But oddly, the details of this shooting don’t get all that much attention in this episode. Instead of considering logistics like what kind of gun was used and where the shooter could have been stationed,

Another mark against Melon: The running theme of season 4 seems to be a critique of the way Hollywood approaches true crime and biopics in general, and Melon is the epitome of everything the show thinks is wrong with Hollywood. She’s greedy, out of touch, and sees the world through a dehumanizing, all-encompassing marketing lens.

Only Murders in the Building Season 4 continues to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The latest episode of the dark-comedy crime series was yet another exciting combination of drama and entertainment.

On Only Murders in the Building Season 4 Episode 5 our trio finally figures out more than one person may have been involved in Sazz's murder.

The latest episode seemingly vindicates all the Westie neighbors, but puts Molly Shannon’s Bev Melon under suspicion.

This story contains spoilers from season four, episode five of OMITB.] Who killed Sazz Pataki? That’s the central question this season on Only Murders in the Building, currently in the middle of the show’s fourth murder case — and this time,

W hen an episode of Only Murders in the Building ends with a jarring twist, like Bev Melon threatening to shoot Charles, Oliver, and Mabel, for example, the next one will most lik