Eric Armstrong

If you are just interested in watching a movie for constant action and little to no plot, this movie is perfect, if you care about characters and story....I'd look elsewhere. None of the characters were likable from the beginning and they...didn't improve as the movie went on. Kind of just stayed bad. The movie was also mostly action, so you'd get 1 to 3 sentences of semi-plot in between battle scenes. To give people an example of the excellent writing, theres literally a scene where a character says "I dont know how to do this" (as in how to use a parachute) and all the main character says is "you can do this" and goes on to not explain it to her.

Its like the Wish version of A Quiet Place. The story in general makes no sense and you wait basically the entire movie for nothing to happen. Along with that there are major plot holes, such as they all have to be quiet but the deaf character needs their iPad that they can't hear on full volume for some reason. They talk throughout the whole movie and only....most? Of the sign language has subtitles. Some they just didn't bother to do. Another plot hole is how apparently these things just charge into whatever is making noise, and no one thought to just run a bunch of wood chippers. One guy did, once, and they all flew into it, not at it but into it. But I am surprised nowhere else on the planet thought to do this en mass. Honestly though the worst offense was how much noise and how much talking everyone did when they all know sign language and didn't need to talk to communicate. I also liked how the deaf person waited for someone to stop shouting from another room before continuing their conversation. Ya know, as if they could hear the person.

Honestly could have been a lot better. The characters claim character development at times without actually having any and 8/10 episodes are all about the same exact issue instead of anything about the park or the demon that's possessing the dog. In eps 8 and 9 they suddenly try to bring the show back to this huge mystery that until now wasn't even a mystery. Person went missing in a house full of demons: the mystery: What happened to them? Seeing as we have had NOTHING so far say that it wasn't the demons...I am gunna take a wild guess here. Then episode 10 comes and it feels like its meant to be this huge pay off for the whole season with big events happening but none of it feels earned. Like they tried to do something on the level of weirdmagedon from gravity falls without actually doing the 2 seasons of work it took to get there and honestly only about half a season of character development if that. Could have been a great show but it didn't deserve the grand last episode of the season that it did and the writer felt like they had a very one track mind for all of the issues in 8/10 episodes tying back on a metaphorical level to one characters very specific personal issue and didn't really give the other characters a time to shine or really address this issue as it should have.

bad acting, bad writing, bad....everything. I forced myself through 3 episodes and if it takes this much bad content for it to eventually become good its not worth it, sad because the setting could have made a nice show