aijaburkevica

I could never have imagined that a series could start so promisingly (season 1 was perfect!) and turn out to be so pointless, empty, boring. It was supposed to be a crazy horror series, nerve-wracking and with unexpected plot twists, step by step uncovering some horrifying secret about this strange place. It was necessary to create such an intrigue that the audience would wait for the next season with impatience and biting their nails. However, at this point I realized that I had lost interest in the resolution of the plot. I have no fear of the horrors of this place, no sympathy for the people who end up there. Their behavior is annoying, boring and predictable. Most of them are no longer what they were in the first season, those strong characters like Kristi, Boyd and others. So sad. There is a feeling that there are no more scriptwriters here, that the actors themselves are chaotically and desperately improvising something in order to finish the season with their last strength. Dialogues are repeated from episode to episode, events develop slowly and hopelessly.

P. S. And dear monsters - please eat Jim, he has become so annoying and unlikable that I don't want to see him again.

It's a horror series. Terribly stretched. Terribly boring. Has lost all initial intrigue. Has lost its terrifying charm from the first season. Stretched out like a wrongly washed woolen sock, which, moreover, has lost a pair. Rotten vegetables, a couple of red stones, pointless arguments and empty dialogues - this is how you can briefly describe the content of this series. This series reminded me of a pathetic genetic experiment that deserved a stab of misericordia to be released from its miserable existence... I will wait for the last episode of the season to be released and watch it then. Maybe it will make more sense.

I really enjoyed the beginning of this series. Horror, mythical mysteries, predatory creatures, the strange way people end up in this godforsaken place. Now I feel like I'm too old to wait for the resolution of the series. It's more likely that I'll die of old age before any significant facts are revealed and any real progress in the series begins.

Are the creators of the series really not afraid that they will start losing viewers? If this ingenuity was complemented by something more, for example, a good dark humor, then the show would be more enjoyable. Now everything is gloomy, everyone is bickering without meaning and Tabitha is constantly yelling: no, no, no, no, no, which is actually the most annoying thing.