Dan McMullan

This will go down as one of the best horror series. Great acting and a deep script that keeps you engaged and thinking on the existential subject matter.

The sound engineer did a horrible job. The dubbing is very obvious, with everything sounding like it was recorded in a booth, regardless of the actors' surroundings. Add in lame acting, cheesy dialog, and a confusing story, and you have a movie so bad it's almost comical to watch.

Too much time is spent on character development. It needs more emphasis on the fantasy aspect of the story and less on the growing pains of teenage kids.