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Clips along at a fast enough pace for you to avoid noticing its flaws.

For the first hour or so of its runtime, Devil's Gate smoulders with tension, piling on one horror after another as its spins out its central mystery.

The film's strongest suit is, somewhat surprisingly, its rich vein of gallows humour.

The scripts are tight and engaging, the characterisation in-depth, the acting exemplary and the action and effects more than impressive.

A season pretty much split down the middle, all the good work of the latter episodes will probably have been missed by viewers that have switched off already.

Feels crammed and rushed as the writers scramble to wrap up storylines which were obviously designed to go on for longer.

The nagging thought during the 90 minutes is how far two these one-time Hollywood’s A-listers have fallen.

Rocky Balboa does not disappoint when it comes to the staples of a Rocky picture - the hard-earned training (raw egg chugging and knuckle meat-tenderisers are welcome, present and correct) and thrilling fight footage