A delightful hommage to campy 70s horror that feels incredibly authentic with its intentionally awkward cinematography and stilted acting, with a wonderful Inside No. 9 spin to it.
While I don't think the square ratio of the image (like an old Tv show) was necessary it does add to the realism of the episode. very well done, inventive but disturbing.
Shout by Trix256BlockedParentSpoilers2017-01-06T22:59:14Z
Not sure about this episode. I usually love inside no. 9. This episode was okay but probably one of the worst ones they've done. Not funny enough to laugh. Not scary enough to feel tense. And the ending was more confusing than a clever twist. So the whole crew were in on the plot to kill a lady? Really? Still this is one of my favourite shows on TV and I cant wait till the new season.