Time to face your fears.
Lucy wakes every night at exactly 3:33am. Nothing in her life has made sense for a long time. But the answers are out there, somewhere, at the end of a trail of brutal murders.
CreatorTom Moran
3.33
Oct 28, 2022
Lucy wakes every night at exactly 3:33am. Nothing in her life has made sense for a long time. But the answers are out there, somewhere, at the end of a trail of brutal murders.
The Velveteen Rabbit
Oct 28, 2022
Lucy investigates a strange connection between her son’s fantasies and her new neighbours, unaware that she is being targeted by a dangerous criminal.
Tchaikovsky
Oct 28, 2022
Lucy finds herself at the heart of a police investigation. Her waking nightmares reveal impossible information, leading her and DI Dhillon to make a grim discovery.
After the Storm
Oct 28, 2022
Lucy exploits her connection with Dhillon to track down an elusive teenager, worried he is being targeted by their prime suspect.
The Half of Ourselves We Have Lost
Oct 28, 2022
Following a tragic twist of fate, Dhillon teams up with Lucy to track down the mysterious stranger at the centre of the chaos.
Amor Fati
Oct 28, 2022
With the suspect in custody, the answers to life’s mysteries are within Lucy’s reach. But will she believe them?
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In all honesty, I only checked it out because of Peter Capaldi, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that it is among the finest television shows of the year and among the best in its genre. A well-directed and atmospherically eerie series, “The Devil’s Hour” is a more than enjoyable watch. With a premise that, while not wholly original, is implemented in a fresh and compelling manner, the show manages to stand out from the rest. The horror aspects aren’t watered down either, which is a bonus. It’s quite different from anything else out there, in a good way. The acting performances are solid across the board, but Benjamin Chivers, who portrays Isaac, stands out as particularly memorable. Capaldi and Jessica Raine also deliver some great performances. In addition to excellent acting and direction, the cinematography is also top-notch, adding to the experience. The sluggish nature can be a slight drawback. This makes it quite challenging to maintain interest at times. With a second season in the works, I’m hoping they can work on improving this. Nevertheless, the show’s central mystery remains consistently intriguing from episode to episode, and the finale sets up the next season with a lot of promise. “The Devil’s Hour” is worth checking out, and if you enjoy shows like “Dark” or “1899”, this will be totally up your alley. ___ [The Devil's Hour] - Season One: 7.8/10 (Impressive)
