The quality of this tele-movie was very high and well-acted. The only downfall I felt that made if feel like a tele-movie rather than something worthy of a cinema release was the soundtrack which sounded very much like someone through it together in one night for a low budget TV series like EastEnders or Cell Block H. I appreciate that might sound like a petty criticism, I still strongly recommend this movie, but if there was just some minor editing adjustments and a completely new soundtrack, it then could comfortably would have been at least a 9 star rating from me.
Review of See No Evil: The Moors Murders
