Starring Ian Ogilvy as a legendary ex-spymaster and Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott as his razor-sharp MI5 daughter, this tense, claustrophobic chiller turns a quiet country manor into a deadly battleground where every secret could get you killed.
The plot is pure gold: masked intruders storm the Knights’ ancestral home, demanding classified files on a bioweapon that could bring Britain to its knees.
What follows is a brutal game of cat-and-mouse, with father and daughter forced to confront not just the attackers, but decades of betrayal, lies and family feuds.
Ogilvy, a veteran of 1960s spy TV, brings old-school cool to a man who’s spent his life hunting traitors—only to find the worst ones under his own roof.
Sothcott is a revelation, transforming from desk-bound analyst to action-ready operative with a ferocity that’ll have you cheering.
And yes, that’s Geoffrey Moore—son of the late, great Roger Bond himself—sliding into the mix as a slick government fixer with a smile that hides a knife. He may not be saving the world in a tuxedo, but his presence adds a delicious whiff of 007 nostalgia to the chaos.
Knightfall ditches the CGI spectacle for raw, in-your-face suspense. Think Agatha Christie meets Slow Horses with a bioweapon twist and a body count that keeps climbing.
The manor setting becomes a pressure cooker of generational resentment and institutional rot, where every corridor hides a threat and every revelation hits like a bomb.
Knightfall, the newest thriller from Jonathan Sothcott’s award-winning Shogun Films, is available now on demand via Amazon Prime and Sky Store.