Two spears below Peaky Blinders - there is in fact only few shows that can be same level...
Speaking about my taste of course.
And I watched only first episode of Guinness, but enough to see difference.
As part of my Halloween viewing for the month, I’m watching RiffTrax horror movies. Last night was Night of the Living Dead. Tonight will be Carnival of Souls. Both were performed live, which makes them even more fun.
I caught another great one on my tv's movie channels - No Way Out starring Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, Sean Young, Fred Dalton Thompson and a VERY young Will Patton.
I have a couple of hours to kill before the first two episodes of VisionQuest hit Disney+ at 6pm Pacific Time and I'm on a bit of a Stevie Wonder kick at the moment so this should fit the bill.
I discovered "A Tale Dark & Grimm" on Netflix, and it's deliciously dark and funny, perfect for October viewing. I reserved the final episode of Below (also Netflix) for later viewing, but I expect a rather ludicrous conclusion.
As its Sunday night, I thought I'd enjoy an NBC Mystery Movie or two
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For those that don't know, Quincy started in the Mystery Movie slot with 4 tv movies in the first season and started its second series in the same way (hence the first story in series 2 becoming a 2-parter) before the Mystery Movie slot abruptly ended in 1977 and the show went to full series.
I’ve resubscribed to Disney+ for a month mostly so I can watch Muppets Haunted Mansion. It’s become a bit of a Halloween tradition for me. I’m going to try to catch up with my Marvel TV viewing while I’m at it.
I thought the slightly obscured blue sign said “Seattle” and suddenly I was the Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme. I had to zoom in to see it was actually saying “Beattie”.
