Roadkill is perhaps my favourite political drama in quite some time. Penned by renowned playwright Michael Hare and starring America’s favourite cynical doctor Hugh Laurie. There are so many attribute that make Roadkill what it is; a plot that pulls you in from the first moment, a mystery that grips you tighter and tighter throughout, … More Roadkill: A Conservative Antihero?
This year saw me finally watch the acclaimed Horror series’ The Haunting of Bly Manor and The Haunting of Hill House (in that incorrect order). I had tried to watch The Haunting of Hill House a previous year but found myself unable to follow it and without a clue of what on earth was going … More The Subtle Terror of the Hill House and Bly Manor Ghosts.
“He’s funny, and handsome, and he’s got such lovely teeth” “He’s not for you Daisy!” “Course not! He’s too good for me. I know that” “No! He’s not too good! He’s not the boy for you and you’re not the girl for him.” “Isn’t that what I just said? and why would he be, when … More The Evolving Character of Thomas Barrow (and why it matters).
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