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The Devil's Hour currently has an average rating of 7.5 out of 10 and has been rated by 203 users on our platform.
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6Capaldi returns to time-travel in spooky update on the plain old police drama.
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8One part serial killer drama, one part supernatural thriller, and one multiverse mystery, with a dash of philosophy and metaphysics thrown on top, The Devil’s Hour is a series that, in many ways, defies explanation.
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8...proof that Peter Capaldi is the world’s most terrifying actor.
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6There is no doubt that everyone involved commits fully to the premise, with Ben Chivers bringing a unique level of nuance to Lucy’s son Isaac.
Read full review at Radio Times 6Capaldi returns to time-travel in spooky update on the plain old police drama.
Read full review at The Telegraph
8...proof that Peter Capaldi is the world’s most terrifying actor.
Read full review at The Guardian 6There is no doubt that everyone involved commits fully to the premise, with Ben Chivers bringing a unique level of nuance to Lucy’s son Isaac.
Read full review at Radio Times
