MINISERIES FINALE: Tonight is the night we find out, for certain, the identity of the murderer who has been targeting teen girls in Wind Gap. If Camille (Amy Adams) is right, at least one of the perpetrators, like one of the victims, is very, very close to home. By the way, if you’ve been watching this miniseries with a keen eye towards its creepily shifting visuals, and noticing the words that occasionally appear in odd places – perhaps as mood-reflecting hallucinations from Camille’s point of view – there’s a terrific compilation of them, including the screen shot shown here (in which a cop car’s on-door ID changes briefly from “POLICE” to “BODICE”) in a recent Vulture post by Kathryn VanArendonk.

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