Nathan Juran

A clever concept, great setting and (mostly) talented cast. The first 5 episodes were compelling, but all of the creativity was in the initial setup and character development. By the later episodes, the artfulness was all but lost. The writing was socially obedient, with extremely predictable "twists" and a woefully disappointing ending that resembled a teenage summer camp horror flick. Hoping that if there is a season 2, it maintains more of a suspense-mystery-thriller identity with new supernatural information revealed in each episode.