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Published 15:23 25 Jul 2024 BST
Updated 15:23 25 Jul 2024 BST

Baby Reindeer, the dark comedy thriller series, landed on Netflix earlier this year and made a huge impact on viewers.
Written by, created by and starring Scottish comedian Richard Gadd, the show centres around Donny - an aspiring Scottish stand-up who moved to London to pursue his career dream.
Now in his late 20s and working a dead-end job in a pub though, he feels like a failure.
So, when an older female patron at his bar named Martha (Jessica Gunning) laughs at his jokes and shows an interest in him, he is at first pleased with the attention - endeavouring to get more positive reactions out of her.
It turns out, however, the seemingly friendly Martha has a history of stalking and winds up forming a dangerous obsession with Donny.
Adapted from Gadd's hit one-man play of the same name and based on true events that happened to the writer and performer, Baby Reindeer has found a huge fanbase after hitting Netflix.
Many of us binged the whole thing in a matter of days, and writing legend Stephen King is no exception.
The King of Horror, known for his many novels including The Shining, It, Carrie, Pet Semetary, and many, many more, took to X to leave a simple but effective review of Baby Reindeer.
With just two words, King wrote: "Holy sh*t."
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