David Shindler

Really good acting through out, great sub-plots, but poor main plot. We see tonnes of scenes and detail about our main characters, which is good. Even their midnight ghost stories are entertaining. However, these are just things that should work to establish and maintain the main storyline. Unfortunately, the main story is setup, dragged in the mud and then dropped. I would have accepted the cliff hanger ending, if you can even call it that, but those sorts of endings only work in films no longer than a couple of hours, not a series that's span upwards of 10 hours. Good storytelling should reward the listener. If I had known this was not actually a spooky supernatural story with rewarding results, and was more of an emotional cry-fest that offered little more than dying people trying to come to terms with death (truely bleak), I probably would not have bothered, as this was not what was advertised to me.

Where do I begin. The cast of this Netflix film was spot on, with each person playing a convincing role. Alongside this was the visuals which were also exceptional. However, neither acting nor visual effects can make-up for story issues, which this film has. I will not spoil the film for those who wish to watch it, but I will say this, we start the film with little in the way of explanation or exposition and by the films end we are still left asking what the Heck is going on. The film also leaves us with a hint of 'hope' for humanity, which is a complete farse when you think about the cold reality of where it leaves our characters. I can say with assurance that I will not be watching it again.