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The Devil’s Hour on Prime Video Review

By Daniel Falconer

The Devil’s Hour may look and at times feel like many of the other British psychological dramas that have been released throughout the years, but this Prime Video series manages to elevate itself above the crowd.

Having watched the first two episodes of the six that will all become available on Friday (October 28, 2022), it’s clear that this…

  • Incredible laying of the foundations for the story ahead.
  • Well acted throughout, with no weak links.
  • A slow burn, then ramps up the tension.
  • Episodes could be a shade shorter to maintain suspense.

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Daniel Falconer
Daniel Falconer

Daniel Falconer is a Writer at GameRevolution, who spent far too much time playing video games, and watching TV and movies, so he decided to make a career out of it.

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