hunteracechaney
Joined Sep 2017
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I'm a huge horror nerd and I love all things campy. So when I saw this on my Netflix page I was very intrigued. But I also know Nerflix's reputation when it comes to the quality of their originals, especially shows.
I started the first episode and probably lasted about fifteen minutes into it. I wasn't a fan of the poorly written narration which was obviously written by an adult who has no idea what modern teenage life is like. Then my roommate started watching more of it and I slowly became intrigued. It is very campy and hoakey but it is definitely entertaining. I really enjoy the Angelica character and the Ms. Crumble character the most. But my interest in characters fades away when it comes to our main character: Josh. From the first few episodes we are to believe that Josh is a very cool, chill, go with the flow character who is also a good guy. But as the show progresses, he just becomes more and more unlikable. You could argue that his character is written that way for a future redemption. But even during flashback scenes, he is still... uh, how do you say this respectfully? Well, he's still a little bad. I feel that if you want to have a fun show, make ALL the characters fun. Even the insufferable characters are fun because they are fleshed out that way. But with Josh, it's supposed to be one thing but ends up being another and that's a huge thing when it comes to a structure of a show/film no matter how campy.
Also, on a side note, the music is unbearable. If you like some good, really 90s alt: you're in for a world of pain, they are just really really bad "singers" doing slowed down whiny versions (Especially if you like Smashing Pumpkins).
I started the first episode and probably lasted about fifteen minutes into it. I wasn't a fan of the poorly written narration which was obviously written by an adult who has no idea what modern teenage life is like. Then my roommate started watching more of it and I slowly became intrigued. It is very campy and hoakey but it is definitely entertaining. I really enjoy the Angelica character and the Ms. Crumble character the most. But my interest in characters fades away when it comes to our main character: Josh. From the first few episodes we are to believe that Josh is a very cool, chill, go with the flow character who is also a good guy. But as the show progresses, he just becomes more and more unlikable. You could argue that his character is written that way for a future redemption. But even during flashback scenes, he is still... uh, how do you say this respectfully? Well, he's still a little bad. I feel that if you want to have a fun show, make ALL the characters fun. Even the insufferable characters are fun because they are fleshed out that way. But with Josh, it's supposed to be one thing but ends up being another and that's a huge thing when it comes to a structure of a show/film no matter how campy.
Also, on a side note, the music is unbearable. If you like some good, really 90s alt: you're in for a world of pain, they are just really really bad "singers" doing slowed down whiny versions (Especially if you like Smashing Pumpkins).