gallagherkellie

I haven't written a review in a long long time, but I had to for this. I was blown away from the first 10 minutes of this show and I was gripped to my seat the entire 4 episodes. My heart raced, I was shocked, my hands were sweaty, and I cried more than I have in a long time. I loved the one shot episodes, it felt like I was there with them. At no point was I bored, it's the first show in months where I didn't pick up my phone to scroll. The acting was incredible, Stephen graham is always amazing but he deserves all the awards! The mother was also great and of course the actor playing Jamie did such a good job for such a young actor. I have so many emotions right now so I'm off to watch a comedy...

This show was a great find for me in Australia! Based on a true story, I found the whole story to be extremely frustrating, angering and sad. I feel so much for the poor family of Elisa. Her brother and family never gave up which is admirable.

This was very well acted, especially by the actor playing Gildo. I read about the real story and it seems very accurate. It's one of those true crime shows that hasn't changed things to be super entertaining or dramatic - it just was dramatic in real life. I was left in tears. I highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys this genre. 6 episodes was the perfect amount too, I was never bored.

Review based on season one: I enjoyed this series. It was quite gripping and I didn't find myself bored at all. It was nothing spectacular but had a few little twists. There were a couple of unanswered questions at the end but all in all I'd recommend. Acting was decent. Looking forward to checking out season two, which I believe is a different story/set of actors.

This character limit is so frustrating and stops people from writing reviews which means we're probably missing out on some good insight into shows, but anyway hopefully this paragraph takes me over the character limit because I have nothing else to say about the show itself!