The once famous actress Marian Derbyshire, is taken to England by her husband Charles, seemingly for a holiday, but her husband thinks it best to get her away from the stresses of the profession. Whilst there she is tormented by a masked figure.
They almost got this episode spot on, it's the first episode where I've actually felt there's a true horror vibe going on, there are some genuinely unnerving scenes, seeing Marian tormented at her bedroom window, genuinely had me on edge.
It's just a shame there weren't more suspects, you knew who'd be behind the mask, it was quite obvious that one of them wouldn't have been able to climb up the drainpipe, it left just one possibility.
Real life husband and wife Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach were lovely in their respective roles, and Rosalie Crutchley did a line in terrifying ladies.
It's worth a score of seven, purely for finally giving us some real horror.
7/10.
They almost got this episode spot on, it's the first episode where I've actually felt there's a true horror vibe going on, there are some genuinely unnerving scenes, seeing Marian tormented at her bedroom window, genuinely had me on edge.
It's just a shame there weren't more suspects, you knew who'd be behind the mask, it was quite obvious that one of them wouldn't have been able to climb up the drainpipe, it left just one possibility.
Real life husband and wife Anne Jackson and Eli Wallach were lovely in their respective roles, and Rosalie Crutchley did a line in terrifying ladies.
It's worth a score of seven, purely for finally giving us some real horror.
7/10.