Stephen Power

Was the nose ring really necessary? It adds nothing to the characterization, and is distracting when reflecting in the light. On a more serious note, it's hard to believe that the script writer and the director probably went to college to study their craft. And still they end up producing this overlong pile of utter garbage.

Comes close to being in the 'it's so bad, it's good' genre of science fiction shows. But doesn't quite get there. It's just, so bad.

OMG this is abismal. Don't waste your time on it. It doesn't know if it's a drama or a comedy or something in between. It is too full of cliches and improbable storylines to list them all. It's not funny, It's not scary and it's not even interesting. But it is badly acted, terribly written and one of the most regrettable pieces of Netflix drama I've ever had the misfortune to watch. I've seen some garbage in the past, but none this bad .

Apparently it has some interesting plot twists, but I didn't get that far. Which idiotic casting director decided that Justice Smith - who sounds like he is auditioning for the live action role of Yogi Bear - was a good choice for the main male role?

2 hours of my life that I'll never get back. Terrible, hugely derivative, plot and script and some of the worst acting and most ridiculous accents I've seen on a screen. Don't bother.

She says to him...no touching I don't like touching. Very next scene... she's a passenger on his bike, touching his shoulders. It's that kind of bad writing that immediately had me switching off.

One character tells another that their last movie got 4% on Rotten Tomatoes, adding...'it can't go any lower'. Want a bet? This nonsense will be lucky to get 2%.