Duke Ellington’s Piano brings the first season to a strong close, it tying together the main threads of the serial killer investigation and the deeper
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Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 8: The Woman In The Water (2026) – Review
The Woman In The Water opens with immediate danger as the season is speeding towards it conclusion Picking up from the end of the previous
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 7: Joseph’s Blessing (2026) – Review
Joseph’s Blessing is the slickest episode of the season so far. It tightens the screws on the ongoing investigation while giving Harry Hole’s personal struggles
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 6: Five (2026) – Review
Episode 6 marks a turning point in the season, shifting the series from building atmospheric dread to delivering answers and revelations that deepen both the
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 5: The Devil’s Star (2026) – Review
The Devil’s Star shifts the series into higher gear as evidence mounts that Oslo is facing a calculated serial killer, prompting a pivot in the
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 4: After They Are Dead, Before They Are Cold (2026) – Review
After They Are Dead, Before They Are Cold ramps up the tension as the ritualistic murder investigation ramps up and Harry Hole is reluctantly drawn
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 3: To Silence The Voices (2026) – Review
To Silence The Voices pivots from raw grief to calculated survival, as Tobias Santelmann’s Harry Hole faces the consequences of his obsessions while a new
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 2: Ghosts (2026) – Review
While the first episode introduced wider audiences to Jo Nesbø’s Harry Hole and his backstory from previous novels, the second digs into the devastating personal
Detective Hole – Season 1, Episode 1: 36 Seconds (2026) – Review
Jo Nesbø, although he is one of the leading lights in the Nordic Noir movement, has seen his work struggle to be adapted to the
Safe House (2012) – Review
To take a step back for a brief moment, mid-budget movies like Safe House used to pop up at cinemas all the time over ten
Run All Night (2015) – Review
While some people treated Liam Neeson’s switch from “serious” actor to creaky-limbed action conquerer as something of a joke, there are other who would doubtlessly
Jo Nesbo’s Detective Hole – Official Trailer
Netflix have released the trailer for Jo Nesbo’s Detective Hole. When a series of ritualistic murders hits Oslo, a gifted detective must navigate a puzzle
Peacemaker – Season 2, Episode 3: Another Rick Up My Sleeve (2025) – Review
Is James Gunn just screwing with us now? In regards to the ever confusing answer to what exactly is cannon concerning the thriving DCU and
The Silent Hour – Official Trailer
The trailer has been released for The Silent Hour. Boston Detective Frank Shaw (Joel Kinnaman) returns to duty after a career-altering injury leaves him with
Silent Night (2023) – Review
Can you believe it’s been twenty years since Hong Kong action maestro John Woo last presided over frenzied gunplay on American soil? After his much
Silent Night – Official Trailer
Lionsgate has released the trailer for Silent Night. From legendary director John Woo and the producer of John Wick comes this gritty revenge tale of
Sympathy For The Devil – Official Trailer
RLJE Films has released the trailer for Sympathy For The Devil. After being forced to drive a mysterious passenger (Nicolas Cage) at gunpoint, a man
The Suicide Squad (2021) – Review
Much like the laughable, morally murky villians at the core of DC’s The Suicide Squad, the main elements that have put this movie together has
‘The Suicide Squad’ – First Trailer
DC Films have released the first trailer for ‘The Suicide’. The James Gunn directed film is a sequel/reboot to the 2016 David Ayer box office
Robocop (2014) – Review
Sometimes when you are reviewing movies you get caught at a loss when it comes to something new to say, which coincidentally is the exact
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