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Hell on Wheels: Blood, Rails and Redemption on the American Frontier

Hell on Wheels: Blood, Rails and Redemption on the American Frontier

Anson Mount and Colm Meaney make Hell on Wheels worth the journey: a spoiler-free review of the railway Western, its memorable cast and uneven stretches.

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The English: An Uncomfortable Journey West

The English: An Uncomfortable Journey West

The Att reviews The English, Hugo Blick's six-part Western starring Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer: an enjoyable, measured recommendation.

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Succession: The Family That Can't Finish an Argument

Succession: The Family That Can't Finish an Argument

Succession is viciously funny family drama, with superb performances and a precise understanding of how money, approval and power become entangled.

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Escape at Dannemora: Boredom Is a Dangerous Thing

Escape at Dannemora: Boredom Is a Dangerous Thing

The Att reviews Escape at Dannemora: Patricia Arquette steals a gripping prison drama built on great writing, restless lives and institutional complacency.

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Cape Fear: A Thriller Worth Second-Guessing

Cape Fear: A Thriller Worth Second-Guessing

The Att reviews Cape Fear (2026): a tense, absorbing thriller with writing that keeps you guessing, and why watching the 1991 film first worked for me.

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Rome: Great Men, Dirty Streets and Two Soldiers in the Middle

Rome: Great Men, Dirty Streets and Two Soldiers in the Middle

The Att reviews Rome, HBO’s richly inhabited historical drama, with Kevin McKidd and Ray Stevenson at the heart of its politics, loyalties and everyday trouble.

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