Rylan Everett

If you're a fan of the book, DO NOT WATCH An absolute travesty! This "film" made a complete mockery of the book it was supposed to be based on, and very little of it is actually accurate, down to the description of the main character and key cannon details of the plot. (For example, Flasheart was shot--he didn't fall to his "death", and the twins put a moonstone around Freddy's neck, not a silver collar.) The acting's bad, the art style doesn't work, and the unnecessary added silliness and attempts to be funny are just cringe. Very disappointed. I always pictured this book as a movie when I read it several times as a kid, but not like this. This just isn't it. Read the book. The book's SOOO much better, please! Edit: I just noticed this movie is labelled as "Horror". Horror? I think not!

I like tattoos. Saw this on Netflix and thought it looked interesting. Honestly, I'm disappointed. First: the host is extremely annoying. She tries way too hard to be funny and just ends up coming off as cringey. Second: Witch jokes. As a Wiccan, I would like to personally thank the host for making a mockery of my religion. Seriously. It isn't acceptable to make jokes about other religions, so why do you think it's appropriate to joke about Wicca? It isn't just something "cool and creative" girls use to rebel. It's a sacred connection with the Earth and Nature. Not impressed. The tattoos are pretty and the artists' styles are interesting, but the show itself is cringey as hell. Typical Netflix trash.

I usually really like nature documentaries, but I absolutely despise this one. I couldn't even get through the first episode; I ended up stopping it when there were 10 minutes left! The show is, overall, cringey as all heck. It's targeted towards kids, but as an adult watching it, I found it to be absolute garbage: The narration is ridiculous and inappropriate. Time that could be spent providing actual facts and educational content is wasted on brain-numbing songs, potty humour, talking animals (eye roll), and crass jokes that children don't need to be hearing. This "documentary" series (if you can call it that) lacks any kind of educational value, and frankly, should be avoided at all costs. Typical Netflix trash.