2022 has been a great year for Netflix subscribers. In a year that's brought us The Sandman, Dahmer, and The Watcher, suffice it to say that choosing a favorite is quite the ordeal.
Recently, another brand-new mini-series made its Netflix debut, and it has the potential to be the best one yet. I'm of course talking about the BBC's Inside Man, starring David Tenant and Stanley Tucci.
Is it a glitch in our genetic makeup or the way that we were raised? Perhaps murderers played an abundance of violent video games in their youth, listened to too much heavy metal, or even worse — gangster rap music.
According to the new BBC crime series, Inside Man, every single one of us is (or has the potential to be) a murderer. We just simply haven't met the right person to bring it out.
Yet it's this very revelation that makes Inside Man such an intriguing watch. In this universe, murderers are everyday people. Everyone is capable of killing, and perhaps — so too are you.
What do a priest and a prisoner have in common, you're probably asking yourself? The answer is much more than you could possibly imagine.
The Netflix description reads, "An American death row prisoner with a sideline in solving mysteries helps a young British journalist search for a friend who's suddenly disappeared."
So far, the reviews have been raving that Inside Man has all the makings of Netflix's next great streaming series.
"I just binged all 4 episodes, and I don't know what to make out of it. One thing is for sure Stanley Tucci (He is so hot! Make that 2 things) and David Tennant's acting is top-class, as always."
Only four episodes?! That means that you easily take down the whole series in a single evening! What could be better than that? Certainly not watching Friends or The Office for the hundredth time.
Doing the right thing is seldom easy. We all like to play the armchair expert and extoll upon how we would've done it differently, but when push comes to shove — that often isn't the case.
"Inside Man on Netflix is so bad[sic]… over exaggerated and quite predictable," Twitter user @MathildaSanonThis tweeted out scathingly. "Whole mess could’ve and should’ve been avoided."
Netflix has been knocking it out of the park when it comes to psychological thrillers and Inside Man is no exception. Regardless of opinion, it will keep you watching (and guessing) until the bitter end.
