The two good things about 'Transfusion' are in no particular order, the acting and the settings.
Much has been said about the pacing (what pacing?), less about the multiple murders that incredibly attract no attention at all. A shallow road side burial is all it takes to hide the last of five or was it six premeditated hits on the drug gang and no cops come asking? I had stopped caring at this stage.
The dead body in the unit in the 'no rounds' robbery triggers no investigation or detectives searching CCTV for two masked men in their own cars?
Were all of South Sydney CIB on leave or on points duty?
Then there's the cliche ending that solves everything.
Logan junior would most likely be in a worse PTSD mess than his old man, not happily learning to drive with a fresh start in a new location in year 12.
Much has been said about the pacing (what pacing?), less about the multiple murders that incredibly attract no attention at all. A shallow road side burial is all it takes to hide the last of five or was it six premeditated hits on the drug gang and no cops come asking? I had stopped caring at this stage.
The dead body in the unit in the 'no rounds' robbery triggers no investigation or detectives searching CCTV for two masked men in their own cars?
Were all of South Sydney CIB on leave or on points duty?
Then there's the cliche ending that solves everything.
Logan junior would most likely be in a worse PTSD mess than his old man, not happily learning to drive with a fresh start in a new location in year 12.