Bo Huggabee

Season one is fantastic. Amazing scifi thriller. Season two is bullsht. Im watching the last episode and its endless power ballad music, no story, nothing from the main storyline except a few multi verses and crazy deaths, and ends with a cliff hanger... i skipped 99% of the episode to shut off the damn power ballad music that has the same sequencing over and over again... the second season had a great twist that ended in one episode, and there could have been countless ways to continue it. Instead the final episode is basically about a date... its 8 episodes. You would expect them to be capable of closure, like it should be. Instead they dumped peacemaker into an alternate reality and shut the door. Show over. No season 3. Worst ending. Just garbage. It gets 3 stars for season one and reduced for season 2’s worthless ending

A period vampire film on tier with 30 days of night. But it takes a loooong time to get to the point. However, the development isnt too annoyingly slow. Feeling similar to from dusk till dawn. They had to have spent a fortune on sets and production because its fantastic. But the dialogue is anywhere but period correct.

A film that tried to be deep and shocking but was epically annoying. The intro is boring. The music is annoying. Then its just drama! Dead bodies and trying to be artistic but ultimately pushing the audience away. Just loud shouting music for minutes and no real natural normal story development. Its just a mess. I shut it off

Surprisingly good, considering the film was described as “mom hires nanny.” The film however, offers an insight into motherhood in a way, that even with all my education, represented unpredictable circumstances. I learned a little bit more about how postpartum episodes can change the minds of women. I had no idea about psychosis after child birth. The film is experimental through it where the viewer just wonders what and why. This nanny is too intuitive... then it all comes together as a symbol of what we lose through aging. It not only represents the struggles of a mother but the struggles of losing your fondest period of life

After watching it. Im wondering why it was green lit.

How anyone can give this 5 stars has no idea what quality is. All we do is watch rose byrne and that jewish guy from those teen movies. The writing is utterly pointless... and when a fun moment might happen all we get is a cliche or forced nonsense. Its embarrassing to admit i watched this worthless series.

A film with excessive and unnecessary sounds. The audio quality is like a soap opera. Crunching food in the mouth. Smoking a pipe. The opening scene is just obnoxious average home sounds and I had to skip forward to escape them. By the time they discover the body, im already so bored and annoyed i missed it and dont even know what or why. . I was hoping this cast would be half decent in a film like this, but it feels so forced and lazy. It feels drawn out and like csi episode that ran on way too long. They had to use unnecessary sounds everywhere as filler! It just pissed me off. Why does everyone today think i need to hear a cup being filled with liquid, or chewing sounds, or just anything other than dialogue?!

I enjoyed the melancholy, but creative serenity. Walter’s day dreaming was a strong contrast, though particularly apparent in meaning, still mirrored the exact same excuses i had for day dreaming. The scenery is beautiful and the story developing into a simple rationality about life. Not all progress is good.

I found the film fun, and offering the exact same creepiness of my child hood. I never got to play the games, because games were too expensive, and being a horror game, my parents would never have even considered buying it. We did however have a small demo and video on the disc that came with the playstation, which scared the shit out of me as a kid. This film’s style is well done. i enjoyed alot of the cinematography choices. Its not a blockbuster feel, and it offer a different vibe. Where it has a smaller set feel and i liked that. Almost exactly how i felt as a kid. Disparity... it gave me some fantastic chills through out and thats what i enjoy about horror. According to other reviews the accuracy isnt here but i cant confirm or deny that. However i can say. Its a solid horror with sub par cgi at moments and then other moments brilliant.

I couldnt even make it through episode one... one section of dialogue was so obnoxious, quiet, but said so quickly, that even with closed captions, i couldnt understand what they were saying, i got tired of rewinding to try to read what they said..., i was already struggling but holding on because Jeremy renner is awesome, however the writing and direction just failed to capture any enthusiasm from me.