Episode 4; All In The Family; Dexter botches his first marriage proposal to Rita.
Episode 5; Turning Biminese; Dexter learns of a wife-killer who has gone free - the perfect person for his next kill.
Episode 6; Si Se Puede; Miguel surprises Dexter by agreeing to give him access to a white supremacist. find out more...

Episode 7; Easy As Pie; Dexter, who once chose his own victims, is now receiving requests - one from Miguel and another from Camilla.
Episode 8; The Damage A Man Can Do; Miguel declares that he wants to make the next kill himself.
Episode 9; About Last Night; Dexter learns that Miguel has performed his own killing. find out more...

Episode 10; Go Your Own Way; Dexter needs leverage against Miguel and goes looking for the ring Miguel took from Ellen Wolf.
Episode 11; I Had A Dream; Maria suspects Miguel of Ellen Wolf's murder and Dexter will have to make a move before Miguel goes after Maria.
Episode 12; Do You Take Dexter Morgan?; as the wedding day approaches, Dexter still has Ramon to deal with. Meanwhile Dexter is the Skinner's next intended victim! find out more...

Episode 1, Living the Dream; Dexter's sleep deprivation puts both his day job and his nighttime hunting in jeopardy. Lundy is back in town to capture the Trinity Killer.
Episode 2, Remains to Be Seen; Dexter tries to remember where he hid the body parts of his latest victim.
Episode 3, Blinded by the Light; Rita is mothering Dexter after the accident, step-daughter Astor is growing up, a vandal is on the loose and the Trinity Killer strikes again. find out more...

Episode 4, Dex Takes a Holiday; with Rita away Dexter plans to kill a policewoman named Zoey Kruger and the Trinity Killer realises that Lundy may be on to him,
Episode 5, Dirty Harry; as Debra recovers in the hospital Dexter re-doubles his efforts to locate the Trinity Killer, following the serial killer to his home he is shocked by what he finds.
Episode 6, If I Had a Hammer; Dexter realises that the closer he gets to the Trinity Killer the more he learns, Debra gets shut o find out more...

Episode 10, Lost Boys; Arthur kidnaps a boy and Dexter realises his killing has recommenced.
Episode 11, Hello, Dexter Morgan; Dexter is determined to take care of Arthur, but learning that Christine is in custody he realises that the police will soon be onto Arthur.
Episode 12, The Getaway; as Arthur has learnt his real identity, Dexter packs the step-children off on holiday. He then attempts to kill Arthur. find out more...

After a chance meeting ruthless maverick insubordinate cop Chul-joong harasses quick tempered smooth successful fund manager Cho Gyoo-hwan accusing him of murdering his parents and a harmless salaryman. The pair engage in a power struggle leaving trails of blood intermingled with many moments of very dark humour. Well above the average for its genre. find out more...

Following Jigsaw's grisly demise, Mark Hoffman - final apprentice to the serial killer - is hailed a hero, but obsessive agent Strahm knows better and while the two men circle each other unsure as to who is prey and who is predator, five hapless hunks of psycho fodder are about to learn just how monstrously unpleasant ‘teamwork' can be. Saw V; no worse, no better than those that have come before, if you like ‘em you'll like this. find out more...

A great, atmospheric and very dark addition to the serial killer genre. Easy comparisons can be found with David Fincher's 'Se7en', as this German film is also set in a grimy, rainy anonymous city, Berlin, as well as having two detective protagonists with contrasting levels of experience in the field. The plot is a neat mutation of Silence of the Lambs, involving an underground culture that has sprung up around a market in the buying and selling of human body art and, obviously, this necessitate find out more...

Unpleasant ex-cop Joong-ho Eom who works as a charmless pimp is severely troubled that his girls have started walking out on him, that is until he discovers that they all shared the same phone number for their last customer, so he starts to track the guy down. This horror-thriller is a film that, not unlike "Memories of Murder" in terms of plot direction and mood, takes convention and turns it inside out. Exploitative yes, violent yes, funny sometimes, art house no, original and entertaining, ve find out more...