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It's an instant classic for the ages. All the big questions, all the big laughs, great performances, totally intriguing, actors are sublime, writing is Shakespeare as ever. Classic scene after classic scene, I've already watched the first three episodes thrice because I just can't wait for more. And all these people saying "it isn't breaking bad! Oh no! Why isn't it the same as Better Call Saul?"(despite the heartbreakingly beautiful flashback at the start of episode 3). It isn't breaking bad. It isn't better call saul. Two out of the top five greatest TV shows ever made. But it is. Same genius. Same big themes, same humanity. Same comedy. Same Tragedy. Same breathtaking photography. Same incredible nuqnfed actors delivering great performances under a great director. Same. Made of awesome and I am going to be living for every new episode. I've heard people comparing it to Severance, but they're the same dummies that compared Stranger sexpest to The OA, where the way superior art was cancelled whilst the bums on seats style over substance is about to "thrill" everyone to death for Christmas. Wonder which 80's movies they'll be 'memberberrying you to this time, boomers? How orig.

Anyway. Here's praying that you stiffs liven up and this gets the full 4 or 5 seasons it deserves to tell the story that Vince wants to tell with his incredible dream actor Rhea Seahorn.

Beautiful little indie flick, almost cosmic horror weaved through a sad and simple story, keeps you guessing right to the end, and waves it's love of Our King David - THE greatest and most inspiring artist of ever - on high, and does so exceptionally well. A very thoughtful and moving piece of work. Fans of the equally brilliant indie horror classic 'Jughead' should investigate immediately.