TV review: ‘La Revolution’ is the gut-punching action-horror epic we need


‘No, for the last time, I AM NOT Leonardo DiCaprio underneath this get-up!’

A doctor, a rebel, and a cannibal walk into a prison – and no, that’s not a Father joke from Raised By Wolves but part of the premise of La Revolution.

It’s the new and absolutely cray-cray Netflix alternate history series set shortly before the French Revolution.

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Enjoy it with rat stew, rat soup, rat pies, or the ever-popular ratatouille.

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