Film Review: Black Phone
The terror of being abducted used to hang long over the childhood of my youth. Too many TV movies like To Catch a Killer (where Brian Dennehy terrified a generation… Read More »Film Review: Black Phone
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Inside No. 9 Review: Wise Owl
The public service information films of the seventies and eighties are infamous to an entire generation of Brits; a series of macabre, unusually disturbing and po-faced warnings about the everyday… Read More »Inside No. 9 Review: Wise Owl
Inside No. 9 Review: A Random Act of Kindness
The penultimate episode of Inside No.9’s seventh season sees a tale of domestic angst and anger improbably transform beautifully and gracefully into a story of deception, tampered fate and time-travel.… Read More »Inside No. 9 Review: A Random Act of Kindness
Inside No. 9 Review: Kid/Nap
Like the very best episodes of Inside No.9, Kid/Nap is a fabulously plotted, intricately winding and keeps the viewer guessing from moment to moment. Displaying a real love and understanding… Read More »Inside No. 9 Review: Kid/Nap
Inside No. 9 Review: Nine Lives Kat
There was a worrying point around the six- or seven-minute mark of this week’s Inside No.9 where I was genuinely concerned that we were staring down the barrel of the… Read More »Inside No. 9 Review: Nine Lives Kat