Mad As Hell

First- Parents, there is some action and a bit of language, but nothing graphic to hide the kids from. Second-Every work of art should be judged based on the artist's intent and as a result I give this series a top rating of ten stars out of ten stars. It's an independent production that knows its audience. Robert Parham gives it a "kitchen sink" approach similar to early indie auteur projects from Spike Lee or Michael Mann. The story was pretty good, it plays like an action movie, of course, but there's a lot of emotions and dramatic performances. I was very anxious on how it would end. Always great to see the Bay on screen!