Artistes:
Lewis ArnoldRéalisation:
Lewis ArnoldPhotographie:
Mark WolfMusique:
Sarah WarneActeurs·trices:
David Tennant, Daniel Mays, Jason Watkins, Ron Cook, Gerard Horan, Ben Bailey Smith, Barry Ward, Bronagh Waugh, Ross Anderson, Chanel Cresswell (plus)VOD (1)
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Des, de son vrai nom Dennis Nislen, est l'un des tueurs en série britanniques les plus célèbres. Il va agir de 1978 à 1983 dans les rues de Soho. (Canal+)
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A 3 hour intense case about a notorious Scottish serial killer named Dennis Nilsen, who confessed to 15 murders of men, whom he strangled, dismembered, boiled their heads and had homosexual intercourse with. He is now being questioned and tried. The series has a Mindhunter vibe and the atmosphere is pretty tense and chilling in places. The dialogue is polished, David Tennant's performance is absolutely gripping, and I enjoyed Daniel Mays as the detective a lot. I liked that you has no idea whether Dennis Nilsen is telling the truth or whether he is pulling all the cops' legs, and there is power in uncertainty. The highlight is the trial, which is breathtaking. The opening scene when the killer is caught after finding the remains of human bodies in the garbage and the killer tells the police to go upstairs, he has the rest in the closet! Very good and definitely a must see for serial killer fans! 8/10.
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There are movies and series that list horror as one of its genres, and I often have no idea why. Des does not have this genre in its description, but I wouldn’t object if it did. Unlike in many "horror movies", the creators didn’t go for bloodshed or shots of the bits and pieces of human insides, however, the well-written dialogues and David Tennant’s great performance ensured a chilling atmosphere as well as the fact that this certainly wasn’t a feel-good miniseries (which, in this case, is a compliment). It was intense.
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