Martin Carr reviews the fourth episode of Killing Eve season 3… There are so many little touches in episode four which add richness to the narrative that repeat viewings are encouraged. From that Spielberg homage to Konstantin’s vertigo and Carolyn’s grief technique, Killing Eve is constantly expanding backstory in subtle ways. Bitter Pill head honcho […]

Martin Carr reviews the third episode of Killing Eve season 3… After a leftfield flashback laced with musically inspired murder and the darkest method of babysitting committed to television, Killing Eve finally kick starts its central plot. Something is rotten in the assassination business as Villanelle goes pedestrian, dons an accent or two and prepares […]

Martin Carr reviews the second episode of Killing Eve season 3… There is a darkly comic edge which intrudes into the wake of Kenny Stanton. A denial from former colleagues, recent lovers and grieving mothers makes everything feel awkward. That this group would rub shoulders in broad daylight without the privacy normally afforded them, starts […]

Martin Carr reviews the first episode of Killing Eve season 3… Left for dead at the end of season two there is much to be said for Eve’s gyoza dumpling prep. From that Eastern bloc opening through those muted colours to an ostentatious Spanish wedding, Killing Eve has lost none of its swagger. Polished production, […]