US EditionStream It Or Skip It: 'Playing Gracie Darling' On Netflix, a thriller...
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A disappearance in 1997 and another almost thirty years later reopen a case shrouded in legend. The series shows how an “innocent game” becomes the center of a mystery with spiritualist and familial undertones. Created by Miranda Nation—who also co-wrote the screenplay with Anya Beyersdorf—and directed by Jonathan Brough, the series consists of six 42–43 minute episodes and will arrive on Netflix on December 1, 2025, after its run on Paramount+ …
Playing Gracie Darling Review: Tropey Mystery Has Its Moments But Remains Unimpressive
Playing Gracie Darling Review: 27 years after the disappearance of her best friend Gracie Darling, Joni is haunted by the past once again after Gracie’s sister disappearances under mysterious circumstances. This time, however, she refuses to let things slide and delves deep into the haunting mystery that once left her traumatised. Playing Gracie Darling Netflix Cast Morgana O’Reilly, Rudi Dharmalingam, Harriet Walter, Chloe Brink, Dan Spielman…
'Playing Gracie Darling' Episodes 1-6 Recap: Can Joni See The Dead?
Directed by Jonathan Brough, Playing Gracie Darling may have its flaws, particularly the holes in the screenplay that left certain elements unexplained. Still, I genuinely enjoyed the series. Its haunting and thrilling atmosphere, eerie backdrop, layered relationships, the characters’ traumatic histories, the rebellious nature of many characters, and above all, the strong performances make it absolutely worth watching. I think Morgana O’Reilly a…
'Playing Gracie Darling': The New Australian Supernatural Mystery Landing on Netflix
Small-town secrets and past traumas are fertile ground for television fiction, and Playing Gracie Darling, which premieres globally today on Netflix, promises to add a new layer of supernatural unease to the genre. Following its initial run on Australian television, this six-episode psychological thriller now reaches an international audience, posing a disturbing question: what happens when childhood games invoke something real? The series’ prem…
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