'Masterpiece' thriller with Better Call Saul star ready for Netflix fans
"Extremely gripping" thriller that's been dubbed as Liam Neeson's "best film in a long time" is now ready to stream.
A "gritty" Irish thriller has been hailed as a "marvellous" watch and is now available to stream.
Netflix subscribers have been spoilt for choice with thrillers recently, from Harlan Coben's Run Away to Tessa Thompson's His and Hers.
One fan-favourite which has been residing in the platform's vast catalogue is set in 1970s Ireland, in the isolated coastal village of Glencolmcille, where Finbar Murphy has put his troubled past behind him.
He yearns to remain distant from the political turmoil engulfing the rest of the nation, but an "increasingly vicious game of cat and mouse begins" when a group of terrorists descend upon the town.
Billed as an "extremely gripping" Irish period drama, In the Land of Saints and Sinners is now ready to watch on Netflix.

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Leading the thriller is none other than Irish icon Liam Neeson, renowned for his memorable performances in Schindler's List, Love Actually, the Taken franchise and Star Wars.
The 73 year old is accompanied in this 2024 hit by Better Call Saul's Stacy Ehrmantraut star Kerry Condon and Jack Gleeson, celebrated for his portrayal of Joffrey Baratheon in HBO's legendary Game of Thrones.
Heading to IMDb, viewers have been lavishing In the Land of Saints and Sinners with praise since its original release.
"I love this movie. Authentic Irish. It's kind of a modern western and a crime drama. It's slow but in a classic way", one fan remarked.

Another agreed: "Oh Good Grief! Can't everyone just acknowledge this is Neeson's best film in a long time?
"It is a fine piece of work and a moving film. Neeson is marvelous in this."
Another viewer commented: "Gritty, not too complex but extremely compelling.
"I really enjoyed the way it was directed, the folk Irish music throughout.
"Best film I've watched for a long time and best Liam Neeson one for a long time too."
A further fan declared: "I enjoyed every aspect of this film and it's the best most impactful I have seen in a while. Watch it!".
Whilst another contributor remarked: "I couldn't help but wonder if the filmmaker behind this masterpiece would one day be recognized with an Oscar for their exceptional work."