Once Upon a Time...

Ok, one is for sure, they have monsters, vampires, ghosts who wants them to murder, before they kill them, sure somewhere must have cure, weapons, instructions how to beat that creatures! There is something not quite right there, but we'll see. This show does start to look up associate trying to help this people and stop this madness and horror! And the funny moments is when Boyd before someone try to shoot him, he is always says, I think this will help and point some junks! The series is incredable my rating has 9/10 beacause the horror is close to movies as like It Chapter One And Two, The Watchers, Mirrors 1/2.

The boring new characters are put into positions where the audience is expected to feel something for them, after they do literally nothing the entire season.

The plot is expanded in minuscule amounts, but those minuscule amounts are what make the finale a 7/10.

Overall, it feels like the writers are unable to establish what they want to create and it is very likely, that they're going to write themselves into a circle. Looping endlessly around different developments without actually addressing the initial story elements. This is very evident from their focus on new characters as opposed to existing characters.

"From" needs to decide what it is, is it a horror/drama hybrid or is it a drama/family show, because this season felt like it kept bouncing between the two, and this will ultimately kill the show in the same way the The Walking Dead, died.

On season 2 overall: Mumbo jumbo character development with lots of worms and screaming, lovely girls with lovely outfits, situations that defy logic and not that season 1 was super thrilling, at least it had nice smiley creatures scare, but this one was just one mistake after another, one improbable event after another and lots of milking to get to 8 episodes.

'Lost' vibes. Unimpressed.

• Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6
• Production value/impact: 6.5
• Development: 7
• Realism: 6
• Entertainment: 6
• Acting: 7
• Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
• VFX: 7
• Music/score/sound: 6.5
• Depth: 5.5
• Logic: 3.5
• Flow: 6
• Drama/horror/mystery/sci-fi/thriller: 6.5
• Ending: 6.

Overall, this season was awful!

We had about 8 episodes of dialogue, boring characters, poor acting, crying, arguing, etc. I thought I was watching a mystery horror? Not a god damn soap opera!

We had more mysteries thrown at us and not a single answer to anything.

Fool me once (Lost), but fool me twice (From)? No thanks! I am not sticking around to have my time wasted, get poor or no answers and a dire grand finale like we had in Lost.

I will not be sticking around for Season 3. There are much better series out now I.e, Silo that has mystery, good acting and you get answers.

I am certainly not falling for these Lost writers again. In the end From will be about some stupid good and evil place that stops evil from spreading to the world *rolls eyes* (reference to Lost).

Go watch a well written and acted series instead is my advice.

Season one was great. New, scary and puzzeling. Unfortunally I went from plesantly surprised (S01) to unpleasantly disapointed (S02).

Season two is just soo boring. They talk and then talk some more.

Almost like a daytime soap opera. Very few scary moments, nothing makes sense and almost nothing substantially really happens in 10 episodes. The plot got confused and scattered.

It seems like the producers (and they are not the only one nowdays) makes it top priority to milk as many seasons possible with this show.

How nice it would have been if they instead had made one good season and finished it off with a good strong ending and conclusion.