Nightmare on a Gurney

Episode Summary & Review

Summary

If you haven’t found the answer, it’s because there isn’t one.

Our Take

This one leans hard into the show’s moody side, trading action for a slower, more psychological hour that mostly pays off. Cage is great when the script gives him room to stew, and the black-and-white visuals do a lot of heavy lifting. It drags a bit in the middle stretch, but the closing minutes land well enough to make it worth sticking around for.