Shawn Dixon

Starts out well, and quickly becomes annoyingly dull. Too many plotlines for a single season. By episode 9, I could no longer see what direction the show was headed. Initially feels like gothic horror, but later takes a hard turn and comes across as a teen drama. The show uses poor attempts to shock and surprise with gender alternative roles. Which does little to make up for the lack of imagination and lackluster writing that went into this. Netflix made everyone wait too long for this stinker of a turd.

Reqularly scheduled broadcasting appears to be CW's kryptonite.

This series started out well, being unique and imaginative. However, each season has progressively become worse than the last. The writing is sloppy — using characters that never learn from their mistakes to advance the storyline. An entire cast of characters that were subject to trauma that show no signs of hypervigilance or self-preservation instinct. Jackson Robert Scott, or "Bode" as he is referred to in the show, is a terrible child actor — an anchor that slowly drags this series down. The third season was very difficult to watch. I'm only on episode 6 of the third season, and I'm already hoping that Key House burns to the ground in some sort of redeeming plot twist.

I had hopes for this show, but the second season's writing has become lazy and sloppy. Also, why is Rosie Perez flying around the world dressed like an off brand Carmen Sandiego?

The second season is about a witch that drags a vampire back in time to witch-camp, so that she may earn her knot tying merit badge. Meanwhile, in the present, the witch's friends and family are terrorized by another witch with a magical stress ball. Seriously, that second season was terrible.

Most of the 5 star reviews have to be fake. This movie was too awful not to have more mixed reviews. If you saw the trailer for Good Boys then you saw the best parts of the film; the rest is mostly garbage.