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Just as Jonas (Louis Hofmann) says, “it’s a bit complicated to explain”. A silly send-up of slasher tropes launches on Syfy Saturday. The third season of Netflix hit Dark has brought the massively complicated show to an end. The new puzzles website is now live - sign up now and enjoy a 7-day free trial! You Might Be the Killer is a 2018 American supernatural slasher film directed by Brett Simmons and written by Covis Berzoyne, Thomas P. Vitale, and Simmons, based on an idea by Chuck Wendig and Sam Sykes. As the Barbers prepare for a vacation to Mexico, Andy is told by District Attorney Lynn Canavan (Sakina Jeffrey) that the Patz’s case had some inconsistencies. By entering your details, you are agreeing to Radio Times privacy policy. It’s a cheeky, grisly way to keep the timeline straight and give some separation to a string of characters who are mostly interchangeable by design. We know that Tannhaus’ great grandfather, Heinrich, became obsessed with bringing his wife Charlotte back. Andy tries to forget his father’s involvement, but the truth eventually comes out. If you haven’t watched every episode, you’ll want to turn back now. Regina (Deborah Kaufmann) hasn’t died of cancer, Hannah is pregnant (although her partner Mikkel doesn’t exist anymore), and Peter seems to be happy with his transgender partner and not Charlotte – because now she doesn’t exist. The conclusion to the gripping limited series delivers some answers, but also poses more questions. Hannah talks about having ‘deja vu or something’, and wears a coat identical to Jonas’ yellow one. They wonder what seeing childhood versions of themselves could mean and hold hands as they disappear from existence while ‘What a Wonderful World’ plays in the background – sob. Defending Jacob is streaming now on Apple TV+ – check out what else is on with our TV Guide, Indulge in a premium cheese, charcuterie and wine bundle – delivered direct to your door. The next morning, Hope can’t be found. 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Save up to £497* a year -Compare Lots of Deals - Switch in Minutes. The protagonists’ casting helps as well. Despite Jonas and Martha’s attempts to make sure that events don’t repeat themselves, some things are destined. Of course, not everyone is convinced. So when Sam ends up in the woods, covered in blood and fleeing a murderer who’s wiped out most of the other counselors at his family’s camp, he naturally calls Chuck to ask for help. She has to walk him through the specifics of the Final Girl trope, and she suggests a few survival techniques, but she seems pretty aware that he doesn’t have many options. Episode eight follows on immediately from episode seven’s ending. The film adaptation, directed by Brett Simmons (Animal, Husk) and co-written by Simmons and Thomas Vitale (producer of films like Sharknado, Battledogs, and Robocroc), doesn’t entirely capture that upbeat, no-harm-no-foul sense of two buds cheerfully talking through a minor scrape one got into over the weekend. The Barbers’ happy ending, though, is cut short when new information comes to light. Wendig largely matter-of-fact and supportive about the idea that Sykes was charging through the woods murdering people with a machete, Sykes blissfully naïve and eager for more words of wisdom about his inevitable doom. Welcome to Cheat Sheet, our brief breakdown-style reviews of festival films, VR previews, and other special event releases. It may seem insignificant, but in the final scene, he still has his scars and even begins to try and explain how they got there. Mollie Davies is a freelance journalist that usually writes on women, culture and entertainment. She visits the Rifkin household to seemingly confess to Jacob’s guilt but, after seeing Ben’s mum Joan (Megan Byrne) struggling to cope, decides to take matters into her own hands. At one point, she whips out a pile of old occult books to research ways to help Sam, but they’re little more than an escalating visual gag. Driving at full speed on a wet road, she crashes the car into the wall of a tunnel entrance, seemingly killing them both. You Might Be the Killer isn’t really about hidden depths, it’s about drawing a goofy premise out to feature length and exploring familiar genre tropes in the process. They manage to prevent the car crash deaths and Tannhaus creating the time machine, but in doing so, wipe their own worlds away. You can unsubscribe at any time. (Initial count: “A LOT.”) As the film jumps back and forth in time to fill in the backstory of Sam’s murder spree, the number is constantly in flux. We’re reminded time and time again that everything and everyone is connected in Dark, and the final few episodes of this season gives this a whole new meaning. In the Origin World the Nielsen family tree was never created, and the events of the last two seasons never really happened. The finale was as mind boggling and epic as expected. Plus, his few remaining would-be victims have the laws of narrative on their side. Laurie becomes convinced again that Jacob killed Ben, even though Hope turns up alive the following day. There’s plenty of blood and plenty of emoting desperation, fear, and misery, but none of it lands with any weight in the wake of the raucously silly premise and tone. Jacob told his parents that Ben bullied him, and he did own a knife that he took to school. Andy storms out but refuses to tell Laurie (Michelle Dockery) what happened. Back in July 2017, authors Chuck Wendig and Sam Sykes riffed out an entire narrative on Twitter where Sykes claimed he was a camp counselor dealing with a “crazed serial killer,” Wendig suggested that Sykes might be the killer himself, and the two writers walked through the story together. But a lot of the fun was from the voices the two men brought to the exchange. Technically, no. Ben’s father Dan (Patrick Fischler) confronts the Barbers in a multistorey car park, but is apprehended by the henchman who had supposedly been stalking the Barbers. In order for the knot and loop to stop, of course, the Origin needed to be destroyed. His story doesn’t add up, the blood spattering his body doesn’t seem to be his, and every new question she asks leads him to a new dire revelation. Sam, who authentically believes the other camp counselors should stand down, stop trying to kill him, and forgive his past murders, comes across as a bit of a self-serving weasel, but he’s a victim, too. Billy sent Father O’Leary to force Patz to confess to Ben’s murder, before strangling him to death and making it look like suicide, to prevent Jacob ending up in prison like him. Captain Marvel’s Brie Larson set to star in new CIA drama with Apple, Everything you need to know about the new streaming service. The final scene sees a group of characters enjoying a dinner party in modern day Winden. Retiring to their room after a romantic meal, Andy and Laurie find Jacob back earlier than expected – without Hope or the white shirt he’d worn. It also speaks to the tongue-in-cheek nature of the project, which comes across in everything from Chuck’s prominently displayed “We all go a little mad sometimes” coffee mug to the prominent placement of Sykes and Wendig’s books in her store. There is a strange sense that even though the other two worlds no longer exist, they have definitely had a profound impact on the lives that remain. The third season of Netflix hit Dark has brought the massively complicated show to an end. Chuck, who works at a comics superstore and knows a lot about the horror genre, is generally sympathetic to Sam’s situation but doesn’t hold out a lot of hope for his survival. Syfy picked up the rights to You Might Be the Killer after its festival rounds and will premiere it on the network on Saturday, October 6th at 7PM ET… right after a 5PM showing of Cabin in the Woods. Unable to hide the truth any longer, Andy gets drunk and tells Laurie about his father’s involvement. But, in true Dark fashion, fans are still calling out for questions about the ending to be answered. The suicide, confession, and photographs of Ben that Patz deleted from his phone – in episode two – all point towards him murdering Ben.

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