You find yourself becoming addicted to these characters and their rotten lives, and it will leave you wanting more as the episodes go on.

A series that craves more depth, but also one that could have benefitted from straying away from the beaten path a tad.

The return to the Grishaverse results in more characters, bigger and better effects, and a more detailed insight into this fantastical land.

As a standalone story separate to the series, it’s still a dark experience that can be appreciated as exactly that.

Lacks the style of Landon’s ideologies, instead, becoming a lazy reproduction of those cheesy and ghostly experiences of a previous era.

If you weren’t a fan of golf, to begin with, then you might be picking up a set of clubs by the end of Full Swing.

Gemma Arterton is radiant and transcends the show, turning Funny Woman into something watchable, and even enjoyable at times.