TV review: Malice is simply too nice to be truly thrilling

"The best of this is David Duchovny as Jamie Tanner. He’s utterly believable as the charming bully, who loves his wife and kids as long as they give him his way."
TV review: Malice is simply too nice to be truly thrilling

Malice starring David Duchovny and Jack Whitehall

Malice (Prime Video) is too nice to be thrilling.

This isn’t just because it stars Jack Whitehall as Adam, an evil tutor who inveigles his way into the life of the wealthy Tanner family, when he joins them on their holiday in Greece to teach a bit of history.

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