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I enjoyed the first season. Not the most creative or unique concept, but the characters are interesting and their relationships are fun and adorable. My main criticism is that the main character seems a little too perfect. Humble and good-natured without any real flaws to overcome. If it gets a second season, I'd like a little more character development.

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! A show that knows its audience incredibly well, and achieves adult content and horror without falling back on tired themes like sex, drugs, nudity, CGI monsters and jump scares. The unsettling atmosphere, mystery and dark humour all come together for a wonderfully unnerving experience. If you haven't watched it, I'd definitely recommend it!

A movie that felt like it was just... there. A wasted concept of technology and magic existing simultaneously, just a generic road trip movie with magic tossed in for no real reason.

Awful, boring and a complete waste of an already well-established franchise and amazing characters. There was nothing original about this flabby, unattractive thing masquerading as a movie. Cheap boomer humour and over half the dialogue being either outdated puns or quotes from better movies, paired with an overall underwhelming use of animation, and a horrible, lacklustre story, I don't know why I expected better, given this studio's rather bleak reputation, but even if I had expected it to be bad, I still would have been (and was) terribly disappointed.

Predictable and rather underwhelming. No real suspense or surprises. Just a generic movie.

A pretty respectable plot for a straight to DVD sequel. I appreciated the twists and the reimagining of the original story, especially for a sequel released so long after the original.

Dreadful, lazy and a chore to get through. The Queen of Darkness deserved better.

Terrible. A horrible reimagining of a great movie that already exists. The songs and autotune are rough, the motivations of the villains are far more skewed and the overall plot had nothing new of substance to add to make it a worthwhile 'remake'. Not worth the money I spent to see it.

Way ahead of its time. This show is the epitome of uplifting 80s and 90s style while also exploring the consequences of many serious issues. Following a man who lives his life zapping into other people's bodies, trying to fix the major event that went wrong in their life to improve their future, there are several episodes that are so mature and heartwrenching while others are more comedy and uplifting. From episodes about racism, religious acceptance, and rape survival to mob bosses and rock stars, the show explores people from all walks of life, so there really is something for everyone.