Matthew Eagles

Predictable, cheesy, and annoyingly woke. The questionable acting is compounded by a dodgy script with lines like "you don't listen to the wind, the wind listens to you". Story plods along with some mildly entertaining moments, but by episode 5 /6 we're still not invested in any of the 2 dimensional characters enough to really care. Has some ok battle scenes and kinda cool sets. Great watch while doing a bit of online shopping or scrolling on Twitter as your not particular bothered if you miss something.

Embarrassingly bad. Story was completely unbelievable. Usually, in horror films you get one or two moments where you're saying to your self why would this character go by themselves in the spooky cave, or why have they chosen to run down the dark alley when getting chased by the killer rather than a crowded restaurant. This film is just a continuous series of these moments. Also, the dialogue was like A-level drama students doing bad improv. In fact the script generally felt like it had been written by an A-level student. Not sure if the music score had been done professionally or if someone with an edgy music taste had just left their spotify playlist on shuffle. Cinematogrphy/directing seemed to try to make the best of a bad situation. Not sure about the acting, hard to say when the dialogue was poor.

Bland, non sensical writing. Annoyingly bad Acting, casting was atrocious too. And the story was plain boring. Ibiza is portrayed in a way that makes you think the neither the writer not the director had ever been. Was it even trying to be funny, I'm at a loss. Bad, bad, bad - if Carona led to the fall of society and no more TV was ever made and I'd watched everything else I still wouldn't watch this hemorrhoid of a TV show