Limited Series – The Terror

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Douh J @RT36560257 16h To be honest. I am not sure how this show got a high rating on rotten tomatoes. I'll point out the pros and cons from someone who is not an influencer or career critic. 1. The story plot is good. It'll suck you in. 2. High profile actors but the acting is absolutely terrible. Not sure how that happens? But whatever i guess. 3. The story is good. 4. The acting is atrocious. See more Amie A @AmAy666 Jun 22 Which seemed solid, but I think I didn't want to spend any more time slow-burning in a dreary hospital. The 19th century Arctic was just so much more interesting to watch. See more Raul A. @thatsRaul Jun 20 Terror is an understatement. Where is it? See more Priscilla M @Prissi Jun 16 This is really good so far. Recommend. See more m R @RT86251763 Jun 15 Ok I haven't seen many series that pique my interest lately. In fact, I can barely sit through any movies or series without scrolling past unnecessarily stuffed in preaching dragging into long stretches of boring blah blah blah drama ruining perfectly good horror. This series is about damn near perfect. The social statements about mental illness, isolation, the abuses of the funding of the medical machine all nests perfectly in the story. Just when I had lost hope for real horror - the real and unreal threaded seamlessly - this series came along just in time. See more Iain H @Coliander Jun 15 Dreadful. Completely unrecognisable departure from Season 1, which was a masterclass in suspense and storytelling. Season 3 would better described as a poor imitation of American Horror Story: Asylum, with absolutely none of the charm or nuance that makes AHS so popular. The pacing is dreadful and any attempt at building a rapport with the characters falls flat on its face. I just didn't care about any of them, and the protagonist had no redeeming qualities whatsoever. This season had huge potential. A sane man being committed to a psychiatric hospital against his will and subsequently appearing unhinged in his attempts to qualify his sanity would have been a fantastic story in itself. A darker, pychological horror take on One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest in essence. Instead, the most unsettling thing about this show was that the writers had the audacity to put this dogpile in The Terror franchise. It makes the mediocre second season seem like a triumph in comparison. Avoid. See more Read all reviews

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