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        NETFLIX REVIEW

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        • Why ‘In the Dark’ is the ‘Veronica Mars’ for the Ozark generation…

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        • Apocalypse Snow – Netflix sounds Clooney’s ‘Midnight’ calling…

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        • Love, Pray, Skip, Trace: ‘Teenage Bounty Hunters’ hit the mark…

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        • Netflix’s ‘Project Power’: Action-filled but hard to swallow…

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        • Apocalypse Snow – Netflix sounds Clooney’s ‘Midnight’ calling…

          John Mosby
          24th December 2020
          A catastrophic atmospheric event starts to render Earth’s surface as uninhabitable and as the last few survivors head off in search of the tiniest hope of out-running it, only hoping they’ve remembered to bring all they need. One scientist Augustine Lofthouse (George Clooney) decides to stay near the North...
        • Bly’s spirit: ‘Hill House’ follow-up is haunting – for different reasons…

          John Mosby
          11th October 2020
          London, the 1980s… American Dani Clayton is looking for reasons not to return to the US and answers a newspaper ad wanting an au pair. Businessman Henry Wingrave is not that impressed with her, but she’s not too impressed with him either. Despite that, she gets the job and...
        • Netflix’ Engaging ‘Enola’…but playing Holmes and Away…

          John Mosby
          1st October 2020
          When Eudoria Holmes (Helena Bonham Carter)  vanishes from the old Holmes estate it comes as a particularly devastating blow to the young Enola Holmes (Millie Bobby Brown) and perhaps less so to Sherlock (Henry Cavill) and Mycroft (Sam Clafin) who have always tolerated their mothers pro-active eccentricities from a...
        • Criminally Good. Stripped-down police procedural is still a masterclass…

          John Mosby
          22nd September 2020
          One of last year’s most pleasant on-screen surprises was seeing the concept of the police procedural distilled down to its most effective elements as part of a multi-country experiment. The UK, France, Spain and Germany, each produced their own three-episode series under the same Criminal moniker and under the...
        • Love, Pray, Skip, Trace: ‘Teenage Bounty Hunters’ hit the mark…

          John Mosby
          21st August 2020
          Fraternal twins Sterling and Blair Wesley would seem to have an enviable life-style. They attend a top, privately-run religiously-funded school for the affluent kids of Georgia. But they’re love-lives with significant others are entering that delicate teenage phase, balancing what’s expected from them by their peers, families and each...
        • Netflix’s ‘Project Power’: Action-filled but hard to swallow…

          John Mosby
          15th August 2020
          In New Orleans there suddenly appears to be a new drug in town – but it’s like no other. If it doesn’t kill you outright, the glowing pill will give its taker five minutes of a super-power. Tied to the user’s unique DNA, the ‘gift’ appears to channel some...
        • Why ‘In the Dark’ is the ‘Veronica Mars’ for the Ozark generation…

          John Mosby
          12th August 2020
          Murphy Mason (Perry Matfeld) is a hard-drinking, bed-hopping young woman who carpe’s the hell out of the diem if she doesn’t simply sleep through it. After losing her sight as a girl, she’s become accustomed in sliding by, not wanting an ounce of pity for her disability but willing...
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