ntana

This series is more superficial than the serial killer protagonist from American Psycho. Bret Easton Ellis has unfortunately failed to redeem himself after The Canyons. The acting is poor, and the story line beyond the premise simply uninteresting. The series does have some decent production value. The problem is that it was not executed effectively. I doubt audiences from a younger generation who have come to see the bar raised with Game of Thrones would subscribe to something this poorly developed. I think that unless you are easily satisfied with pretty faces, sexy bodies, and gratuitous romance, I wouldn't waste your time.

Hell's Kitty is an example of what can be done on an ultra low budget. It uses excellent animation and SFX combined with a mysterious story line. The comedy plays well against the horror. The episodes continue to get better with time. The celebrity guest appearances are a pleasant addition, along with top notch sound design and musical compositions. It will be interesting to see how the series develops with time. The series makes references both visually and throughout the story line to classic and even not so classic horror film. The locations are kept to a simple minimum and is still kept engaging by fun flashbacks and supernatural special effects. It's interesting to see how a real live cat seems to play to the camera so well. Her facial expressions make it seem as if she really knows what's being said about her. The added touch of the voice over from her perspective during the closing credits adds an interesting addition to the story. It will be interesting to see how the story develops and what guests are willing to lend their talents to what is proving to be a fun comedy horror production.