I'm a little bit in shock.

I just watched the final part (part 6, all parts five minutes or so...) of Girl Number 9, the web-only thriller written by James Moran, and starring Gareth David-Lloyd, Joe Absalom and Tracy Ann Oberman.

It's dark. And I don't know how to tell you anything about it that won't give the plot away, so I'm going to go with the official site's lines of:

Vincent Boylan (Joe Absolom) has just been arrested, suspected of being the man behind the brutal murder of seven girls, but the team only have a limited time to get a confession out of him. If they can't make him talk, he could slip through their fingers.

Detective Matheson (Gareth David-Lloyd), who led the investigation, is sent in to try and get some answers. But things soon take a horrifying turn for the worse, as Matheson and his boss Lyndon (Tracy-Ann Oberman) are about to find out that all is not as it seems.

Here's the trailer:



Episode One was good enough to make me want to watch Episode Two. With Episode Two, I was hooked.

Warning though. The show comes with its own warning saying it's not suitable for anyone younger than 15. To be honest, I'm surprised that left it that low...

Girl Number 9 - all is not as it seems...