dracforever

Gotta say I'm not in tune with the hype for this series. Granted, I've watched both movies and all of these episodes but I seriously don't get it. Truly, I now know I have no life after all the unredeemable time I've lost watching all of this. The lead actor is notably able to pull off the creep factor each & every time which imho is the only positive in the whole series. I did feel S2E1 was mildly watchable due to both actors but otherwise I cannot recommend this depressingly formulaic series.

This series is just boring & not too original. I have watched each one hoping that some kind of quality is forthcoming but alas, nothing. Just more jump scares that aren't the least bit scary. The clowns are the only creepy aspect given you're afraid of clowns. How more installments of this series of films keeps getting money to be made is the truly horrifying part. Don't waste your time unless you have nothing better to do.

I don't know how the idea that folks from South Jersey are this mindless but it's insulting that Fox feels this is okay to portray them like this since MSM adheres to the woke/PC mindset. On the other hand I have to say in many ways the shenanigans Mark and Hank get up to remind me of Ralph and Ed of "The Honeymooners"; always getting into all sorts of troubles due to harebrained ideas ... this is the only reason I've continued watching after the first couple of episodes. I just hate the portrayal of folks from South Jersey being mindless morons with the stereotypical accent that's more common closer to NYC than Philadelphia. Afterall, how would the public react if folks from Appalachian region were all depicted as mindless, freaky, inbred hillbillies, just a consideration. The best episode imho is the one about the Jersey Devil, it was actually drawn to look like a famous eyewitness drawing of the cryptid which I thought was kinda cool.