An anthology series concerning bestial horror, created by Nigel Kneale.An anthology series concerning bestial horror, created by Nigel Kneale.An anthology series concerning bestial horror, created by Nigel Kneale.
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- TriviaThe recording order for the series was: "During Barty's Party", "Buddyboy", "The Dummy", "Special Offer", "What Big Eyes" and "Baby".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Screenwipe: Review of the Year (2006)
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Another triumph for Nigel Kneale.
The only reason I don't give "Beasts" a top 10 is that there aren't many episodes. There should have been a second series - I reckon they would have been just as good.
Each episode from this series has a self- contained plot and they range from witchcraft to possession.
The production values are a bit modest but the beauty lays in the acting and the writing. For sheer storytelling, this kind of television is sorely missed.
Each episode from this series has a self- contained plot and they range from witchcraft to possession.
The production values are a bit modest but the beauty lays in the acting and the writing. For sheer storytelling, this kind of television is sorely missed.
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