Lupe Barba

It had promise from the first few scenes. Then, the lazy writing kicked in. In order to keep the viewer watching, we are given poorly written hospital and law enforcement staff, and scenarios that make no sense. Det. Aida Kurt has to be one of the worst law enforcement officers. In episode 1, after learning there is another child out there, she's at the hospital belittling her fellow law enforcement officer (Gerd) about his involvement in the case being a conflict of interest. Shouldn't she be out canvassing the area and looking for the other child, and evidence. I did not like her character one bit. I was also fed up with Mattias. In the same episode, when the ambulance arrives at the hospital, where's the staff. Poor Hannah is left to wonder around with her little space blanket, all alone. So many flaws. I made it through half of episode 3 and then realized, hey, I didn't have to watch this horrible show. I do not recommend it.

I love me some Jennifer Lopez. But as this progressed, I was so embarrassed for her. It was awful. My grandchildren were laughing at how ridiculous this was. I had invited them and their friends over to watch it on Prime and for us to enjoy an evening. Then it began. I don't understand why she would do something so awful to promote herself. Jennifer Lopez has everything going for her. She has the love of her life, she has her children, she has so much money that she can help so many hungry children. She has fame, beauty and so much more. But why spend so much money on such an elaborate and ridiculous video to promote herself? Truly disappointing from this fan.

It started off okay and then became just an awful movie as it went along. The worst parts were at the end where Frank has his own son Phillip help him keep his big lie. It was so awful to see Frank yelling into his son' face because Phillip wasn't giving him the answer he wanted. And then, Phillip trying to figure out how to continue the lie. It was the worst writing because the writers insult their viewers because they think we forgot what was said during the movie. So many flaws! One example; Frank does jog with his other son, yet he is completely exhausted from jogging to the other cabin. Then, at the end, he is running after Phillip. Questions; was Bonnie really wearing wedgie heels at the picnic? Did Jim Gaffigan really allow for a sister/brother hookup possibility to be part of this movie he was in? Creepy! UGH! One more: 5 Months Later: Creepy continues with Frank leaning against the wall of his son's dorm room. Creepy! Double UGH!

One of the worst movies I have ever seen! Where to start! 1. The young actors were such bad actors. 2. When they come across the man in the middle of the road, why does their guide have to run out. Why not just put the injured man in the vehicle, and drive off??? 3. The ridiculous scene where the daughter runs out of the crashed vehicle was so stupid and just plain bad writing. 4. And REALLY, Mare gets away and finds Uncle Martin. 5. Is Nate really able to outrun the lion, who by the way, we have been told is so ferocious. Not only that, but wrestles it and lives after such a brutal attack???? I can't go on because I will end up with so many more reasons why this movie was so stupid and can not waste any more of my precious life. I don't know why Idris decided to make such a stupid and nonsense movie. It was beneath him. Or perhaps he needed the $. And, Idris's acting was pretty bad too. . It wasted 1 hour and half of my life.

It was okay A bunch of smart high school kids who can't figure out how to kill a zombie. Please! For at least the first 5 episodes, none of these students were kind to each other or had each other's back Lots of moaning and drama at a time when they should be otherwise. It became tiring. The zombie special effects and makeup was the only good part of this series

This is one of the worst things I have seen on Netflix. Here's why I am out after watching two episodes. 1. The main character is unlikable. She's terrible. Even though we are lead down a path to believe she needs sympathy. No. 2. Her female friends tell her to paint again. Once her male neighbor tells her to paint again, she's up in the attic willing to paint. 3. In Episode 2, there is no way anyone would take their "daughter to work" and leave her in the same room with a serial killer. I don't know, nor care if the main character is hallucinating, it was just bad TV. 4. The neighbor's girlfriend, standing in front of an open window in a bra. PLEASE stop exploiting these women. A woman standing in front of an open window in her bra is not acceptable and was only used in this series as exploitation. Shame on Kristin Bell and her husband Zak. Just like you exploited a serial killer eating a little girl. Was it worth the potential ratings? 5. The main character comes running out of her house with a knife to attack her neighbor. Wow! 6. On a minor note, how long does it take a handyman to fix a mailbox? 7. I want to repeat myself: the main character is unlikable. I gave it my time over two episodes and cannot stand this character any longer.I'm telling all my friends to skip this one. It can only get more ridiculous as it goes along. UGH! ALSO: She's afraid of the rain, but is in her large home, no garage or garage door available. Those scenes of K. Bell taking selfies were pathetic. Horrible series!

I always wonder why make female police personnel so disgusting in these type of series. Here we have one of the worst figures that represents women in law enforcement. She's rude, dismissive of her new supervisor, she's a flat out junkie. And even worst as far as a character is concerned, she's boring. Writers: there is no empathy for this character! Who cares! Why waste our time as viewers with someone no one cares about? Continuing to see her treat her partner/supervisor so awful, was truly awful. On the other hand, Baba and Lily are truly fascinating. Wish the series hadn't wasted my time with Lola. She's disgusting and a ridiculously, over played character by the actress who portrays her (always rolling her eyes like some teenager). The fifth episode where she gives an orchid to her boss in the middle of chasing a serial killer was so ridiculous. Horrible writing. A friend of mine made the comment that the series would have been so much better without this over-the-top, ridiculous character in it. By the way, a cop like her would never last this long in a law enforcement department. UGH!

The repetitive dialogue was so painful to keep listening to and yet I tried to hang in there. But, along with the awful acting by Linklater and Sloyan, it was too much for my brain to take. At episode 5, the worst regarding script, I realized that these actors must have become so sad for themselves that they are stuck with this awful script, that they just sold themselves out. Poor Gish especially. Over-acting (Sloyan), horrible dialogue, and a series that was approximately 6 episodes to long is why I gave this a 2-star. The only reason it didn't get one star is because the so-called angel/demon was the only scary part of this boring series. To bad we weren't scared enough, despite the stupid and loud popping music trying to tell us when to be afraid or trying to cheaply shock us. Such a let-down all around.

It was okay. It's the same tired formula from writers: moron teenagers that never listen and are disrespectful, toss in some drugs; the police never figure anything out til the end; a rogue cop; no one ever tells anyone what's really happening (even though there's a dangerous stalker near) and most annoying, after being so damn awful almost the entire length of the show, the last few minutes of the final episode, the disrespectful and awful teenager finds redemption and it's a "happy ending". Ugh! The part where the detective kills his partner for a dirty cop from another agency is ludicrous! Along with how there is never any police around, even after so much gunfire. Really? In this series, only the wicked and evil bad guys, and horrible teenagers, have the advantage, episode after tired episode. Til the so called "happy ending". Another thing I found hilarious, is how easy it was for anyone to enter anyone's home. Even when you know a crazy person is after you, lock your doors! The references to the "fairy tales" is what I feel has been a very successful ploy on the part of the writer to distract from poor writing.

Even though there are killers on the loose, the kids continue to be morons. So many flaws. SPOILERS: No way would a kid be able to walk after being snapped in a bear trap. Let alone climb stairs. Clearly, parents have never taught the kids about guns or the oxygen tank that keeps their baby sibling alive. First, the daughter can't hear. How does she know if she's knocked something over? Or creaking under her feet? But most important; there's a loud alien monster near!!! Then, she couldn't share her knowledge of how the aliens hate loud, piercing noise with her mom.It seems to me that one would stay put on the farm. I mean, where did all that water come from? What started the fire in the barn/ Aren't those preserves still good? Why leave to the unknown? You already know the loud noise and a blast of fire power will kill the enemy. The horrible daughter who is never grateful, takes the rifle and fishing equipment, and off she goes. Poor Emmett. Wow, did you notice that she ends up clean, in a nice sweater, by the fire, eating with her new friends. Not a worry in the world. Even after she was almost assaulted. Two by-the-ways: of course the black guy is gonna get it and, we now know the monsters can't swim (apparently they can navigate a boat). One more question, but I have many more, why did Marcus put his sibling in the box, using oxygen when they were already in a self-contained environment? I would have posted one star, but I do like Emily Blunt. However, Krasinski, you let me down. I can only hope that Part III doesn't disappoint. Also, the same music from Sicario. PS: the dumbest ending ever, the daughter standing on top of an alien, like some kind of warrior princess. Terrible!