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I was thoroughly entertained on how bad this movie was. They reshot the same waterfall scene from 4 different angles to make it look like they traveled through the jungle. Most scenes were obviously green-screened. One scene was a monster approaching through a thick fog, 2 seconds later there was no fog anywhere in the forest. I had no idea what was going to happen next because each scene was random with weak plotline at best. Watch this movie with a lot of alcohol in your system or not at all.

Loved the first episode. An insightful dive into early/mid 1900s segregation mixed with lovecraftian monsters. I had high hopes for this show. From there it decayed into brutally wrathful social justice [social vengeance is better fitting]. I tried to keep watching and hope it would get better, but it didn't. There's good reason the sequel was cancelled. Don't waste your time with this one.

Interesting concept. Dark. Probably some version of our future. But weak story and characters makes it hard to get immersed beyond the dark realism.

This movie is science fiction only in the lightest sense [Mars instead of Earth]. But it felt more like a niche drama. Mostly it focused on the darker/uglier side of human nature at the end of the world. I might be giving it too much credit. If you set the bar low and expect nothing then you could see this movie through. It had good acting and believable characters, but little backstory is given and you'll never get the answers you're looking for.

Can't figure out how to play with friends. No explanation

Big fan of season 1 and 2, but the [keeping vague to avoid spoilers] ending to season 3 was comparably as bad as the ending to Game of Thrones or How I Met your Mother. Won't say what happened, but I will say the writers must have become incredibly lazy or lost funding because there's plot holes everywhere in season 3 [the final season] that are not addressed. A word of caution: Enjoy Season 1 and 2 if you like, but don't get excited for things to unfold in an entertaining way. Prepare for disappointment.

A neat premise with beautiful scenery, utterly ruined by a dull and empty plot. It feels like they spent their entire movie budget on Scarlett and didn't have anything left to mold an actual storyline. Plot summary: *spoiler*A cunning alien huntress from an advanced civilization comes to Earth to hunt men for food, only to spend the entire movie wandering around as a clueless damsel and then gets murdered by some random creep in the woods. Yeah, that's it.

Unfortunately, with plot holes galore, it felt more like a slightly larger-than-average wolf was trying to play Godzilla *poorly* and terrorize a small Norway city than anything to really do with actual Vikings. The movie had some pretty scenery with modest character development. A decent B film, but nothing spectacular. You'll likely forget about this movie after you watch your next horror movie.

DC you can't bury a bad storyline with big name actors and special effects... but you certainly tried. Had high hopes but the story was rushed and fragmented. Couldn't get attached to any of the characters because their backstory was minimal and dull. Maybe consider passing this off to Marvel, they tend to do a good job with a captivating storyline.

A hilarious and entertaining show. Would have been an easy 5 stars except for the final season. Not criticizing the sudden increase in political focus, but the story ends with a lot of loose ends: unknown conclusions to romances, a random funeral of a character we never met and can't relate to beyond "Well gee that sucks," no hints to how the mother going back to school panned out, where any of the characters went with their lives. I honestly thought the cut production by how abrupt many things cam to an end. Still a great series, just prepare for a bumpy ending.