#british comedy

I watched a series called Crazyhead on Netflix almost a decade ago, and then I watched it again. Then I watched it a third time a few years later.... Then a fourth. It's a magnificent demon slaying horror series, and I was finally able to put together the right words without spoiling anything to try and draw more people in. I have watched 595 TV series and miniseries, so for me to take the time to watch something four times is saying a lot. I watched it after I finished catching up on Supernatural, and it filled in the void Sam and Dean left behind perfectly.

This British supernatural dark comedy is magnificent. The exorcisms are completely different than anything ever seen on a screen before making it something necessary to satisfy anyone's curiosity. Trust me. Please read the review by clicking the link or reading below. This is one of those hidden gems you don't want to miss.

The following is the review:

When Amy (Cara Theobold) starts seeing terrifying demons hiding in plain sight behind normal human faces, she assumes her mental health is spiraling until she meets Raquel (Susan Wokoma), a socially awkward, self-taught demon Hunter who sees them too. Together, the duo is dragged into a dark, secret underworld lurking beneath modern British suburbia.

Created by Howard Overman (Misfits), Crazyhead balances crude humor, sharp banter, and genuine horror tropes as two young women navigate demon-slaying alongside awkward twentysomething life. Supported by an unsettling villain performance by Tony Curran, the show delivers a fast, electric ride. It's only flaw is ending on a cliffhanger after just six episodes, but it's well worth a quick weekend binge.

Great covers from a great decade.