Downloaded from Talking Pictures TV
A salient reminder of how a 1996 drama can hold an audiences attention and be quite scary without reverting the boorish profanity filled rubbish so much in evidence in contemporary dramas.
One is really kept guessing for about 3/4 of the drama about what is actually happening.
Nigel Havers is at his smooth and chilling best and Gina McKee is at her worried-expression best.
It did fall away once it was obvious what was going on and there were a few flaws in the plot; e.g. The swimming was filled with water, then it was empty with concrete being poured in despite there being a car in the bottom - no questions asked??
Overall it was very good.
One is really kept guessing for about 3/4 of the drama about what is actually happening.
Nigel Havers is at his smooth and chilling best and Gina McKee is at her worried-expression best.
It did fall away once it was obvious what was going on and there were a few flaws in the plot; e.g. The swimming was filled with water, then it was empty with concrete being poured in despite there being a car in the bottom - no questions asked??
Overall it was very good.