He's the main reason I tuned in. From the outset, it's trying extremely hard to emulate its Scandinavian forebears ; landscape shots ( lots of them ), vertical drone shots ( lots of them ) and hazy camerawork, but the plot is as thin as a pancake. How did they discover the second ( historical ) body ? With the original murder being investigated ( in a tiny fictional village ), why does every single victim walk into situations blindly ? A priest who becomes confrontational with the village doctor, in a pub full of the locals. A registered and resident doctor getting stuck into plonk every lunchtime, whilst on duty ? As I said previously, really thin on plot details. A shame really, I was looking forward to this.
Review of Chemistry of Death
