Two Storms

This show is far above any horror show I've seen. And this episode took it even to another higher level. It makes an American Horrorstory look like amateurs. (To the makers,writers actors,crew etc..)Where were you all my life? This is the perfect horror show, Thank you.

After five aready excellent episodes this one takes it to a whole new level. It is the first time the remaining Crain family members are together and the less said about that the better. What makes this one of the stand out episodes in tv history is a 16 minute, uncut, one camera scene with only the characters' trauma and dynamics to focus on. It is not until the scene finally cuts you realise what you have witnessed. It simply doesn't get better than this. This is a series on a different level and one you can return to time and again and discover new things again and again. Bravo!

Having just gone to the funeral of my 42 year old cousin, I can relate to the gathering of family in this episode, the awkward conversation, the memories, the anger and the love through it all. The filming technique was absolutely amazing, the continuous cuts were superb, intertwined with flashbacks of days in the house. When Dad walked in, and all he saw were his young children , that got me. So well done.

Oh my goodness, this episode is incredible. One other reviewer described this as an almost dance and it really is.

Everything is just so tight. The acting is spot on by both the adults and kids and there are some genuinely amazing one shot takes.

I am so impressed with this series. It's so clever. So well written. Brilliantly acted as well

This episode, stands out from the former 5 just by the cinematography alone. An incredibly easy and gripping way to pull you into the story before you. 16 minutes of one take and you're transported from one place to another, with no cut in between. What makes this even more compelling is all the background action that is subtle and disturbing. Definitely an episode to watch again for all the secrets hiding in the shadows.