Into the Woods

Everything in this series is done extremely well. It touches nerves and has a decent amount of suspense. The acting and directing is great. What bogs this this series down is the extended mellow-drama and 'weepy' scenes that are both excellent and worthy of watching, but they last for many seconds too long, and add nothing to the complete story as a whole. People watch this to be SCARED, and not feel sentimental for characters they barely know. Now, not that anyone can do anything about it, but you have an average of 6+ minutes of 'flashbacks at the beginning of the show. Well over 2 minutes of rehash, a 2 minute theme song, and then 2 minutes of end credits. It's a FORTY FIVE minute show! Stop pandering to SO many different audiences and tighten it up! The series 'LOST' had the same issues, but far worse. It was a bore-fest with a pointless outcome. Seriously! I would like to see this series survive for at least 5 years because it's very original and kinda awesome. But STOP teasing your audience with meager 'people drama' in each show. Give us some damn guts and gritty darkness worthy of the show's premiere. I doubt anyone will read this who is in charge of production, but it needed to be said. After so many decades of watching garbage dramas pretending to be "Horror/suspense", I really hope and pray you folks keep everyone on cast and crew employed for a LONG time. Bless you all.~

Boyd and Sara hike into the woods driven on by the voices and get beyond where Boyd has been previously. They encounter some mundane items albeit their presence is a mystery. A tragedy occurs and the work continues to get a working radio.

So pretty much nothing happens as usual, except Donna goes stir crazy, Jade returns to whining and Kristi worries about Kenny.

I have no confidence that these writers can close this all out satisfactorily in the finale, but my OCD completer-drive will force me to endure it just to see!

The ninth episode of "From" is a true masterpiece that showcases the brilliance of the series. Titled "A Riveting and Emotionally Charged Masterpiece," this episode exceeds all expectations and delivers a captivating viewing experience that will leave audiences in awe.

One of the standout aspects of this episode is the exceptional character development. The writers delve deep into the motivations and backstories of the main characters, allowing viewers to form a strong emotional connection with them. The performances of the cast members are outstanding, with each actor bringing a level of depth and nuance to their roles that is truly commendable.

The pacing of the episode is flawless, with the plot unfolding in a seamless and engaging manner. The story builds up tension and suspense, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout. The director's choice to focus on the main narrative and avoid unnecessary subplots is a wise decision, as it allows for a more focused and impactful storytelling experience.

Visually, the episode is a feast for the eyes. The cinematography is stunning, with each shot carefully composed and visually striking. The use of lighting and color palettes enhances the mood and atmosphere of the scenes, adding an extra layer of depth to the storytelling. The production design and costumes are also top-notch, with attention to detail and creativity evident in every frame.

Furthermore, the episode introduces new twists and turns that keep the audience engaged and guessing. The suspense and intrigue are at an all-time high, with unexpected revelations and shocking moments that will leave viewers speechless. The writing is sharp and intelligent, with dialogue that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.

One of the highlights of this episode is the exceptional performances of the entire cast. Each actor brings their A-game, delivering powerful and nuanced performances that leave a lasting impact. The chemistry between the actors is palpable, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the relationships portrayed on screen.

Father dies and nobody cares. Eric, who's been in one episode, sets off so much sorrow for no discernible reason.

And then people moan and complain they don't know if they want to leave? "Oh no! What if the radio doesn't work? People will be depressed!" They aren't depressed being stuck in a town?

"Why bother with the radio? I'll play make believe." You've been stuck here for less than three years in this place that doesn't make any sense, and you're poo-pooing a radio idea? Has it been done before? No? Then shut up!

"I think it's time we stop piecing together these drawings that are obviously a puzzle and play a dumb mindfulness game."

The writing for this show is SO. BAD.

(Shortened summary in the bottom of the review)

(From: Episode 9) Does so fantastic in all these mysteries things and setting up so many rich side stories to the main story, giving us this extremely rich in story and tv show that just make all the home detectives here geek out over all the unsolvable things happening.

And i see people talk about how they think its stupid that the show gives us so many mysteries, cliffhangers and fillers, but they are completely wrong, because it is exactly those elements that makes (From) so great, those elements made this show so no, the mysteries are not bad and of course we will get answers when the time comes, you have to understand the show would be ruined and have nothing about it if they, lets maybe say that they in episode 4 or 5 gave us every answer, because then everything after would be something we already know with no mysteries and then the creators would be forced to make filler episodes, which also leads me to something i want to say, funny enough there is no fillers in this show yet, how does people say that the show use fillers?? Do they not know what a filler episode mean, like come on, don´t come and make people not watch the show just because you couldn´t understand it and pls learn what the words mean before you use them. All this isn´t hate, im just trying to help here, so people don´t get scared away because of misunderstandings.

All in all, you should definitely watch this episode if you like what the show have done up until this point in time, with the intensity and climax getting higher than ever.

(11/10) such a great episode that all the home detectives should watch :)

Shortened summary: Ep 9 takes everything to new highs with this mystery packed, intense and scary episode of (From).