The Cold

If you like watching the second half of a scene first then the first half second then this is an episode you'd love. But if you prefer to have some understanding of what's going on then like myself you'll be frustrated.

It's drama ridden and entertaining to a degree.

There doesn't seem to be any story line to follow yet, just a series of happenings.

Of course everything is predictable but that's what you'd expect so far.

I just hope they don't continue the trend of scene reversing or the long and slow dialogue moments.

I loved the first season, but the second is hard to follow. It doesn't seem to have a plot. Just a bunch of people running around killing each other.

Weaving as it does between character viewpoints this series is at in once claustrophobic, frightening, and bewildering in its action and story. Well done, and keeps your interest. Don't get too attached to any one character.

Reviewing episodes of a post-apocalyptic show is tricky, especially if it's without spoilers and (ultra) analyzing characters' decisions.

Neutrally speaking, I found it (+) satisfying with less gory action scenes than I expected, especially the (mild) scenes in the snow which didn't belong to the "hemoglobin enjoyable" close-up fights and instead an utter melee of frightened, bewildered and decisive people struggling in a super confused environment.

I don't mind the story and plots to be told in whole reverse, forward or a combination of the two. The reverse trick was good and added to the Loco atmosphere.

So far, what it needs is more bloody action, more gut-wrenching scenes and more stupid decisions leading to creation of more zombies. The VFX is very good, add to it some brains, flesh and bowels in fast-forward motion, splashing all around and into their noses and mouths.

Black summer is LOCO. Make us feel that "ice-cold" hellish fire for real, eyes glued to the screen and breathing hard.

Reminds me of the walking dead when they had the all out war and nobody was hitting anybody with bullets. Like come on that ambush scene is so bad literally 2 metres away and like 2 people died terrible writing.