Hannah Quinn is almost mugged by a pair of attackers, her life is saved when one, Zoe Mason tries to fend of her male counterpart to save Hannah. The attacker turns on Zoe killing her, a year later Hannah tries to track the killer down.
The first five minutes were excellent, one of the most exciting sequences I've seen for some time, gripping and quite shocking. The rest of it, I'm not sure, I can't say I was hugely impressed. I'm going to stick with it, because I like Ross Kemp, even though I think he's poorly served.
Some tension, some terror, and a few decent sequences, but the characters were just behaving in very odd ways, some events and occurrences, just wouldn't happen.
The acting, was an issue for me, I found some of it very pedestrian, hopefully there'll be more to come from Kemp.
It's another of those Channel Five dramas where I'm trying to make out if it was The UK or Eastern Europe. I haven't looked, but it feels like it could be Budapest once again.
I'll score it a 6 based on that dramatic start, without that it would have been a 4 or 5. Hopefully it will get a bit better.
6/10. (I am being generous.)
The first five minutes were excellent, one of the most exciting sequences I've seen for some time, gripping and quite shocking. The rest of it, I'm not sure, I can't say I was hugely impressed. I'm going to stick with it, because I like Ross Kemp, even though I think he's poorly served.
Some tension, some terror, and a few decent sequences, but the characters were just behaving in very odd ways, some events and occurrences, just wouldn't happen.
The acting, was an issue for me, I found some of it very pedestrian, hopefully there'll be more to come from Kemp.
It's another of those Channel Five dramas where I'm trying to make out if it was The UK or Eastern Europe. I haven't looked, but it feels like it could be Budapest once again.
I'll score it a 6 based on that dramatic start, without that it would have been a 4 or 5. Hopefully it will get a bit better.
6/10. (I am being generous.)