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Spoiler Alert: I was not ready to be so taken away by this series. Two incredible actors with intense character development to the extent that they felt real to me. To have someone intertwined into the deep fabric of your core life, for twenty years, then losing them means losing part of your soul...that's what it felt like. I think it hit home a lot harder because I have been with my soulmate for almost twenty years, we have grown in so many ways, and the series introduced a comparatively real-feeling illustration of what losing him would be like. It was strangely simple, just true normal lives that exemplified the majesty of love to the extent that I couldn't stop watching. I think it was also so heart wrenching because the series was so incredibly well done. Congratulations to all involved in this production!

Spoiler: I especially like the part at the end where two guys have to abolish two young women who were the root of their own sins and therefore the channels of pure evil 🙄 That's right, kill the women for your own mistakes. The other two women in the film were helpless and somehow fell asleep right after severe demon attacks...there they were, napping in the chapel. I cringed at Russel Crow's accent but he did what he could with the whole situation. All-in-all, I would like my time back please. Brutal.

So funny. Another great Canadian show :)

Oh that was bad...like...really bad. I want the last two and a half hours of my life refunded. I found it derivative and predictable, even laughable at times. Should have watched the original Psycho movie or Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf like I'd planned. I kinda want an apology.