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Seven years post-season 2, the beloved anthology horror series makes its comeback with a new installment introducing a terrifying demonic antagonist. Originally inspired by Dan Simmons' novel The Terror, the series debuted in 2018 with its first season adapting the harrowing tale of explorers trapped in ice. The narrative expanded in 2019 with a new storyline set in a Japanese internment camp during World War II, earning an impressive 87% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes. Announced in March 2026, the third season, titled The Terror: Devil in Silver, introduces Dan Stevens as Pepper, a man unjustly confined in New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital.
AMC+ and Shudder have unveiled the first trailer for "The Terror: Devil in Silver," showcasing dramatic scenes where Stevens' character transitions from a caring guardian to a violent figure, leading to his confinement in the hospital. The series promises suspenseful encounters with disturbed patients, unscrupulous medical professionals, and supernatural elements tied to a mysterious silver door. Viewers can watch the trailer below:
Beyond his acting role, Stevens contributed as an executive producer for the six-episode season alongside director Ridley Scott, with showrunners Chris Cantwell, Victor LaValle, and Karyn Kusama shaping the narrative. The initial episodes debut on AMC+ and Shudder on May 7, with subsequent releases scheduled weekly, while additional airings are planned for later in the year on AMC.
The ensemble cast includes notable performances by Judith Light, Aasif Mandvi, Hampton Fluker, CCH Pounder, Chinaza Uche, Stephen Root, Hayward Leach, John Benjamin Hickey, Michael Aronov, Philip Ettinger, and Marin Ireland. Stevens' portrayal echoes his previous work in FX's Legion, though "The Terror: Devil in Silver" delves deeper into demonic horror themes. His diverse portfolio also highlights roles in Disney's live-action "Beauty and the Beast" and the historical drama Downton Abbey.
Creative contributors behind the series include Ridley Scott—renowned for iconic films like Alien, Thelma and Louise, and Gladiator—alongside Karyn Kusama, whose directorial debut garnered critical acclaim. Cantwell and LaValle bring their storytelling expertise from acclaimed projects such as Halt and Catch Fire and The Changeling, respectively.
The series kicks off with a two-part premiere on May 7, followed by weekly releases across AMC+ and Shudder. 
Rating: 9.1/10 (10 stars)
Cast members include:
- Dan Stevens as Pepper
- Ciarán Hinds as Sir John Franklin
Broadcast details: AMC+, Shudder, and AMC air the series. Directed by Tim Mielants, Edward Berger, Sergio Mimica-Gezzan, and others, "The Terror: Devil in Silver" promises to extend its gripping narrative.
