NBC's Hannibal was a dark and violent spinoff of The Silence of the Lambs, so it should be no surprise one episode got banned.

Hannibal was canceled after season three, but creator Bryan Fuller planned to go further with Will and Hannibal and explore The Silence of the Lambs.

The oft-surreal, delightfully sickening, camp-drenched serial-killer drama Hannibal, one of the most adventurous network television shows ever made, went off the air in 2015 after three seasons ...

Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller said that he had to fight NBC to get Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lecter because the network wanted an American actor like John Cusack in the lead role.

Hannibal: NBC Wanted Hugh Grant or John Cusack as Dr. Lecter Creator Bryan Fuller explains how casting Mads Mikkelsen gave the show the freedom to experiment.

Hannibal NBC Netflix has a hot new show, but once again, it’s actually something many, many years old, given new life by the simple fact that it’s now on Netflix.

The NBC serial killer horror series will be available for streaming in its entirety on Netflix, bringing Mads Mikkelsen's memorable performance as Hannibal Lecter to your living room.

As we’ve learned from Jessica Jones on Netflix, former Doctor Who star David Tennant can portray quite the villain. His turn as the mind-controlling Kilgrave opposite Krysten Ritter turned more ...

Bryan Fuller reveals the one murder scene that NBC had problems with during the first season of 'Hannibal,' and how a ceiling fan played a part in it.