Spectros

It was okay. It wasn't as horrible as the other reviews made it seem. There was some bad acting, but that's to be expected. The plot isn't that great and some scenes are a little forced and unconvincing. There's no character development either. Good enough for an "easy" watching teen drama, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend someone watches it.

Just finished the first episode, and I'm excited to start the next one. The character introductions gave a juicy taste of the spirit of each one, enough to draw you in, wanting to know more. It showcased the basic rules of the world, and introduced you to a freak-fest of spooks, kooks, and potential villains.

The lovely dangling threads of possible arcs and stories were wonderful, as were the interweaving lines of the culture and energy of Sao Paolo.

I'm a sucker for the interweaving of multiple cultures into a story, doubly so when that story has creepy dolls, witch queens, wrathful wraiths, and "wait a second, isn't that dude dead?" The cinematography was a gift, and while the dialogue hasn't been particularly inspiring, I've enjoyed every minute of it.

Obviously being on the first episode means my review will change quite a bit as I go. But for now, I'm loving the supernatural-horror-suspense-drama of Spectros.

Couldn't watch more than 2 episodes I have watched some good Brazilian shows and this one wasn't one of them for sure Terrible casting and acting There are so many better alternatives on Netflix than this that it's a total waste of time to watch Watch Kingdom, Ash vs evil dead or even Diablero instead

I really loved this show. Binged watch it in one go and wished there had been more. Padal was my favorite character and was portrayed so well it reminded me of the guys I grew up with and loved so much. Good job on this storyline too! I felt it was really unique and well done.

I do not understand the low rating this show received. It has a nice story, good characters and acting, and an unusual background. The story happens in a Japanese neighbourhood in Brasil- I loved the filming location. The characters speak in Portuguese and ocassionally in Japanese. In a nutshell - three teenagers become involved in a necromancer's plot and reluctantly try to save the world. The show is not really scary (I'm very sensitive), and is more character-driven. Try it, it's nice (and do not quit just after the first episode).