gema-1

This is an ok series to watch, it is entertaining, keeps you engaged and is nicely paced - some would say slow, but I like it that way. Having said that, there is nothing really really surprising in it and several things that are explained visually are laid out verbally again (and sometimes again), giving the feeling that the director doesn't really trust the viewers to come to their own conclusions (e.g. The whole story about something going into the trash). But ok, no real complaint there.

I found the ending somewhere between good and great. I might be a setup for a second season, but not necessarily. I don't share at all the concerns by other reviewers here, in fact the ending was one of the best parts of the whole series.

What happens is that (nearly) all different stories come together. But once again, from a certain point up (after Andy's "conversation" with the driver of the Lincoln) it was rather clear to me what would happen and I found the rest of the series as a confirmation of my assumptions. Which is ok, most likely I just had a lucky guess.

All in all: this is good for a day where you have nothing else to do, you will not regret watching this and most likely you will (like me) hope for a second season.

After about 25 minutes the main plot twist was so obviously hinted at, that even I (who usually just gets absorbed into a movie and avoids to think ahead) knew what was going on. At that point a number of things were still open - those were practically not explained. We don't learn what drives the main characters, the ending is a helpless try to not mess the thing up.

The actors are ok, the setting is artificial, I never felt any horror coming up, as it all seemed to be done for an audience from the 1960s maybe.

All in all a movie based on a scifi/horror idea that isn't explained at all, lots of mysteries and questions which are not answered in any satisfying way and some pseudo-mystery setting.

Not worth spending time on.