This is not the Hugh Bonneville you know and love from "Downton Abbey" and "Paddington".
This time in the Horror, Thriller, Mystery "I Came By" here comes the Judge you don't want to mess with.
Actors often told me in interviews that playing a Bad Guy is so much more fun.
Two Graffiti Writers (not Artists let's be clear about this) choose the wrong house to vandalise.
Kelly McDonald plays the role of the widowed mum of tagger Toby" (George McKay) who is a totally unlikeable, lazy, self-obsessed dickhead.
His mate is more sensible and responsible and can actually hold down a day job...one that literally opens doors for them.
Claret will be spilled, however it's more about the body count than the graphic violence, which is mostly offscreen.
This doesn't make "I Came By" any less powerful, just slightly easier to watch.
If you're looking for a Torture film keep walking there's nothing to see here.
On the other hand if you want a great storyline performed by talented actors then sit back, relax and enjoy the view on #Netflix.
Still not for the faint hearted.
Two thumbs up from me.
This time in the Horror, Thriller, Mystery "I Came By" here comes the Judge you don't want to mess with.
Actors often told me in interviews that playing a Bad Guy is so much more fun.
Two Graffiti Writers (not Artists let's be clear about this) choose the wrong house to vandalise.
Kelly McDonald plays the role of the widowed mum of tagger Toby" (George McKay) who is a totally unlikeable, lazy, self-obsessed dickhead.
His mate is more sensible and responsible and can actually hold down a day job...one that literally opens doors for them.
Claret will be spilled, however it's more about the body count than the graphic violence, which is mostly offscreen.
This doesn't make "I Came By" any less powerful, just slightly easier to watch.
If you're looking for a Torture film keep walking there's nothing to see here.
On the other hand if you want a great storyline performed by talented actors then sit back, relax and enjoy the view on #Netflix.
Still not for the faint hearted.
Two thumbs up from me.