The Hunting Wives

From beginning to the end, I couldn't stop laughing because it was SO cringy. The dialogue was diabolical. The acting was horrible. So many potholes, and over the top things that the characters did. But the thing I couldn't do was turn this show off because it was a guilty pleasure. Very entertaining!

Every character in the show I hated besides Wanda. I don't understand how someone made this show and produced it and didn't find anything wrong about it. But the 7 is a little bit high but I really enjoyed the ridiculous storyline. But the acting omg 😂😂

If you need something to binge- this is it - but beware it's cringe and keep your finger near the ffwd button.

Every cliche you can think of about texans, or southerners for that matter, is weaved into this series. Cultural bias is putting it mildly.

Seems geared towards young adults and borders on propaganda. It's a guilty "pleasure" to watch and absolutely terrible.

Firstly - the lead actresses do a phenomenal job with their acting and carrying their sexuality. This show is equivalent to one of those erotic crime drama books you'd pick up randomly at the Barnes & Noble. Seriously binge worthy and a fun time. The atmosphere of a Righteous Texas area with a mischievous underside really takes place here.

Margo, played by Malik Åkerman, is hands down one of the most interesting characters I've seen in a while. She's mysterious and manipulative, but also oddly magnetic. Their dynamic with Sophie is intense, and I found myself just wanting to know what would happen next.

What really stood out to me was how well the show balances dark, intense moments with just the right amount of humor. There are parts that get pretty heavy, but then you get this clever, almost sarcastic dialogue that lightens things up-it's like a rollercoaster of emotions. The cinematography was also beautiful, and I loved how it gave a sense of tension and unease, which really added to the mystery of the plot.

Honestly, The Hunting Wives isn't just about the drama-it's a deep dive into the complexity of human nature, especially when it comes to power, secrets, and desire. I found myself hooked from start to finish, and I'm definitely looking forward to where they take the story in the next season.

The show begins with Sophie and her family that move to a Texas town. You watch Sophie navigate making new, bizarre friends with everyone carrying some sort of secret, trauma, or morally corrupt drama. Halfway through, it transitions from sex & scandal to a dark murder mystery. You won't be shocked when the truth is revealed, but watching the theories evolve will take you on a fun ride.