The Madness: Colman Domingo Framed for Killing Neo-Nazi on Netflix
In Netflix’s latest thriller, “The Madness,” Colman Domingo shines as the lead, Muncie Daniels, a broadcast journalist on the verge of a big career breakthrough. Despite his professional success, Muncie’s personal life is in disarray, with a failing marriage and strained relationships with his children.
When Muncie stumbles upon a gruesome crime at a mountain cabin, he becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a notorious neo-Nazi influencer. Forced to go on the run, Muncie must unravel a dangerous conspiracy to clear his name.
While “The Madness” delves into themes of race, disinformation, and corruption, its primary focus is on Muncie’s harrowing journey to prove his innocence. Colman Domingo delivers a captivating performance, anchoring the series with his commanding presence.
Despite some narrative flaws and a bloated runtime, “The Madness” keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with its Hitchcockian suspense and intricate twists. Directors Clement Virgo, Jessica Lowrey, and Quyen Tran expertly create a tension-filled atmosphere that heightens the drama.
Although the series occasionally struggles with pacing and underdeveloped supporting characters, its relentless sense of paranoia and gripping storyline make it a compelling watch from start to finish. Whether you’re a fan of thrillers or looking for a compelling mystery to sink your teeth into, “The Madness” offers a thrilling ride that will keep you guessing until the very end.
