Alex “Aliya” T.

Not for me. Hard to find the heart and likeability in the characters. They're all very unrelatable. And the horror elements are unique and novel which is cool, but they're also not in any way empathisable or relatable to me. I'm not interested in the kinds of horrors that this show depicts. So. Didn't have fun. Didn't like it. Didn't relate. Didn't like anybody. Not for me :/ It felt like nausea for nausea's sake. Nothing moving or likeable. Did not not pass the vibe check. Epic fail. One out of 10 conjoined twins. Point for novelty.

Came here for a biting comedy about a bitter woman in a labourous marraige. The main character is not the hero here, which was a fun twist. She's the problem but she can't see it. I can say i relate to a character like that in certain moments of my life. So 5 stars because it made me think and reflect and cringe watching myself through a fictional character. The twist with the main character's friend and the cop was very sweet, i liked it a lot. Her twist in particular i liked a lot, her motivations and character were also very relatable to me as someone who is like her. Plus the cliffhanger of season 1 was sweet but sad. I've been there. So. I had fun, i related, i loved it. Oh! The cinematography is my favourite part of this! The switches between Sitcom Perspective and Crime Perspective is very funny and exciting. Also helps that Kevin is kind of cartoony by design. Yanno it's weird i dont think I've ever seen Kevin in Crime Perspective and i dread the day I'll have to

Made me feel good. Feels like im watching real people living in a fantastical dream and working through the main conflict through this unique premise. Loved it. Not game changing or anything like that. But it made me very happy and i was incredibly moved by the wholesome ending. So 5 stars because i had lots of fun. Magical in its embracing of the ordinary and your complex relationship with how you feel about being alive, generally. "Very human design" lol

My absolute favourite horror show. The heart of the family is the thing that holds it all together and makes me keep coming back. And the imagery of how people are shaped by trauma was hauntingly visualised. The scene between the eldest brother and the youngest brother in the apartment staircase was so well done and felt so real that i still randomly think about it. A lot of complex emotions conveyed through very simple dialogue and grounded acting. I literally replay that scene when i get bored, it was truly awe-some

Creepy. But loads of fun! Nauseating. Absolutely harrowing. It was fun. Had it's moving pro-feminist moments that are worth sitting through the horrific bits for (some, literally)

Nevermind the ironic dark humour and fun pacing, the ragtag team is to die for. I really enjoyed all of their character progressions, especially MM. The show makes sure to use every new bit of info to add more depth to their characters instead of harping on just one characteristic. They feel more like real people in that way. On my re-watch list for the action, comedy, catharsis, social commentary and mostly the heart of the story which are its characters and committed stances on morality while also letting their characters accept themselves as they are. No conveniently maleable morality here. They do the bad thing and know they're doing a bad thing, like real people do. Only thing i don't personally like is how Homelander is made to be sympathetic and unnaturally kind to just one particular person to show his humanness. Not because it doesn't make sense with his character but more so because i just really really really really really really hate him. Like, A Lot. Oh, for people who know a little about the avengers and the dc superheroes there's very tasteful, campy and funny imitations in the way characters are dressed or talked about in the public eye. Which is a nice touch. A good snicker moment.