Hannibal
Why this pick
Matches Killing Eve’s seductive predator-and-pursuer intimacy, luxuriant visual stylisation, and escalating psychological chess game between two people dangerously fascinated by one another.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
Matches Killing Eve’s seductive predator-and-pursuer intimacy, luxuriant visual stylisation, and escalating psychological chess game between two people dangerously fascinated by one another.
Why this pick
Its glamorous, volatile assassin heroine and jet-black comic energy echo Villanelle’s playful menace, while the spy plot keeps the action brisk and unpredictable.
Why this pick
A colder, more grounded cat-and-mouse thriller, built around a highly controlled investigator and an unsettlingly charismatic killer, with patient psychological tension rather than easy answers.
Why this pick
Shares the intimate danger and dark wit of Killing Eve, turning covert missions into an increasingly complicated relationship between mismatched but magnetic operatives.
Why this pick
For Killing Eve’s fascination with elusive, watchful women: this is a poised, atmospheric psychological mystery centered on a heroine whose inner life remains tantalisingly hard to pin down.
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01 / THE STORY
Two women — equally obsessed with each other — go head to head in an epic game of cat and mouse.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Eve Polastri

Villanelle

Carolyn Martens

Konstantin Vasiliev

Kenny Stowton

Pam

Niko Polastri

Elena Felton