation. On his college graduation day, Niall's mom, Lori (Neve McIntosh), urges him to ...