I came across Niamh Algar recently in the excellent The Virtues. I was enamoured with her that I have been checking out her back catalogue.
She did some other great shows around that time in Pure, The Bisexual, Calm With Horses and Motherfatherson.
Unfortunately, with the exception of the crime series Deceit, her more recent roles have been lacking in Raised By Wolves (how on earth are they doing a second series?), Wrath Of Man and the poor horror film Censor.
When i found this horror film from just before her pomp, I had to give it a go but, oh dear; it really is awful.
Apart from flashing her legs while sitting in a wall waiting for Eric, this was 89 minutes of nothing.
The star of the show is the collie dog (Juro even gets a credit!).
The closing music is tense and eerie but the film was far from it.
It was nice to see Niamh in a more feminine role but that was it Ok, she was only a support actor but apart from those hypnotic blue eyes, there is nothing else write about.
I am off for a laugh with The Last Right and then back to From The Dark as my Niamh binge nears its end.
I hope these films won't disappoint as this did.
She did some other great shows around that time in Pure, The Bisexual, Calm With Horses and Motherfatherson.
Unfortunately, with the exception of the crime series Deceit, her more recent roles have been lacking in Raised By Wolves (how on earth are they doing a second series?), Wrath Of Man and the poor horror film Censor.
When i found this horror film from just before her pomp, I had to give it a go but, oh dear; it really is awful.
Apart from flashing her legs while sitting in a wall waiting for Eric, this was 89 minutes of nothing.
The star of the show is the collie dog (Juro even gets a credit!).
The closing music is tense and eerie but the film was far from it.
It was nice to see Niamh in a more feminine role but that was it Ok, she was only a support actor but apart from those hypnotic blue eyes, there is nothing else write about.
I am off for a laugh with The Last Right and then back to From The Dark as my Niamh binge nears its end.
I hope these films won't disappoint as this did.