Penance

There were a few good parts in the middle, but I ultimately felt like I just wasted my time

It starts off okay for a bit But for a series I was expecting lot more thriller, action and jump scares possibly would been better as a movie not a series everything all happened in one go The ending I was very disappointed in the acting was crap and everything made me feel like I was getting all excited for nothing I was starting to get in to the series as it was all coming to an end Was big disappointment right at the end thought was going to be loads better I can honestly say it's not the worst I seen but it definitely isn't something that make me watch it again I thought would be some twist on end or something but wasn't a.

I was looking for something that I hadn't seen and with the writers and actors strike on going here in America, that's becoming difficult I saw that Art Malik was in the cast and decided to give it a go!

I have to admit that twenty minutes in it was pretty predictable.and a little boring.

Malik did an excellent job as he always does and with this script he had an uphill climb!

The other actors were no one I recognized but all did a good job with a worn out plot.

I would have a difficult time actually recommending this series but others may like it ! Hope to see more of Malik in future projects but I hope he passes on scripts like this.

This is just what it is, a really good, steamy drama with excellent actors. i completely enjoy it for what it is. if it were american it would be garbage. i say enjoy it.

I would not call this a thriller, as it was easy to connect the dots, and be two steps ahead of the plotlines. It was easy to decipher what was going to happen next. If there is such a thing as a formulatic thriller this was it. Every key action point in the 2nd and 3rd episodes were predictable and sometimes tedious. I won't go into detail and run the plotlines here, but every twist and turn is easily to see coming a mile off. Still I gave it 8 stars, the acting is very good, Graham and Morrissey are veteran greats who did their best with the material at hand. Tallulah Greive is very good with a role that could have been meatier as we discover her hand in events occurring before the movie starts. Nico Mirallegro had the part of a menacing thug down pat, but seemed to lack empathy when trying to be a grieving grandson. Great acting hamstrung by a predictable script.