La Smatte

One star each for Bill S. and Anthony H., as no matter how bad the movie is, they still make it worth watching. I saw reviews saying this was "thought-provoking"... In my opinion, it was a poor attempt at a social commentary disguised as a thriller with just about as much depth as the reasoning of a six year old. If you're going to make a thriller, make a thriller and leave politics out, or straight up make a movie about social struggles with some character development. The moral of this lazy story? Rich people : bad. Poor people : victims of rich people.

Brilliant show. Been mourning it ever since it ended. A bit old school good vs evil, but the story is excellent, the characters are interesting and the actors are so awesome you don't get caught up in the details.

Gross. Don't watch if you got kids (I don't, and I regret watching even partially). Lingers too much on the gruesome details of the crimes, much more than needed to establish mindset. I was interested to learn about the investigation, but it was more like a sick replay through Fish's eyes, and no amount of that can make one (a relatively 'normal' one) even remotely understand what was going on in his broken mind. Maybe I didn't "get" what the director was trying to convey and potentially missed an enlightening conclusion (I didn't watch the whole thing) but for what I learned about the case, it wasn't worth the nauseating account of what he did.