For three seasons, Room 104 created some of the most captivating and unusual episodes on any television series. What made this HBO series so unique is that it didn’t pigeonhole itself into a genre, but approached each episode with the intent of making it like nothing you had seen before on the show. From horror
Room 104 is the fantasy anthology series on HBO surrounding the strange happenings in a motel room with the number 104. The series is returning for its third season and promises some more unique television misadventures. Here is a look at the Room 104 season 3 release date and what you can expect from this
Tonight on Room 104, The Fight is a fierce and frantic episode which sees two women war with each other as the male-dominated MMA fight system keeps them marginalized financially. In short, and without too many spoilers, they cook up a scheme. The technically accurate and stunning choreography of The Fight proves how few limitations
On tonight’s Room 104 episode on HBO, the show’s humble motel room accommodates an ageing tennis star whose traumatic past sets his mind alight with torment and regret. In Boris, Episode 9 of the 12-part anthology series, we meet the titular character, a tennis player (played by Konstantin Lavysh) whose recollections of the Croatian massacre
On tonight’s episode of HBO’s Room 104, the Duplass brothers’ critically acclaimed series on HBO, we meet The Missionaries inside the motel room where anything can and does happen. Actor Nat Wolff is cast as Joseph and newcomer Adam Foster is cast as Noah, two Mormon missionaries who go through a startling journey of self-discovery,
HBO has a bigger problem than winter or white walkers as now hackers have come to Winterfell — allegedly getting away with the script to next week’s episode of Game of Thrones and more. On Sunday an email was sent to multiple reporters that read: “Hi to all mankind. The greatest leak of cyber space
The filmmakers behind Room 104 on HBO, the Duplass brothers, worked under one rule — every episode must take place entirely in the same room of an ordinary American chain motel. This simple premise sets up a breathtaking and profound anthology that whipsaws us from horror to drama, awkward comedy, and riotous moments while always