‘Black Mirror’: ‘White Bear’ review
With ‘White Bear’, as with previous episodes in the series, Brooker has managed to create a nightmarish alternate reality.
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With ‘White Bear’, as with previous episodes in the series, Brooker has managed to create a nightmarish alternate reality.
Dancing on the Edge has plenty to do in next week’s ninety minute finale.
This re-rendering has the effect of raising the stock of a much-derided story.
House At The End Of The Street skimps on the gore but ends up doing something far more interesting with the format.
With just three episodes remaining (!) perhaps this was the last chance to take a breath before all Hell breaks loose.
Ripper Street’s seventh episode, ‘A Man of My Company’, was far and away the best of the series so far.
Whilst the film is sumptuous to look at and the cast list is an agent’s wet dream, it doesn’t quite come off.
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Despite having the name Guillermo del Toro emblazoned all over the posters, Mama lacks any of the originality or charm of the man behind Pan’s Labyrinth.