Grief can make you see things you don’t normally see. For most people, it means seeing your life in a new way, but for Alex in The Last Night at Tremore Beach, it means seeing terrifying visions of a future that he must figure out how to stop. It’s an interesting idea, especially as it contemplates the way we also grieve over lives not lived, but the Spanish adaptation of the Ireland-set book takes a long time to get there, taking such a slow pace that can try plenty of viewers. Still, with a bit of patience, the show eventually unfolds to a twisty mystery thriller with excellent shots and impeccable sound design. While less scary than expected, The Last Night at Tremore Beach nonetheless is worth watching, especially for fans of the supernatural mystery.