Warning: contains spoilers for Black Mirror episode “Bête Noire”. It’s done it. Black Mirror has finally delivered its most horrific, depraved vision yet: a universe ruled by someone who ...

'Black Mirror' star Rosy McEwen, who plays Verity in season 7 episode Bete Noire, reveals what Charlie Brooker told her to make sense of the chaos. 'Black Mirror' Episode 'Bete Noire': Rosy McEwen ...

Who is Maria?: Maria is a food researcher working at a chocolate company when an old school classmate turns up and things start to awry. Who is Verity?: Verity is Maria's old classmate, who gets a ...

We’re deep in the dystopia of Black Mirror season 7, so let’s get right into episode 2. Maria (Siena Kelly) is a rising star in R&D at Ditta, a candy company with delusions of Wonka grandeur.

Following the release of season seven of Black Mirror on Netflix yesterday, April 10, our time has consisted of one thing and one thing only—deep diving into all the theories and Easter eggs we ...

Let me throw in a curveball—watching your 3D print fail in real-time is so much more satisfying when you have a crisp, up-close view of the nozzle drama. That’s exactly what [Mellow Labs ...

Siena Kelly and Rosy McEwen star in Bete Noire. Black Mirror does psychological horror in this episode See my latest Black Mirror season 7 review. Synopsis: A young woman is unnerved when an old ...

Is it Barnies or Bernies? There's two different versions of Black Mirror's Bête Noir and fans are now realising they've been gaslit. At the start of the episode, viewers meet Maria (Siena Kelly ...

Following the runaway success of Dick Whittington and Cinderella, the panto dream team that is Exeter Northcott and Le Navet Bete take on the most enormous story of them all: Jack and the ...

Black Mirror has returned for its seventh season, and one character who has captured the attention of viewers is the enigmatic Verity from the second episode, titled Bete Noire. Played by British ...

The second episode of Black Mirror season 7, Bête Noire, is a tale of gaslighting and our perception of reality and the truth - something it seems Netflix has been playing with in a very meta way ...