Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None is one of my favorite books, so anytime there is a movie or series that is even remotely similar, I’m in from the jump. Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, while not perfect, captures enough of the classic story’s tension, mystery, and intrigue to keep viewers on the hook as they unravel what is happening. Plus, at only six episodes, people die quickly, resulting in a narrative that never feels like it’s spinning its wheels. It’s a little slight, especially given the lack of star power and a jungle set that looks stage-y, but I was pleasantly surprised.