This is one killer likely to join the X-Files' pantheon of creeps and creatures. It's a fantastically tactical use of gore and terror, and the low-key style really works. He gets his comeuppance, though, as a weird creature we'll come to know as the Band-Aid Nose Man (John DeSantis), who steps from a garbage lorry and, once he's finished tearing the terrifying Cutler limb from life, climbs back into the truck, which closes its crushing maw upon him and drives away. Gaeta), who is overseeing water jets hosing down the homeless on a street to encourage them to move on. Our setting this week was the Philadelphia, known as the City of Brotherly Love, where very little love was on display from an officious bureaucrat called (Alessandro Juliani, who you might know from Man Of Steel but more likely as Battlestar Galactica's Lt. And if you thought Mulder and particularly Scully were put through the emotional wringer in episode two, Home Again, written and directed by regular executive producer Glen Morgan, saw Dana Katherine Scully mourning, remembering and regretting.īut along with the heartbreak and headache came horror, as the main plot – though it was almost a sideshow to Scully's story – touched on street art, Tibetan belief, trash monsters and responsibility.
Trust no one.Īfter last week's comedy diversion, it was a dive back into melancholy for the show.
Be advised: this will go into detail about various plot elements of the episode, and there will be SPOILERS.
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