Hi everyone, this is Oistair and co-creator of The Amelia Project. Today, we are introducing you

to another show that I believe you are going to get hooked on pretty quick. That show is Red Valley.

In the first episode of Red Valley, we meet accountant Warren Gorby, who is asked by his line

manager to look into some numbers that just don't add up. Warren has just started working for this

massive tech company, and apparently they own a seed bank. Trying to learn more, Warren is sent on a

wild goose chase from department to department, but no one wants to talk to him. An unsettling atmosphere

creeps in and you quickly understand this is not about accounts not adding up. There is a much bigger,

much more sinister mystery,

hiding under the surface. As the show progresses, Warren's own history begins to bleed into

his work, forcing him to either confront or escape a difficult past.

The show is also a science fiction story with moments of horror as Warren

meets a disgruntled company archivist Gordon Paulock who shares chilling recordings of this

mysterious research whether Warren wants to hear them or not. And at the same time as all

of that, it is also witty and tongue-in-cheek.

If it's one thing I love, it's a clever and unique blend of genres,

and Red Valley sits somewhere between John Carpenter's The Thing and Whitnale and I.

Red Valley was featured and recommended by podcast Radio Hour on the BBC, along with Midnight Burger, which in and of itself is pretty brilliant accolades.

And now is the perfect time to venture into the mysterious Red Valley, as their fourth season has just finished releasing.

So, catch up with it all now before the final season hits.

As a treat for you today, here is the very first episode, Tortus.

Enjoy.

Red Valley is intended for mature audiences

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