Thorne: Sleepyhead

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Alain E @AlainE 3 days ago Better than the Scaredy Cat which I discarded after 10-15 minutes, but still here we have another ridiculous concept: a satanic criminal who intends to create a "locked in syndrome" in his victims. At the end of episode 1 the villain manages to get hold of the detective, who at the time he was also in the process of seducing the very attractive female ICU doctor. Sadly, I will stop watching this realistic show. See more Aug 21, 2019 Brilliant show. Eerie script, more horrifying that scary,, excellent acting and wonderful twists. See more Sep 14, 2015 161217: I'm loving these films. I just happened onto Scaredy Cat (2010) back in 2013 but in reality, this film is the first in the series. Sleepyhead was pretty awesome on a black dog Saturday night and if there were more of these videos, I'd watch them. Sandra Oh does not appear in this film and really, she was my only dislike of Scaredy Cat. Sleepyhead is an easy 4 for me and the only complaint I have is the tongue scene. Sleepyhead is compelling, gets you jumping at times (listen with volume up) and preys upon primal fears; Spooky. David Morrissey is a different sort but appealing to me. He drives this Thorne series. See more May 29, 2014 Twisty, turny, British as British can be. Many of the actors are normal looking (as opposed to American TV, which of course is full of plasticine supermodel DAs and square jawed supercops) -- making each murder doubly realistic and thus more disturbing. Egads, there was even a twist I did NOT see coming at all. Left me slack jawed, yeah? See more Jan 13, 2014 Quite the interesting case -- set in London, great performances, including of the comatose victim -- definitely glad I stumbled over this one. See more Read all reviews

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