Angela Foxwood

A dark, intense thriller which will have you gripped. The small cast, of which some are unseen, are excellent and the dialogue is a masterclass in how to build tension. The subtle twist creeps up on you like a distant storm and is genuinely unsettling. An intelligent and engaging film.

I remember when this happened and how chilling it was at the time, and still is, to think of the tragedy that will be ongoing for many, many years. Watching this incredibly moving film with its beautiful soundtrack evokes the same depth of feeling of great sadness and anger, but also a desperate hope that lessons have been learnt. Incredible acting, particularly the lead characters and stunning cinematography.

Reminded me of Les Revenants. The cinematography is superb and the premise, if a little familiar, was effective. Reminds us that whatever we are grieving for, or even just wishing for, can never be really ended. It just evolves into something else.

Taut, tense series reminiscent of 'Stranger Things'. Well acted by the mostly teenage cast, with an interesting plot, slightly let down by the 'there will be another season' ending. For me, a one-season story would have been better.

Great to see Linda Hamilton back and Arnie, and the newcomers did a great job holding their own against the veterans. The plot did have me confused in places as to which timeline we were following, however the action made up for that. The effects were mostly great, although occasionally (for me) a little tongue-in-cheek, but overall an enjoyable film. Not as good as T1 or T2, but better than the one after - what was that one called again?