Hugo Blick’s vast Western is thankfully grounded by Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer’s chemistry
is big on vibes. And its favourite vibe is menacing. Even when it’s not entirely clear what's going on in Hugo Blick’s ambitious, six-part Western, you know it's probably not good. That atmosphere – teamed with some intriguing landscapes and soundtrack – results in some captivating, if occasionally muddled, TV.
A month’s ride away in Kansas, Captain Clegg stumbles upon a German man and his very pregnant wife. It’s an unbearably tense scene, with shades of a Tarantino slow-burn, because this German is very clearly doomed. Clegg, hostile to foreigners who have come to this land
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