Twenty years ago, a series of tragic events almost ripped Millwood apart. Now, in the present day, a brand-new set of Little Liars finds themselves tormented by an unknown assailant.Twenty years ago, a series of tragic events almost ripped Millwood apart. Now, in the present day, a brand-new set of Little Liars finds themselves tormented by an unknown assailant.Twenty years ago, a series of tragic events almost ripped Millwood apart. Now, in the present day, a brand-new set of Little Liars finds themselves tormented by an unknown assailant.
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It's not a 10, but it's definitely not a 1 either.
This show is around a 7 or 6. This show has NOTHING to do with any of the story lines as this story line is happening at the same time as the OG.
The cast is very diverse, a little bit of everything.
For those who are comparing the previous shows, and all that. There is no comparison, you can't compare a show that is happening at the same time as the other show.
This show caters to an older audience, that audience is the same audience that has now grown up from the OG PLL.
It's on HBO, not Disney anymore. So you will hear curse words, nudity, drug use, blood, etc. It hits more of a slasher film, than anything. The new A is terrifying, whoever they are.
Give the show a chance. I think it has potential.
The cast is very diverse, a little bit of everything.
For those who are comparing the previous shows, and all that. There is no comparison, you can't compare a show that is happening at the same time as the other show.
This show caters to an older audience, that audience is the same audience that has now grown up from the OG PLL.
It's on HBO, not Disney anymore. So you will hear curse words, nudity, drug use, blood, etc. It hits more of a slasher film, than anything. The new A is terrifying, whoever they are.
Give the show a chance. I think it has potential.
Eh... should have a diff name
It really wasn't anything like the original show. I expected it to be somewhat similar but the pilot just couldn't catch my interest enough. The acting is meh. The storyline is meh. It's a show you have on while you're folding laundry.
Very disappointing
Nothing like the original... bad writing and disappointing casting in my opinion. The girls do not have the same natural chemistry the original PLL did. Everything about the show feels generic and blend.
I mean really? The antagonist is a blonde called Karen? Let's be a LITTLE original here please guys.
Plus with all these movie references you'd think they are film critics instead of normal teens. The acting is really dry for the most part and the dialogue is just as bad. And why is this show 55 minutes long? Keep it to 40 and you can take out all the unnecessary dialogue. And the annoying flash backs? Oh god... but honestly, change the name of the show because it had nothing to do with the original. In conclusion I'll be re watching the original PLL.
I mean really? The antagonist is a blonde called Karen? Let's be a LITTLE original here please guys.
Plus with all these movie references you'd think they are film critics instead of normal teens. The acting is really dry for the most part and the dialogue is just as bad. And why is this show 55 minutes long? Keep it to 40 and you can take out all the unnecessary dialogue. And the annoying flash backs? Oh god... but honestly, change the name of the show because it had nothing to do with the original. In conclusion I'll be re watching the original PLL.
PLL meets Scream meets Prom Night meets Jawbreaker
If you've come here expecting the ABC Family / Freeform level mystery drama formula and are unwilling to accept something new, you'll hate this.
If you're a fan of the 70s-90s era slasher films, you'll feel right at home.
A is no longer a peer in the high school holding onto secrets and manipulating people. This A is large. Masked. Scary. ENRAGED.
Straight out the gate there's (2?) murders and it doesn't stop there. As bodies pile up in Millwood, the threat to these liars and their liar mothers elevates. The stakes have never been higher.
This show is probably better suited for fans of the Scream TV series than fans of the original PLL, but the texts and looming presence of a mysterious secret keeper still keep it within the realm of the PLL universe.
If you're a fan of the 70s-90s era slasher films, you'll feel right at home.
A is no longer a peer in the high school holding onto secrets and manipulating people. This A is large. Masked. Scary. ENRAGED.
Straight out the gate there's (2?) murders and it doesn't stop there. As bodies pile up in Millwood, the threat to these liars and their liar mothers elevates. The stakes have never been higher.
This show is probably better suited for fans of the Scream TV series than fans of the original PLL, but the texts and looming presence of a mysterious secret keeper still keep it within the realm of the PLL universe.
Awkward Pacing, Recycled Material, Trying to Be too Many Things
Difficult to follow and you pay more mind to thinking about all of the other shows it reminds you of, without actually know what is going on in THIS show. The series does a great job at telling versus showing (not a good thing) and the conflicts are forced. Whether you expect this to be a true continuation of PLL or even existing in the same world, it is hard to watch because it is unclear what the story is. It is equal parts PLL, Scream Queens, and Riverdale with callbacks to other well-known slasher flicks but fails in having its own identity.
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