Steve Nau

This film has no redeeming qualities. Bad the whole way through.

If bad acting is in fashion this movie should get an Oscar

Not funny. Bad actors. Bad script.

Worn out is too mild a description of the plot. The dialogue was stupid and trite. One of the only two scenes in the movie with any action was filmed in almost total darkness so you couldn't see most of what was going on. Similar to Yellowstone where they assume pretty scenery is a good substitute for a good plot, good acting and good script.

Another weak Amazon production. After five episodes I still don’t understand what the point of the story is and it moves so slow I don’t care anymore.