Meg D

A show to watch while you are doing something else. I agree with the one star reviewer that felt the hip-hop at scene transitions was jarring. It was trying way too hard, and the whole “rich lifestyle” cuts focusing on the champagne or money or credit cards flying with the hip hop background was a little too “on the nose” and cheeky. The cringey overacting of the reporter and the lawyer was hard to watch at times, although I did enjoy their blossoming professional relationship turned friendship that was free from any romantic innuendo, that was refreshing to see that be a focus of the show without falling into the pit of crushes or flirting or just obnoxious cross-gender friendship stereotypes. Overall, it was a solid “meh” and something to watch while I was knitting and my husband was away. Not good enough to feel bad about watching without him, and too boring at times to not be doing something else as well.

I thought this was really good but uncomfortably sad.

Gorgeous and scary. Sound, music, art is stunning. Each frame, especially toward the end, is a creepy masterpiece. The use of the remote effects are so well done too, creates this immersive, beautiful, scary world that is so much fun to play.