Eric Burton

Underwhelming compared to the first.

I actually think this film could be dangerous to people on the edge of crime.This deliberately shows all the mistakes that a criminal and indeed a killer can make. I knew he didn't clean the bottom 2 stairs when he dragged the body down and only wiped the top half so of course the blood stains will give him away on the lower part of the stair case where he wasn't so thorough. Having to go back to the scene of the crime because he forgot something reminded me of Hitchcock's Rusk where he went back for his neck tie pin in the potato truck. This is so nerve wracking cause it makes you feel the tension for the killer to get away with it but realising in real life this is terrible state of affairs.

Why are films always centred around females today? Like an oversaturation obsession, absorption of non stop female whimsical drivel?

I was waiting for the Sharon Tate murders or something gutsy in the film I mean hippies swingers and the 70s has been done to death with boogie nights and studio 54 being the pinnacle.

What could have been better character development between male and female thoughts and what they say and how they can resolve their differences was lost on this messy plot that went no where.

I don't usually like series as much as movies but this series is superb with great actors and a great message. However, like all good things, there are authorities that don't like certain messages conveyed so they have to suppress it from the public instead of allowing them the free will to choose. Sadly the network is not allowing season 2 for any revealed truth about who is this mystery man.