Killing Eve season two review – riveting psychosexual thriller returns

📆 3/27/2019 10:14 AM
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The show finds Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer orbiting one another again, playing up the show’s penchant for dark comedy and blood-thirst

But these days there’s less ambiguity to the question of whether or not she’s constitutionally evil; herat the end of the premiere episode, which further embraces suspense-genre tropes to great effect, is downright ghastly. And as much as we desperately want Eve and Villanelle to find each other once again, I imagine there’d be little audience investment in the latter’s survival were it not for Comer’s exuberance.

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