Romancero

I knew nothing about the series when I started watching it. I do this quite often to keep the element of surprise. So I didn't know what to expect.

I was quite positively surprised. I'm not particularly a fan of this genre, but this series was done a little differently. Or rather, the atmosphere was different. The basic plot itself was not the most original, but the series managed to maintain a some amount of mystery and suspense till the end. The characters were not the most typical either.

It was also good that the series was not unnecessarily prolonged. The episodes were half an hour long and there were six of them. All in all, it was more of a long, episodic film.

It seems that the series will continue. That carries its own risks. Usually, the downward spiral starts at the very moment when the series starts to be stretched.

I didn't know anything about this when I started watching it. Luckily the episodes weren't very long and so I was able to watch them reasonably quickly.

In summary, it wasn't really worth watching. The script is slow to develop and confusing as the character types aren't really explained. On top of that the acting is quite poor and melodramatic.

It seems to be some sort of a fairytale in a modern setting relating to arrange of different supernatural creatures, none of which are explained, or particularly interesting in or of themselves.

In summary, once again, don't bother to watch this , as you won't get those hours back again.

This tv series consistently keeps viewers teetering on the precipice of tension. Each episode weaves a tighter web of suspense, utilizing a deft mix of plot twists and perfectly timed scares that ensure audiences are perpetually on edge. As the storyline unfolds, it pulls you deeper into its enigmatic world, making it impossible to resist the urge to binge-watch the series, eager for the next revelation or heart-thumping moment.

The series' technical prowess magnifies its gripping narrative, with cinematography that masterfully plays with shadows to create a sense of foreboding, and a score that heightens every scene with impeccable precision. It's this combination of visual storytelling and auditory intensity that transforms Romancero from merely a show to watch into a full-bodied experience, cementing its place as a standout in the realm of supernatural television.

It's not my type of series at all, so I didn't like it!. I thought it was going to be more horrifying, and less fantasy. I'm more of a horror fan. Having said this, the pace of the scenes is too slow and the music seemed to me to be on the verge of being unbearable and doesn't add more tension in my opinion. Music is so important!

I found the spooky Andalusian desert town a quite original choice, but the blend of fantasy horror and thriller didn't work for me, and most of the time you are trying to figure out what exactly is going on. It is a very confusing puzzle. A lot of it is left for interpretation. The horrish creatures are sometimes effective, like a reflection of humanity.

But again, not for me.

Just seen it on Prime and it's a captivating Spanish supernatural horror series that masterfully intertwines dark real-life issues with elements of fantasy. Set in Andalusia, it follows the intense journey of two young characters, Cornelia and Jordán, as they navigate a night filled with danger and supernatural encounters. The series stands out for its complex storytelling and deep social commentary, although its fragmented narrative style can be somewhat confusing. Despite this, the intriguing plot and rich thematic undercurrent make "Romancero" a noteworthy watch for fans of horror and mystery. Released with minimal fanfare, this series, featuring a stellar cast and unique storytelling, is a hidden gem on Prime Video.