Glad to see the anti-white rethoric in this episode was kept to the minimum (one off the cuff remark about burning crosses) which allowed for a bit more neutrality to emerge. This "neutrality" however as met with a plot that didnt' quite feel fleshed out, I can't quite put my finger on it but despite plenty of things happening not a lot felt as happening.
I think the show could have dwelled a bit longer on the estate and the family living there rather than (apparently) dealing with it in this episode. I'm still not convinced about the "monsters" and the amount of Lovecraftianism within but... I will return next week and that's at least something to cheer about.
Shout by Jitse LemmensBlockedParent2020-08-24T19:11:34Z
Glad to see the anti-white rethoric in this episode was kept to the minimum (one off the cuff remark about burning crosses) which allowed for a bit more neutrality to emerge. This "neutrality" however as met with a plot that didnt' quite feel fleshed out, I can't quite put my finger on it but despite plenty of things happening not a lot felt as happening.
I think the show could have dwelled a bit longer on the estate and the family living there rather than (apparently) dealing with it in this episode. I'm still not convinced about the "monsters" and the amount of Lovecraftianism within but... I will return next week and that's at least something to cheer about.