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Nah this sucked. Took every idea and concept already done by the franchise and completely butchered them all. Feels like a parody with all these boring teenage characters who can barely act.

After a strong and promising first season and a decent second season, 'From' finally manages to become just another boring so-called mystery series with a lacklustre third season. Probably around 90% of the scenes in Season 3 are just characters constantly screaming at each other. The supernatural premise we began with has now been fobbed off in favour of just constant neverending arguments like some reality TV show, to the point that who even cares what the mystery is anymore when all these characters have now lost their individuality and are just in screaming matches with each other. It's also painfully obvious how much of Season 3 is just copied from LOST. There's a (supposedly) super awesome cop who ends up in the town and immediately kills one of the residents by accident but still ends up being a part of the roster. Ana Lucia, much? And also, why the hell is Sara still walking around freely? Why are Jim and Tabitha comfortable letting her talk to their kids? She's literally a murderer, yet nobody in the town seems to care about that anymore. Victor was the only character who showed any promise but even he with his constant flippancy became boring. They brought his dad into it in season 3 and then that doesn't even go anywhere either. Not really. It's pretty lacklustre in terms of kill count as well. Aside from one or two, almost every major character from the first season is still alive at this point. Which would be fine if this wasn't supposed to be horror, but it is, yet the monsters are unbelievably weak and easy to counter. In the third season especially, they are ridiculously non-scary. They decide to try and break Boyd rather than kill him (because plot armour, of course), but this just leads to embarrassing moments such as one of the monsters literally handing Boyd the keys to an ambulance so he can escape, in return for which he sacrifices another resident (who doesn't even die there, by the way). I'm honestly amazed this show is getting a fourth season. The writers clearly don't care about it, the actors always look bored out of their minds, and there's literally no hook left to make me want to come back for Season 4. Three years this show has had to give some answers, and instead it's decide to just devolve into characters shouting at each other.

An enjoyable sequel/spin-off. Offers a little more insight into what's going on - namely, how 'Seers' come to be - without giving the mystery away completely. Works well for what it is. It's fairly gritty in relation to the scenario at hand without leaning too far into violence and blood for the sake of violence and blood. The ending, however, is pretty weak and unsatisfying. It suffers from the same problem that many overconfident movies do in that, rather than offering an actual conclusion to the previous 1-2 hours, it goes big and tries to set up future instalments that may or may not happen with a confusing new mystery that I don't care about. It's also slightly annoying that the ending isn't too dissimilar to the first movie's ending and would've benefitted greatly from having either a bleak ending or just any resolve that didn't feature a convenient safehaven right within reach of the surviving characters.

Peaky Blinders is different to the typical genres of TV that I traditionally watch, so I knew I was taking a risk when I first got into the series. But now, after being caught up on all four seasons (as of Jan 2019), it definitely ranks as one of my favourite TV shows. Really a truly remarkable piece of television.

This is an all time Zombie classic. Every actor does an amazing job in their roles. It's certainly one that shall be remembered for years to come, and lives up to the original "28 Days Later" in just about every way possible.

Really enjoyed it. Certainly stands out from every other Zombie thriller there is out there. Instead of focusing on action and blockbuster, this one takes human psychology into account, and what realistically would happen to one's mental health if such a scenario were ever to occur. Highly recommend it if you're sitting around one evening with nothing else to do.