In 1941, the Japanese-American community of San Pedro experience horror. And that was even before Pearl Harbor.
The Terror – Infamy, Episode 1: “A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest”
From Historical Fiction
Liminal Spaces of Sin: The Borders of Body & Soul in Antti-Jussi Annila’s SAUNA
SAUNA (2008) is a horrific slice of history that explores how sin destroys those who've lived their lives at war.
Strange Angel – Season 1, Episode 5: “Dance of the Earth”
Jack and Susan go with Ernest and Maggie to the desert to camp. But Ernest has more psychedelic plans for himself and Jack.
The Terror – Episode 8: “Terror Camp Clear”
Crozier finds Terror Camp is devolving into chaos. A mutiny may be rearing its head.
The Terror – Episode 7: “Horrible from Supper”
Crozier orders the ships abandoned, then the crews travel to setup at Terror Camp on King William Island.
The Terror – Episode 6: “A Mercy”
Cmdr. Fitzjames - in the absence of Crozier, drying out his alcoholism - must manage decaying rations and an antsy crew.
The Terror – Episode 9: “The C the C the Open C”
Crozier's crew are deteriorating, both mentally and physically. Just like Hickey and his party, in much worse ways.
The Terror – Episode 10: “We Are Gone”
Crozier is taken back to Hickey's mutineer camp, where he must try to save himself and as many of his remaining men as possible.
The Terror – Episode 5: “First Shot a Winner, Lads”
Another attack of the beast occurs. Goodsir learns more Inuktitut, and also finds more problems with the canned provisions.
The Terror – Episode 4: “Punished, as a Boy”
Francis Crozier must now lead the ill-fated Arctic expedition, as more corpses turn up, and some of the men blame Lady Silence.
The Terror – Episode 3: “The Ladder”
Crozier and Sir John butt heads worse than ever. Gibson has further troubles with Hickey.
The Terror – Episode 2: “Gore”
Something appears on the ice when a crew scouts out leads. Hickey and Gibson are caught breaking rules. Crozier and Franklin butt heads.
