Furious review – a proper grownup thriller that’s powered by sheer female rage
This crime drama about a female serial killer is enormously entertaining TV that demands you pay attention Furious is well named. It is powered throughout its eight-episode run by an unfaltering current of female rage. It is the creation of Elizabeth Meriwether, who gave us last year’s (…)
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