Nathan Pierce

The conclusion is absolutely.... effing... amazing, to say the least. The director literally turns the very real opiate epidemic into a Netflix horror show representing the careless greed in the pharmaceutical companies and their families, all the death and chaos along the way, all while referencing Poes stories. It couldn't be more perfectly executed. I give it 1000 out of 10 🐦‍⬛'s. (ravens 😏). Holy s**t did they hit the nail on the head in the final episode during the scene where it's "raining" outside. Could not have represented it any better. Thats all I can say without giving spoilers. If you haven't watched it all the way through, definitely do, and pay attention to the intricate details. 🙌 ****Just a side note, this hits home because I was directly effected by Purdue Pharma and the opiate epidemic AND I love Edgar Allen Poe, so to see them use Poes work to dictate the Sackler Family downfall is somewhat satisfying to see. (I'll be happier when they pay the victims and our families).