What Is the True Story Behind Netflix's Violent Western American Primeval?
The series, now streaming on Netflix, depicts the brutality with which the Mormons sought to create a new world for their beliefs, the pride with which the native people held onto their ancestral lands, and the tragedy of the people just seeking to make a new home in the chaos. But is any of it true?
In Episode 6, Jim Bridger sells his fort to Brigham Young as it burns to the ground, a moment also rooted in history. In 1857, the Mormons set fire to Fort Bridger to prevent it from falling ...
Netflix’s ‘American Primeval’ mixes reality with fiction to create a compelling tale of violence and bloodshed, as well as ...
A new Netflix series breaks "with the historical record in ways that may bemuse the average viewer but will likely displease ...
Netflix's limited series starring Betty Gilpin and Taylor Kitsch plays out against the background of the so-called Utah War.
If you've been binge-watching Netflix's Western miniseries American Primeval, you might be wondering if Crooks Springs is a real part of the 1857 American landscape.
Rocky Mountain Power announced last week that it’s cancelling the retirements of its Wyoming coal-fired power plants. But ...
Netflix's most ambitious western to date explores the conflicts that threaten to destroy pluralistic societies ...
Creator Mark L. Smith's six-episode examination of scruffy, vicious people traversing the Utah Territory in 1857 also stars ...
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