The Terror comes to a conclusion. It really is a tale of morality, madness and monster mayhem.
The monster being the Tuunbaq and the men who resorted to cannibalism.
Crozier is brought to the camp to meet Hickey. Dr Goodsir leaves behind his poisoned body knowing that Hickey and his followers will not be able to resist his meat.
There is some startling imagery in the final episode. Hickey offering his tongue to the Tuunbaq. A bizarre and useless sacrifice. It looked like some of it was inspired by Dante's Inferno.
For Crozier there is a future but it is with the Inuit.
The series did suffer for being overlong with pace being glacial at times. The final run of the episodes in the first series, ramped up the pace and the horror.
The monster being the Tuunbaq and the men who resorted to cannibalism.
Crozier is brought to the camp to meet Hickey. Dr Goodsir leaves behind his poisoned body knowing that Hickey and his followers will not be able to resist his meat.
There is some startling imagery in the final episode. Hickey offering his tongue to the Tuunbaq. A bizarre and useless sacrifice. It looked like some of it was inspired by Dante's Inferno.
For Crozier there is a future but it is with the Inuit.
The series did suffer for being overlong with pace being glacial at times. The final run of the episodes in the first series, ramped up the pace and the horror.