Haunted houses, creepy castles, magic, and murder: enjoy this collection of spooky dramas and chilling mysteries.
David Tennant won the International Emmy® for Best Performance by an Actor for this true-crime drama about one of the most infamous serial killers in UK history. Dennis Nilsen was a civil servant who murdered men he met on the streets of Soho from 1978-1983. By the time he was finally caught, Nilsen had murdered 15 men over five years. "Superb… [Tennant] has never been better" -Forbes.
In this Welsh legal drama, prosecutors and defense attorneys juggle the high-pressure responsibilities of their jobs and the demanding dilemmas of their personal lives. From escaped prisoners to arsonists and vengeful wives to accidental killers, the legal team face trials both in and out of the courtroom. Starring Mark Lewis Jones (Keeping Faith, Outlander).
Truth really is stranger than fiction in this outlandish black comedy about a bizarre murder case in 1977 New Zealand. Alf and Betty Benning were anything but a happy couple-they'd even divided their house into separate spaces. So when Alf plots to murder Betty, his defense relies on the most infamous lawyer of his day, Mike Bungay (Mark Mitchinson, Mystery Road). "Will captivate viewers" -Scoop.
A British family's plans for a restful vacation in the south of France turn into every parent's worst nightmare when they encounter a mysterious couple who seem to be stalking them. Fay Ripley (Cold Feet), Ben Miles (The Crown), Daniel Ryan (Mount Pleasant), and Rachael Blake (Truth) star in this tense and terrifying thriller from a director of Orphan Black.
The Lovers is a romantic, funny, fight-y love story about two people who appear to be utterly wrong for each other - yet may just be utterly right. Over time, their undeniable love for each other leads them to face certain truths... truths they would rather have kept hidden from themselves and the outside world. And truths that could drive them apart.
When mother of four Wilma McCann is found murdered near her home in October 1975, DCS Dennis Hoban (Toby Jones) leads the investigation but is frustrated in his efforts to find her killer. After a succession of further murders, it dawns on the detectives that they are dealing with a multiple murderer. Based on real events, this drama also stars David Morrissey, Lee Ingleby, and Michael McElhatton.
Starring Rebecca Gibney (Winter) and Charles Edwards (The Crown), this dramedy follows two unlikely city slickers who inherit a failing vineyard in rural New Zealand. Despite neither having ever done a hard day's work in their lives and both despising the other, they must somehow make the vineyard successful so they can sell up, split up, and get out of there.
After 10 years abroad, Candice Renoir is back in the south of France and back on the case as a police commandant. Newly divorced with four kids, Candice feels rusty at work-and her skeptical colleagues don't help. Determined to prove her so-called weaknesses are strengths, she solves complex cases with common sense, acute observations, and a practical nature honed by the life of a busy mom.