Alessandro De Giuli

This show had potential that crashed to the ground in season 2. I really enjoined the first episodes when demonic and secular believes clashed and overlapped, but then something changed. Too many events are left hanging without any real closure and character started to feel like ... characters that are no longer believable. The struggle between the believers and the skeptical is gone and everyone seems to be ok with it, living their life in constant denial, but still accepting their internal struggle, even if includes dealing with murder.