At World's End

The mini-series was done impressively with the little budget it had. The acting from Angus is fantastic and really makes some sequences feel far more believable. If anyone like him was in here but with even a little less acting quality, this series would probably knock itself down a star or 2 from it alone. He carries this show so much.

Season 2 improves on a lot, only to fall back on the things that used to be neat but have dragged this series down severely, which knocked this show down a star.

That being said, the show does pull off things well, at least in the 2nd half of the first season. There's a somewhat basic formula that gets slightly shaken up, sometimes for better and other times for worse, but in the end, its a mostly satisfying indie minishow that might not disappoint most people.

From the very first episode I was instantly amazed by the quality of this mini series. Drone shots, amazing angles, something I wouldn't expect from someone so young working essentially on there own.

The story line becomes even more gripping when we enter the camera diaries. It may seem cliché, but it fits extremely well, with fantastic acting.

This guy is a talented game designer and horror game developer, and sure does know how to send a shivver down your spine.

I always get excited as a new episode comes out, as I really do enjoy wondering what's going to happen!

8/10. Would recommend a watch, the episodes are a nice perfect length.