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I really like this show. I went in without having read the book, which
I plan to do before the second season premieres next year. As such I
did not have any expectations. At first I wasn't sure if I was going to
stick with it or not. But I am glad I did. I appreciate how the show
took it's time to introduce the characters, the story, and steadily
build everything up until the season finale. Most TV and movies these
days seem to necessarily keep up a frenetic pace and rhythm as if the
audiences have such short attention spans and little patience that they
would move on and choose to focus on something else. And for the most
part that sounds about right. But I still think that there is space for
stories to be told in almost increments, with the tension and
stakes/outcomes growing steadily until it all comes to a head.
Besides
Joe Hill's terrific source material, the reason I this show has grown
on me is definitely the cast, in particular Ashleigh Cummings, who I
think is just great and will be an even more terrific actress in the
years ahead. Zachary Quinto, goes without saying, is a times both
terrifying and disgusting and another reason this show works. Ólafur
Darri Ólafsson is excellent, as are Jahkara Smith, Virginia Kull, Ebon
Moss-Bachrach and the rest of the cast.
I have
seen people complain that the human drama on the show was upped at the
expense of the supernatural parts. But I, muyself, liked that aspect of
the show. Much like his dad, Joe Hill, and thankfully the show, prove
that oftentimes the really scarry things, the true horror that sticks
with us, comes from our everyday living, from our thoughts, words and
choices we make, and how they affect us and others around. The
supernatural underpinnings and interactions are just a sweet bonus and
add a completely different dimension to the series. Yet both the
ordinary and the extraordinary co-exist quite rightly in this show.
Definitely looking forward to the second season.
I love Charlie Manx but he is a handsome jerk.
All I hear is Alvin and the Chipmunks.
After seeing this show I never want to hear another Christmas song when it's not Christmas again.
I like it
does she actually win any battles? seems like she has to take the L all the time.
I thought that sleigh house was cute! But it looked cool on fire too, so whatever.