A decent James Bond-like British spy drama where an ex military Hotel night manager becomes a MI6 asset.
It was dry, and I'm not describing the martinis.
Hugh Laurie seemed a bit miscast as the leader of a large criminal organization; House is an absolute pleasure and about as intimidating as my 87-year-old Nanny. What this series lacked, it made up for in Tom Hiddleston, sooo charming! A well-made espionage miniseries that probably should have been a movie but still worth a gander.

An overworked hotel concierge goes on the lam after a traumatic event and becomes infamous for breaking into luxurious off season mountain homes.

I love Rami Malek as the non-verbal worried guy who can't tell the difference between reality and his mental illness. Loosely inspired by the biblical story Jonah and the Whale, this Indie Sci-Fi tells a complex and fascinating story with great pacing; the runtime was perfect similarly to Rami Malek's performance.

Unopened physical media purchased close to 20 years ago in my wife's horror collection; neither of us had seen it, and it seemed like kind of a shame leaving beautiful brutish Bates sitting there still in plastic.
Scenery: rainy and grey. Monsters? Only the human kind. I enjoyed this more than many SK adaptations, although the spooky factor was low.