Dan Seddon
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‘The Third Day’: scoring TV’s weirdest, most inventive drama of the year
Seasonal chapters, freaky dreamscapes and a 12-hour live broadcast made the composers' lives difficult
‘Truth Seekers’ review: Nick Frost and Simon Pegg reunite in small-screen ‘Ghostbusters’ pastiche
An underwhelming if warm eight-part series that suggests Frost and Pegg’s powers are starting to wane
‘The Undoing’ review: top-tier New York mystery from the team behind ‘Big Little Lies’
Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman star as a husband and wife on the brink of disaster
‘Utopia’ review: American remake of cult sci-fi drama is far from perfect
John Cusack stars in this big-budget reimagining of Channel 4's comic book mystery
‘Sexy Beast’ turns 20: “It’s probably the reason that I was in Indiana Jones”
Ray Winstone, Amanda Redman and Ian McShane speak to NME about their suntanned gangster cult masterpiece
‘The Third Day’ review: Jude Law’s inventive mystery drama from the team behind ‘Utopia’
Dennis Kelly, who created the Channel 4 cult classic, reunites with director Marc Munden and composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer
‘Lovecraft Country’ review: resplendent fantasy horror gets tangled up in its own weirdness
After a mind-blowing debut episode, Misha Green's monster-tastic drama grows sillier and less focused
‘Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels’ review: LA-set spin-off swaps creepy Victorian horror for muddled Mexican folklore
Creator John Logan has upset fans by ditching the classic monsters of his original series
‘Perry Mason’ review: HBO’s Depression-noir reboot opts for style over substance
1920s LA is beautifully realised in this period detective drama, but eight episodes in and the case goes very cold indeed
‘Little Fires Everywhere’ review: sparks fly when white-collar suburbia detects intruders
Reese Witherspoon's all-American mum has her life upturned by some unexpected visitors
‘I Know This Much Is True’ review: Mark Ruffalo sets a high bar for tragedy in HBO’s relentlessly grim new drama
The MCU stalwart plays identical twins in a heartbreaking tale of family trauma
‘Justice League Dark’ could be TV’s greatest superhero adventure – but don’t get your hopes up
J.J. Abrams might be the supernatural comic book show's Achilles' heel