When the long-running TV franchise came to Murphy, Texas, in 2006, a man ended up dead. A new film, “Primetime,” looks back on what happened.

Chris Hansen made his name as the force and face behind “To Catch a Predator,” the controversial television show that specialized in having a video crew following law enforcement as they sprung on suspected (and unsuspecting) pedophiles.

Robert Pattinson’s Primetime gets a post-credits scene update, revealing whether viewers should stay after the Chris Hansen movie ends.

Chris Hansen watched the new movie based on his time on To Catch a Predator on Thursday, and he left the theater largely unimpressed. The post Chris Hansen Finally Saw the New Movie About His Time on To Catch a Predator,

Robert Pattinson‘s new movie Primetime, which follows the making of the show To Catch a Predator, is now in theaters. […]

“It was almost like watching a man become a meme,” Lance Oppenheim says of Chris Hansen’s videos on Cameo

The franchise, which debuted with the John McTiernan-directed original in 1987, has survived atmospheric highs and truly subterranean lows, awkward series mash-ups and misbegotten attempts at reboots, only to come out on top. Just like the hunter himself.

"We wanted to be sure to give people a big screen experience that would be absolutely insane." Yes, please! 20th Century has revealed a behind-the-scenes promo featurette for Predator: Badlands directed by Dan Trachtenberg. This is the next exciting ...