A bland and somewhat chaotic adaptation that tries so hard to want to be ambitious in its psychological approach to the protagonist (a weak performance by Alexandra Daddario), that it ends up being soporific in its portrayal of the protagonist's transformation. It ends up being a witch story without too much esotericism, but above all it's a show that feels underdeveloped and surprisingly misdirected at times when the story calls for forcefulness and strength. The last two episodes are especially embarrassing.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2023-02-24T16:15:18Z
A bland and somewhat chaotic adaptation that tries so hard to want to be ambitious in its psychological approach to the protagonist (a weak performance by Alexandra Daddario), that it ends up being soporific in its portrayal of the protagonist's transformation. It ends up being a witch story without too much esotericism, but above all it's a show that feels underdeveloped and surprisingly misdirected at times when the story calls for forcefulness and strength. The last two episodes are especially embarrassing.