Stephen Graham does his Silence of the Lambs in Nocturne (review)

The moving father of Adolescence turns into a manipulative and poisonous serial killer. A disturbing composition which partly saves this somewhat generic dark thriller, which debuts this Friday on Apple.

A new distressing thriller comes out of the woodwork, this Friday on Apple TV.

Nocturne reverses the rules of the game of cat and mouse. Inhabited by a sticky tension, and supported by slick photography, the criminal series fascinates… despite its small (and big) flaws.

It all begins when a young boy leaves the forest to reach civilization. It is in poor condition. Because Michael has been missing for three years. And the authorities suspect serial killer Jurek Walter of having done it. The thing is, the psychopath has been locked up in a madhouse for almost as long… But Jurek Walter is a twisted person capable of anything. Even spreading panic in the small town of Fairheaven, Pennsylvania, from his prison… While Michael’s sister is still being held somewhere, former cop Jonah Lynn returns to the scene to resume his investigation and try to solve the sordid puzzle concocted by Jurek…

There is a whole atmosphere in Nocturne. But…..