Diablero

Not bad. and very entertaining actually. Acting is very nice and it keeps you kind of hooked until the end of the season. I really enjoyed it

This is an ok show, definitely worth watching but please do not believe the ridiculous 10 star ratings!

I would also recommend you watch this in it's native Mexican language and enable sub titles (this is an option on Netflix).

That avoids having to watch the show with the dreadful English over dubbing.

I also think Giselle Kuri (Nancy Gama) is excellent.

I really enjoyed this show. It's a little cheesy sometimes and some action scenes feel very slow and unsuspenseful, also the guy who plays Elvis is not the strongest actor, but apart from that it was great. Solid and interesting world building (the fact that this show is set in Mexico and therefore brings in culturally specific supernatural elements made it even more interesting) , cool characters (I especially liked Nancy) and a good story. I would say this was one of the best supernatural shows of the last few years. The first one since the early seasons of Supernatural and season 1 of Wynona Earp that really hooked me. I am super excited for a second season, hopefully we will get one. This could be great!

This supernatural, demon-hunting show is dumb, I can't really pretend otherwise, but that doesn't mean I didn't like it. I found it entertaining enough to ignore the terrible effects and general cheesiness. This was largely due to the character of Nancy (the charismatic Giselle Kuri), a troubled but lovable demon-channeler who effortlessly steals every scene she's in.

Season 2 was also silly fun, and though shorter, I feel like season 1 should've been 6 episodes as well, to cut some of the fat.

Overall, turn your brain off and this is an amusing show that's perfectly self-aware as to its goofy nature. I feel like it should be viewed in subtitled form only, but that's me.

I can't say enough about this show but I'll keep it brief. I was hooked five minutes in, there's horror, a great touch of comedy, and the characters are NOT tired archetypes. You won't waste a moment of screen time by watching it. Also, the sets feel rich and there are solid good plot twists that keep you buckled in for the ride... In the Hound.