The Hunting Party may be diving deeper into nightmare territory every week, but it’s doing it with style. This week’s double feature, “Elliot Carr” and “Colette Akins,” leans hard into psychological horror while still delivering character-rich, compulsively watchable TV. Between a self-flaying shoemaker on a twisted quest for redemption and a killer chasing the ghost of her father’s voice, the show keeps asking an uncomfortable question: when a system like The Pit is this cruel, are its inmates really the only monsters in the room? Here's my recap and review of episodes eight and nine of The Hunting Party Season 2.
