TV review: ‘Castle Rock’ is a gut-punching, brain-bending treat


‘Join us, Henry ... we all float down here. Darn, sorry, I don’t know why I said that.’

Castle Rock, the setting for some of Stephen King’s most memorable chillers, is at the centre of many creepy goings-on again – and aren’t we Constant Readers/Frequent Viewers just thrilled to bits?

This time, however, the supernatural strings are being pulled by different creative minds.

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7.5 10

Summary:


It’s Castle Rock, not Casterly. But you pay your debts all the same.

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