Christian Dunn

!! LIKE A LIVE ACTION ANIME!!!! (....but Netflix didn't mess this one up) I had my doubts based off of the vague trailer released by Netflix. Although I gave it a chance and I am very glad that I did. I was hooked from the start and stayed hooked even despite the obvious CGI effects once the first monster was introduced. Despite the obvious CGI and the overly repetitive playing of the same imagine dragons song, this show was great and I cannot wait until season 2 is released. By the third episode I realized this horror was something pulled straight from my nightmares. Friends and foes alike. More like humans and monsters alike. Monsters rising from every corner that don't stay down no matter how many times you swing a bat. The writers through away any limitations in creating the monsters and it worked out well in their favor. The types of creatures brought forth have no limits in the forms they can appear in. This show stands out from the typical American horror series or movies. Frankly it looks down on them in a good way. If you need a good refresher from the exhausted horror movies this is definitely what you need. Once again. Leave it to the Koreans.

I'm usually the biggest hater of period pieces set that far back in the past. Although this series completely swept the rug out from under my feet and hit me with a fascinating right hook. I can confidently say that I woke up and apologized. Such an incredible journey of two worlds becoming one. With every every corner of the story being closely woven together in such a beautiful fashion. The actors are incredibly talented and the special effects truly hold up to the standard of special. This is a show that could not have been made anywhere other than Korea. They absolutely poured their hearts into bringing a once in a lifetime story to life. I suggest you watch the entire series at least twice. I'm not a betting man but I'd put money on you googling "Arthdal Chronicles Season 2" daily, after watching this master piece.