Charlie Brooker’s ambitious near-future fables return for another six episodes and deliver dread and paranoia on every corner
Don’t be fooled by the gorgeous scenery that makes up much of the fourth season of Black Mirror (Netflix). Its near-future fables rob place over mountainous snowscapes,expanses of moorland and sprawling deserts, but its world is taut and panicked, or full of damaged and damaging people,and every corner promises dread and paranoia. whether there’s any festive spirit left lingering, then this will knock it good out of you. Black Mirror is darker than it has ever been. Related: Do we really need a Twilight Zone revival in the era of Black Mirror? Continue reading...
Source: guardian.co.uk