Horas de Silêncio

I did watch this to the end but really it was such a waste of time - I so wish I hadn't bothered.

When the killer is revealed, it's hard to believe.. there are so many plot holes.

I was surprised that so many women found Duval attractive .. his attitude towards women went out with the sixties! Also in need of special mention is Dervla Kirwan - her worst performance ever.

Sick, serial killer genre, which diverts the viewer from the discovery of the murderer by showing him acting in a way that implies he is not guilty - therefore it being impossible to guess. This breaks even the most basic rules of the genre and is deeply frustrating.

The plot has more holes than a colander, the acting is woodentop level, we are expected to believe that the aging lead is a Lothario who has young women desperate to be sexually abused by him at every opportunity. It is painful to watch the unfolding, incoherent nonsense. How this sort of rubbish manages to get funding is beyond me, and is an offence to filmwatchers.

Bad acting, bad script, bad direction. Ghastly. I only managed to sit through about fifteen minutes of the first episode. Very hard to understand why something this bad would be released. Surely someone in authority should have pointed out that this is not up to a standard suitable for broadcast?

Of the writer and director. Not worth a zero rating.

Utter trash rape murder fantasy of a sick pervert and voyeur who despises and reviles women. An insecure fantasist addicted to S&M pornography.

Oh he's so desirable and such a big huge 30 second stud don't you know? LOL

So desired no woman could ever say know to his huge ego and undeveloped soul and brain. What a joke and shallow piece of trash. Not for actual mature thinking feel self-respecting human grown ups.

But the acting was. I stuck with it as Pompey is a blast from the past for me and not much gets filmed there but FFS man, keep it in your pants. The scene towards the end, in the arched place wouldn't be out of place in scooby doo, hiding behind pillars. I can't believe how bad people's peripheral vision was, so many times stevie wonder could have seen he was being followed better than these guys.