Matt Gwozdz

Pretty standard mainstream comedy romance, but executed well. Good gags. Good dialogue. Jen Lawrence and Andrew Feldman have the right kind of awkward chemistry. Fun little romcom to watch on date night.

Good old fashioned Hollywood block buster, made exceptionally well. Not often does this sort of quality film get produced and released by the studios nowadays. Classic kind of ‘Sunday night movie’ banger. Loved it.

Suspenseful as f*ck. Well scripted. Well acted. No bullsh*t thriller.

Fresh take on the vampire genre. Really well put together film. Enjoyable watch start to finish.

Don’t bother with season 2 unless you’re into watching a director try his very best and fail at filming a romance between two actors who have negative chemistry for each other.

Filled with every imaginable cliche and more, this show is so packed full of cringe you’ll be wincing in your seat. Impressively, the series manages to deliver a tediously predictable & simultaneously completely unbelievable storyline. The final episode really raises the game, and delivers a series of such genuinely ludicrous twists - the sense of realisation you’ve wasted 8 hours of your life watching this show is really something. As others in the reviews have mentioned, the scenery is quite stunning. A real shame the script makes this show borderline unwatchable. Word of warning to potential viewers: the show starts somewhat strong, and descends into something truly dreadful. Don’t be fooled… People wonder why more audiences don’t watch local programming, but when this is the quality of a full scale production it’s a wonder why anyone watches at all. You can’t help wish the producers used the budget on something/anything else.

Got suckered into watching this by the 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. Wasted 93 minutes of my life. The protagonists are too feeble to actually sympathize with. The main villain manages to come off as far too sane and of sound mind to be capable of doing the things he does. Most of the film you’re questioning how likely any of this story is to occur - and that’s because so many of the vital decisions the characters make are implausible beyond belief. It’s an hour and half of feeling on edge and uneasy, but at the end of it all none of the story makes sense, none of the characters are remotely likeable, and you realise that in fact you don’t care for anyone or anything in the movie.