An LA Press Club National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award nominee, Kate is also a member of GALECA, the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT While Hulu has found success with scripted murder mysteries that center on young adults, like the two-season Cruel Summer, Under the Bridge takes a somewhat different approach to true crime-inspired storytelling. Namely, Under the Bridge isn’t just influenced by a real-life case — it painstakingly depicts one that unfolded in November 1997 on a quiet island in British Columbia, Canada.
Like Its Source Material, Under The Bridge Borrows From Fiction To Create A Lived-In Feel For over two years, Godfrey collaborated with fellow executive producer Quinn Shepard to translate Under the Bridge to the small screen. The writer’s fingerprints are all over the series, though she passed away a few months before production on the miniseries began. Liz Tigelaar, who helmed Little Fires Everywhere, one of Hulu’s best series to date, also executive produces here.
But what’s perhaps most compelling about Under the Bridge is the way it subverts true-crime expectations. Not only are Reena Virk’s peers the case’s suspects, but they navigate the fallout of their alleged actions with very little remorse. Across a tightly written eight-episode season, Rebecca falls deeper into the hidden world of small-town teens — their brutal secrets and their secret brutality.
Close Like the source material, Under the Bridge isn’t so much passing judgments as it is presenting a story — albeit an incredibly troubling one. While the miniseries incorporates all the familiar beats of a genre show, from the slow-burn reveal of information to the inevitable trial, Rebecca’s chronicling of events serves as a way into her hometown.
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