Glitch (2015)

Glitch is a tense, character-driven blend of drama, horror and science fiction set in a quiet Australian town. When small‑town police constable James Hayes (Patrick Brammall) is summoned to the cemetery in the dead of night, he finds six people inexplicably risen from their graves—healthy, disoriented and with no memory of who they are or how they died. As James and local doctor Elishia McKellar (Genevieve O’Reilly) quietly take them in, the mystery deepens: the six are connected in ways that slowly come to light, pulling the town — and the viewers — into a web of secrets, grief and moral ambiguity. Watching Glitch you’ll experience a slow‑burn thriller that balances emotional drama with eerie, supernatural chills. The series focuses on character relationships and identity as much as on the central puzzle, so expect intimate scenes of rediscovery and painful reunions alongside mounting suspense and moments of genuine horror. The tone shifts between melancholy and mounting dread, with procedural elements as James tries to keep the case hidden while investigating what links these people and who might know the truth. If you like thoughtful mysteries with moral dilemmas and slow, revealing storytelling rather than jump scares, Glitch delivers: gripping performances, atmospheric cinematography, and steady reveals that raise questions about life, death and whether some things are better left buried.

Actors: Patrick Brammall, Emma Booth, Sean Keenan

Genres: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi

7.2 /10 7.2 /10