ever since my accident

This was definitely a movie that had everything in it. For better or for worse. SIster Honey was great. There were a lot of "figure it out yourself" thrown in there. The charlatan priest on that sleazy show where he discusses "Bune" was really interesting and I wonder if it was a representation of something else. I feel like a horror writer needs to be precise in what they're trying to portray and he took on a bit more than he could handle. It could have been way better than it was if not for the jarring tone/plot change. It all could have been there just maybe in a different medium. A minseries similar to Netflix's House on Haunted Hill. That show took on way more than horror but it was done correctly. Also, shout out to (ex) sister Mary's acting. I don't know her name but I will look out for her in the future

Binged this over the holiday. At first I thought it was just Ozark lite but made for an older conservative audience. Which is true in some regards but there's some fun to be had as well as an interesting story behind everything. If they focused more on Native Americans and their storylines they would be writing a much better show. Beth's a little over the top. If they showed the realistic toll that much drinking would take on a person we'd have a completely different show.The way they portrayed the animal rights activist was cringe-worthy. It's like they took your oldest, most miserable Aunt's facebook posts and brought them to life. They're misguided, childish, and hateful. They pick and choose what stereotypes they want to entertain. Jaime and Beth's relationship is so confusing. Beth is an abusive trainwreck who somehow just waltz's in and assaults whoever she wants, whenever she wants. Jaime is apparently an evil person? John is a great character. If not stoic and dated, he's a good patriarch type. The main flaw of this series is the takeaway that their is any realism in this. i don't know why so many hollywood actors get old and make western style-martyr stories like this. I guess it's just the culture. In reality, the world would still have good people in it without cowboys.