The work is dark and mesmerising, so on hearing he left instructions for it to be destroyed she steals it. It is an instant hit on the notoriously faddy LA high art scene.
No good will come of this.
The work is dark and mesmerising, so on hearing he left instructions for it to be destroyed she steals it. It is an instant hit on the notoriously faddy LA high art scene.
No good will come of this.
Nelwyn (kinda hobbits) farmer Willow Ufgood (Warwick Davis) finds the child but the Nelwyn are a bucolic people usually uninvolved in the wars of the Daikini (humans) and tries to return her to one of her own kind.
This doesn't quite work out.
Rattling around the large house the couple built by a lake she begins to have odd experiences that make her think she is being haunted by Owen. Some of them are clearly complicated layered lucid dreams, others seem to have actually happened.
When she finds some curious things amongst Owen's possessions she decides to investigate where he got them.
No good will come of this.
CW: suicide
The police return a few days later with more questions and this time the famed private Detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) is with them. It seems he has been hired to investigate a murder...
His path crosses with a woman, Julia (Suzanna Hamilton) and the two begin to have regular sex and fall deeply in love. This is something the Party disapproves of beyond the need for procreation to make the next generation of proud soldiers.
No good will come of this.
CW: scenes of torture and general misery
When famous outlaw Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) and his gang rob a coach the two cross paths briefly.
Later, when Wade is unexpectedly captured in town, Evans joins the group transporting him to the nearest railroad station to put him the 3:10 train to Yuma prison. It's a dangerous job but he needs the money.
No good will come of this.
There she has vivid visions of the life of aspiring 60s singer Sandie (Anya Taylor-Joy) who is everything Ellie is not.
At first this gives Ellie inspiration and confidence she lacks, but then things start to turn sour, for Ellie has always been 'sensitive' and she can't switch these visions off. Every night she must live Sandie's life.
No good will come of this.
They take a job at a big old house for Mrs Green (Celia Imrie), the site of some infamous child murders, even though Angela (who DOES see things but is in denial about it) is reluctant.
No good will come of this.
CW: scenes of mutilation and torture
One day, while dropping her off at school, her mother exclaims "I can't do this any more" and when later that day she's missing everybody fears the worst.
The following night Char's mother is mysteriously back in the house and in uncharacteristically good mood.
No good will come of this.
Tina is suffocated by a controlling relationship with her mother and Chris bitter at all the unfairness he believes life has dealt him.
When an accident threatens to ruin the holiday they resolve to press on, with deadly consequences. For everybody else...
After a slightly odd, rude man shows interest in it he looks at the statue again and finds an ornate clockwork device hidden in the base.
This is the very thing a dying industrialist (Caludio Book) has had agents scouring the globe for and he sends his thuggish son Angel (Ron Perlman) to buy the statue hoping it is inside.
It is claimed the ancient clockwork thing can bestow eternal life, at a cost.
CW: mild body horror
It is the closing months of the Spanish Civil War and young Carlos (Fernando Tielve) is abandoned at a remote orphanage by comrades of his father, who have neglected to tell Carlos that his father is dead.
Headmistress Carmen (Marisa Paredes) and Dr. Casares (Federico Luppi) do their best to look after the children but times are hard.
Almost as soon as he arrives Carlos has visions of a spectral child who whispers "many of you will die"...
At some point he begins to have troubling dreams with a common theme of a coming, apocalyptic storm.
As the feelings from his night terrors bleed into the day, his behaviour becomes erratic and he obsesses with kitting out the storm shelter in their garden for the coming events.
Unable to turn down such a desperate case, little does she know it will uncover a terrible conspiracy.
CW: nothing, this is super family friendly adventure fun for all but younger kids
The existence (or not) of Sator has cast a shadow over three generations of the family. Adam stalks the woods by day and listens to Nani's recorded ramblings and reviews her Sator-dictated writings by night.
No good will come of this.
When Edna suddenly reappears after a few days unclear or unwilling to say where she's been everybody is relieved but something is not right.
CW: distressing portrayal of Alzheimers and mental deterioration