The plot thickens in the fourth season of Hulu’s ‘Only Murders in the Building’ following a series of startling revelations that completely unravel the investigation of Sazz Pataki’s murder. Told in a found footage documentary format,

Is art about to imitate life, with a killing occurring in the fictional building on which the the Only Murders fictional movie is based? That’s the level of ridiculous complexity at play in OMITB, which is as strong as ever in season four. As we reach the halfway point, let’s run down some suspects.

A "found footage" style episode adds even more flavor to a genuinely fun season of Hulu's podcasting mystery comedy.

Only Murders in the Building Season 4 passes the halfway stage, and in Episode 5, “Adaptation,” the attention moves to the production studio behind the OMITB Movie. The opening is narrated by Marshall,

The plot thickens as the fourth season of Hulu’s ‘Only Murders in the Building’ takes a step toward solving the mystery of Sazz Pataki’s murder. The previous episode brought Charles, Mabel, and Oliver to Paradise,

DP Kyle Wullschleger and editor Matthew Barbato tell IndieWire about crafting both a Super-8 documentary and maybe the highest-produced student film ever for "OMITB."

Only Murders in the Building has made a tradition of throwing in one episode each season that completely shakes up the established formula.Season 1 gave us “The Boy From 6B,” which offered a proper introduction to deaf Theo (James Caverly) through an episode entirely without spoken dialogue.

The killer of Hollywood superstar Ben Glenroy was finally revealed on Tuesday. Spoilers ahead for the Season 3 finale of “Only Murders in the Building.” The murderer was … Clifford “Cliff” DeMeo (Wesley Taylor),