Amy C

It’s was entertaining, not as accurate as it could have been. I’m giving it a 3 stars because I could not understand what Sam Worthington was saying most of the time it was almost like he was mumbling when he spoke. There were a couple other characters who one time or other did the same. I don’t know if it was poor editing or a stylistic choice to sound like they had a drawl, but a lot of the story was lost on me. The real story of the Texas killing fields is worth watching.

Brooke refuses to accept that what she did was soft child pornography. To deny she knew or even acts shocked today shows an immaturity and refusal to accept how the money was made. I don’t mind Brooke at all and think she was taken advantage of. The unrealistic talk at dinner with her daughters as they “so wisely” told her that her movies would not be made today was laughable. She was shocked and acted like they were opening her eyes. Didn’t she graduate from a University, sit down girls, totally a set up moment by the director. Her girls are so wise and Brooke still so innocent. Interesting to watch, but don’t expect any break throughs.

When the ferret ran into the fireplace on the first episode and came out with just his tail on fire and proceeded to set the house ablaze. I realized it was gonna be horrible writing. Turned it off and watched I survived a Serial Killer. At least that show is realistic.