Curfew is a new drama which felt from the trailer like it was being a remake of Death Race 2000, and it feels like so many people are driving trucks like Mick Jagger did in Freejack, which should put this drama’s timeline in 2009… but I doubt it is. It’s also aiming for a Blade […]
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Kiri is a new four-part drama starring Sarah Lancashire as Miriam, a social worker who owns a dog with low-level depression, whom she dotes upon, and her visits to her mother, Celia (Sue Johnston), in a nursing home. I’m not a particular fan of Ms Lancashire and I couldn’t take to her in Happy Valley, […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Andi Osho, Cara Theobold, Claire Rushbrook, Clark, Euros Lyn, Felicia Mukasa, Finn Bennett, Gary Shelford, Jack Thorne, Jordon Coulson, Kaine Zajaz, Lia Williams, Lucian Msamati, Michael Shelford, Milo Twomey, Paapa Essiedu, Paul G Raymond, Rachel De-Lahay, Sarah Lancashire, Scarlett Brookes, Sue Johnston, Toby Bentley, Wunmi Mosaku, steven mackintosh No Comments »Lights Out is a forthcoming horror movie from producer James Wan, usually found directing movies such as Insidious, The Conjuring and 2018’s Aquaman, plus other movies with imaginative sequel titles such as Insidious: Chapter 2, The Conjuring 2 and Fast and Furious 7. A woman is haunted by a creature that only appears when the […]
