Post by Dismal Pillock on Oct 24, 2024 5:12:06 GMT -5
Mighty fine line of horror here.
Promising start anyway.
"Lost" meets Stephen King even though I never saw Lost.
*edit; Gave it a few eps but may have given up now. Irritating how easily the new village denizens just accepted they had randomly driven into a tiny town they could never leave ever again and this is their life now there were savage monsters that came out at night. "Mehh, I'll just live here and make the best of it..." How about following the river/train tracks and seeing where they go, shitheads? Or just running all day through the forest ffs. At least show someone trying. But no. And, as usual with these things, the whole thing quickly devolves into focusing on the interpersonal soapie aspects of Relationships.
Why do I watch these fucking things.
Promising start anyway.
"Lost" meets Stephen King even though I never saw Lost.
Unravel the mystery of a nightmarish town in middle America that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest - including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down.
96% on the RT.
96% on the RT.
*edit; Gave it a few eps but may have given up now. Irritating how easily the new village denizens just accepted they had randomly driven into a tiny town they could never leave ever again and this is their life now there were savage monsters that came out at night. "Mehh, I'll just live here and make the best of it..." How about following the river/train tracks and seeing where they go, shitheads? Or just running all day through the forest ffs. At least show someone trying. But no. And, as usual with these things, the whole thing quickly devolves into focusing on the interpersonal soapie aspects of Relationships.
Why do I watch these fucking things.