“Welcome to Deadhart, Alaska… population 673… Living…”

A boy is found with his throat ripped out, the blood drained from his body. It’s not the first such killing and the town knows who to blame but out of state Detective Barbera Atkins doesn’t believe the evidence stacks up. People are lying and Deadhart has a history dark secrets…

Pretty Good this. Capaldi stars as ageing Detective Dan Hegarty whom is unimpressed with young Sgt June Lenker’s persistence in an old murder case of his. As far as Hegarty is concerned, the guilty party is doing time for the murder but is he really guilty? If not, what is Hegarty covering up? Sgt Lenker will not let this go even with the threat to her family and her career on the line.

Very Good this. A Cracking debut!

“A serial killer is burning people alive in the Lake District’s prehistoric stone circles. He leaves no clues and the police are helpless.

Except for, on victim number three, carved into his chest is the name of disgraced detective Washington Poe and he’s swiftly bought back from suspension into an investigation he wants no part of but this elusive killer has a plan which, for some reason, Washington Poe is part of”

This is Very Good. Top drawer acting too.

Adapted from the true life story of Delia Balmer’s book “Living with a serial killer” Delia reveals how her life became a a living hell after her chance meeting and subsequent relationship with John Sweeney.

We all know about this movie but I’d never actually watched it until tonight… Please keep a very close eye on your pets!

Pretty Good Thriller. “Several individuals connected through a series of unfortunate events find themselves participating in a twisted game set up by an unknown hacker choosing each of them for their own sins and they each become willing to do whatever’s necessary to survive”

I’ve recently started watching this series for the second time. It’s so good 😎👍🏻

Paul Newman, Gene Hackman and James Garner star on this neo-noir thriller which sees Ex cop turned Private Investigator Harry Ross (Newman) unwittingly getting himself involved in a murder mystery.