New Delhi, June 1 -- Widow's Bay is hard to put in a box. At first it makes you giggle, then suddenly the tone darkens and you find yourself holding your breath. Matthew Rhys is on fire as the mayor of a small New England town desperate to bring tourism to the allegedly cursed region. It features some great actors but the cherry on top is Patricia Flynn as Rhys' insecure co-worker. Strange things start happening to her and Rhys as locals claim the haunted island "has woken up". Rhys struggles to keep it together, but we see him falling for the superstitions too. The show and cast commit so deeply to both comedy and horror that the shifts don't seem abrupt or jerky. The writing is also so good that I'm waiting to see whether it's all just ...