clark cant

Well I tried to watch this but since the director decided to film it almost completely in the dark what was the point. It's not cinematic if the person watching it only can see a black screen and maybe a little bit of a highlight of a person. At the 45 minute part I just stopped watching it because I didn't see the point. And anyone who says adjust something no I'm not adjusting any settings on my TV for one program.

Boring AF! Nothing happens to move a storyline. I just saw that The last episode is next week? They haven't even explained anything of the story. Kept waiting for something interesting or intriguing to happen. This is more disappointing than the last episode of Lost and that was a epic fail. Season 2 who cares hopefully not doesn't matter

It would be a great show if you could see what the hell was going on... It's not cinematic to film things in the dark where the viewer can't hardly see what is happening. 15 minutes in and I don't care what this show is about. If I can't see what's going on, then I don't care

I tried to watch this program. But since 3/4 of it is filmed in almost complete darkness what's the point! It's not cinematic, edgy or great filmmaking if you're filming in the dark! This seems to be the new trend. Let's film night scenes or inside dark rooms like we're really there. I guess as a filmmaker you didn't watch the footage back and notice you can't see anything! Other than that the rest of it is pretty much garbage also.

Great cast and plot that keeps you guessing. It's a shame something original and thought-provoking can't be continued on Netflix. I guess a show about with native Americans isn't in with the Netflix hierarchy!