Ryan Peck

The first season was a miniseries based on a book about the ship THE TERROR, with some creative additions. I thought it was engaging and very well done. The second season has nothing to do with THE TERROR, though it is a historical event with some folklore added, like the first season. I stopped watching the second season halfway through feeling the story contained a lot of filler and should have wrapped up in 5 episodes.

There are plenty of puzzles and plenty of Wesker. Probably the best save room music in any RE game. This game deserves a remake.

The people telling their stories all use the same dramatic pauses, same tone and diction. These witnesses from all over the country all happen to talk the same way when retelling their encounters. Other than coming off as scripted, it's an entertaining show.

This movie is difficult to watch. The film centers around a person in a descending spiral of mental issues during the social-standing turbulence of the 1980s. I would never want to watch it again and I would not recommend it to anyone dealing with a mental issue involving social standing. The film caused me to think differently about people and having more compassion about what they may be dealing with internally. In the end, I actually felt negatively about Bruce Wayne/Batman at the end of the film.