khazoo O

absolute and complete farcical garbage! I can only reason that the actors were being paid a fairly decent fee to actually want to be seen acting in this series! But their lack of effort just adds to the farcical and rambling notion that there is any believable storyline. As for the script writers - as previous reviewers have suggested - they must be absolutely devoid of any knowledge of life and the way society actually runs........

as with other reviewers of this movie, I too was left asking so many questions to events that were included but remained unresolved! I now kinda understand after researching the Clovehitch Killer.... the general 'plot' is based on the true story of the 'pillar of the community, scout leader family man' who back in the 1970s tied up, tortured and killed 10 women over a period of 30 years. His downfall and capture was his arrogance and ego! He stopped his killing spree for 10 years and it was only a newspaper report that mentioned no more killings meant he had probably died, that prompted him to taunt the police.........and as we know, DNA etc had advanced....! Whereas the real Clovehitch killer had a teenage daughter, the script writers gave him a teenage son for this take on the storyline. And also devised their own twist on how he was caught and dealt with......so I kinda forgive them leaving the unanswered question of what happened with the final victim, as there wasnt one in the real story of how he was captured, arrested, found guilty and imprisoned for 175 years!

Apart from the cringe-worthy and annoying acting of Paula Patton the start of this series grabbed my attention and interest. However, the great storyline is marred by what could have been avoided pot-holes! Laura and Nico 'know' that the next victim will be killed in an alley behind one of the nightclubs so arrange to be there to stop it - Laura believes she has spotted the victim inside one of the clubs...... why did Nico place his hand over her mouth and grab Laura like a kidnapper on the dance floor inside the club instead of just saying hi? And why, considering they were both there to intentionally stop the murder of an obvious victim, did they concentrate only on each other outside the club and allow the victim to still be murdered? ......have not managed to watch all the episodes as irritation keeps creeping in, but will try as other reviewers appear to rate it.