Serving up Soft Cell on the soundtrack, and a sea of small-town boys in stonewashed jeans, HBO Max’s era-spanning limited series It’s a Sin (★★★★☆) brings ’80s London roaring back to life.
The ensemble dramedy from Queer As Folk creator Russell T. Davies endearingly evokes golden years of blissful partying for the college-age mates at its center.
All the better for pulling the rug out from under them — and the audience — when a globally unwelcome guest arrives to spoil the party.Episode one assembles our merry band of fresh faces, like some queer super-team plucked from villages all over the Kingdom.
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