This would be my very first time publishing my 'review' to other platform besides my personal social media. So bear with me ;)
Tbh, i find it so hard to believe that i watched Korean semi-film (well bcs it is not playing in the cinema but it is well produced by Netflix...). Dont get me wrong, i dont have beef with Korean productions but for as long as i know, i did manage to embrace Train to Busan after it is never stop 'happening' to all movie goers around me. And... also the "It's okay it's love" that took my eyes for 16 eps (i know it is another genre, i know.)
This one was also had me at the 3rd or 4th glanced, i was a bit hesitant, not sure how it will go. First thought that popped up in my head, "dang it must be spooky and gory" but then i changed my mind and i gave it a try 😅
First eps, not really get me into it. But after that, i crave for more eps. The idea of making it interesting is there and even it is dark (but not as dark Archie Comics production), i found my self enjoying the whole season.
The cinematography was a big deal, story line shook you for sure, the actors have great proportion and roles, wardrobe and costumes are flawless, and i bet the directing is awe-some.
The only thing i hope for the upcoming sesh, please do not make it into 6 eps.
I AM FREAKING CRAVE FOR MOREEEEE!
See you on another side!