I got a queasy feeling watching the opening sequence of the new season of “American Vandal,” and not only because it showed a lunchroom full of teen-agers soiling themselves. The scene is certainly ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Here, Perrault and Yacenda open up about Ameriacn Vandal's legacy — and why they're still holding out hope for a potential season ...

Netflix's American Vandal may be a true crime parody, but, surprisingly, it also doubles as a compelling whodunnit. Its execution is so on the nose that by the end of its eight-episode run, you find ...

The Peabody-winningfirst season of American Vandal sent up long-form mysteries like Making a Murderer and Serial by aping their slow-burning style: Take a few earnest, inquisitive amateur sleuths; ...

There's one question that's plaguing ever Netflix-subscribing person on the Internet right now: Who drew the d*cks on American Vandal? The new true crime spoof series seemed like it would just be a ...

Don’t feel bad if you’ve never heard of Vandal Cars. Most people haven’t. And with good reason. “You probably aren’t familiar because we just covertly launched the brand,” Jeremy Sutton, chairman of ...

American Vandal's Season 1 surprised audiences with how secretly smart the true crime parody was, and Season 2 has a surprise as well that is unrelated (or is it?) to the identity of the Turd Burglar.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the ending of American Vandal. American Vandal creators Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault have explained the twist ending of their series. Netflix's ...