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Equinox: Netflix ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes This show has aspects which reminded me a little of Jordskott and Les Revenants, along with the other shows that revolve around the “disappeared” and folklore.
Asphalt Burning: Netflix ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes I did not expect there to be much of a story, or for it to be more than a bare skeleton upon which to hang silly situations, comedy, some great cars with impressive driving skills and very likely epic crashes.
Dan Bradford Actor, Producer: The Alienist, Carnival Row
Reading Time: 30 minutes I got my junior scuba diver licence at the age of 15-16 and often went hiking, exploring. I also belonged to a kayaking and canoe club. I would take the sea kayak and go out into the Inlet and up Indian Arm on the ocean and sometimes wouldn’t be back for 5-6 hours. I would end up in the ocean watching seals – one time I saw killer whales.
10 Insights From Dan Bradford ~ Actor, Producer
Reading Time: 2 minutes I’ve always had the idea, a job is what I do, it’s not who I am.
Home for Christmas S2: Netflix ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 2 minutes Following on from S1 but leaping ahead several months we follow Johanne’s life and “loves” leading towards another family Christmas.
Fallet: Netflix ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes Firstly, I enjoyed this show a lot. It’s a fabulous parody/pastiche of many the Scandi, British and other country’s crime shows that you may have watched and loved. Certainly if you love the genre you will get far more out of this show and its comedy.
Before We Die S1 ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 2 minutes Season 1 of this show is a roller coaster ride.
Rebecka Martinsson: Arctic Murders S1 ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes The storylines are harsh and gritty. There is violence and brutality, coarse language and a liberal amount of sex and nudity thrown in.
The 101 Year-Old Man Who Skipped Out on the Bill and Disappeared ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes The comedic timing is really good in this and bravo to the editor for not killing it on the cutting room floor.
Home for Christmas S1: Netflix ~ Non-Spoiler Review
Reading Time: 3 minutes “The constant comments on single life of 30-year-old Johanne and society’s expectations of the perfect family Christmas finally gets to her. Johanne starts a 24 day hunt for a partner to bring home for Christmas.”
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