This month’s must-see: Monster: The Ed Gein Story
Following Dahmer and the Menendez brothers, Ryan Murphy’s anthology of America’s most terrifying serial killers returns for Season 3. The series this time tells the story of Ed Gein, the serial killer who inspired the films Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Silence of the Lambs.
As in previous seasons, the series alternates between very graphic reconstructions of Gane’s macabre murders and delving into the character’s past and the elements that form the basis of his gruesome journey. Charlie Hunnam, chosen to portray the character, gives a very convincing performance.
It’s finally back: The Witcher Season 4
The Witcher series is changing for the fourth season. Now it is Liam Hemsworth who lends his qualities to the wizard Geralt of Rivia, who replaced Henry Cavill in a short time. This direct sequel to the first three seasons sees the hero and his two allies – Yennefer and Ciri – each embark on new adventures across the four corners of the continent.
There are elements that have made the fantasy series successful so far: impressive battles and great new monsters, but also newcomers to the series, such as the vampire Reggie, played by Laurence Fishburne. The fifth and final season is already expected in 2026.
Documentary of the Month: Victoria Beckham
what are you talking about Welcome to Victoria Beckham’s London studio, where the Spice Girl turned fashion designer opens up about her life as she prepares for Paris Fashion Week.
What you need to know: After one dedicated to her husband, now Victoria Beckham is at the center of this new documentary series. A chance to learn more about the former Spice Girls’ journey from her supposedly humble origins to her life. Business woman world famous.
Well-hidden nugget of the month: Splinter Cell: Deathwatch
what are you talking about The legendary Sam Fisher returns to work when a wounded young agent calls for help.
What you need to know: We’ve been waiting for a movie with Tom Hardy, but finally the adaptation of the cult video game Splinter Cell comes in the form of an animated series. Never mind, the program didn’t take long to convince Netflix subscribers, and the platform actually ordered 2 seasons 24 hours after the series was released online. I look forward to the sequel!
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