In the latest LDS news, we sample critical reviews of "American Primeval" and explore the Netflix series from a historical perspective.

American Primeval features a huge twist for Sara and Devin in its ending, but the reveal was actually set up in the show's first minutes.

A Mountain Meadows Massacre historian and a Native American leader separate fact from fiction in "American Primeval."

After sitting on top of the Netflix top 10 list for a while, American Primeval, the limited series starring Taylor Kitsch, is now down to #2 thanks to the arrival of Monday Night

Netflix’s “American Primeval” promises to show “America like never before.” But as fans of frontier stories know, there’s really nothing new under the Western sun.

Westerns – thanks to shows like Yellowstone – have come back in a huge way. And what’s more: American Primeval tackles a fascinating subject, which is America’s only indigenous religion: Mormonism and it’s (literal) war for legitimacy.

American Primeval” revolves mostly around a woman and her young son making their way west in the hopes of reaching a faraway settlement where, the woman assumes, her husband will be waiting for her. She and her boy go as far as they can on the still-unbuilt railroad.