Gail Burt

Overall, I felt like it's been hit and miss. I like Jordan Peele a lot. I wanted to like this series more. But I feel like the episodes are preachy rather than pithy, and way too on the nose. There's little subtlety in the delivery of the message, many of them are just too heavy handed. That said, there are two outstanding episodes that I would recommend: Replay and Six Degrees Of Freedom. Both were excellent. More like this, less of the other!

Didn't care for it at all. I felt that it just repeated tired horror movie tropes over and over until the anti climactic ending which made little sense. The ending was not set up well. There was a symbol shown several times, but not elaborated on. I did find "Aunt Lydia" suitably creepy, up till the end. Then I just went, "Huh?" She announces that the surviving character is some previously unmentioned supernatural entity, whom she and several fat old naked people want to worship. Ooooookay. It would have been nice if you'd explained this little cult even existed prior to their appearance in the final scene. As it is, there's very little to latch onto, it all feels very choppy and haphazard, and the ending lacks any impact because you don't have a clue what just happened. Dumb

Loved this one. Very interesting and unique take on the zombie movie genre (of which, I'm not much of a fan). The child actor is very good, and she really helps sell this one. But more than anything, it's just a good story told well.