Alma

I binge watched the series, because I really love super natural horror. The tension at the beginning is really wonderful, and there is some very creepy moments with a lot of mystery. There are some wonderful touches, and the creature design is wonderful.

In the middle there are a couple of episodes that drag a little bit more than the rest, but then it picks up again, and the suspension returns. And you see some details have been pretty well thought out.

This drew me in from the very first episode. I love how the beginning of each episode goes back to a story of the legend. It's crazy how quickly things go so horribly wrong for so many, yet staying mysterious to keep you guessing! The fact that there's a history of family secrets doesn't help the process of any of them. The actors and actresses done a wonderful job for being so young. Seriously very impressed with this show and certainly can not wait for another season! Actually I'm pretty sure the writers could write a couple more seasons by adding more plot twists! Definitely glad I watched the first season!

The idea about this is really great and production value is pretty high. But like so many streaming shows material for a great show in five episodes is dragged to a bore in 9 episodes. It is always the same.

This should have been 4 episodes, not 9. The story drags and most of the time is drama instead of horror. Characters were well developed though due to all these drama scenes.

That said, this serial is trying too hard to be everything but ends up being a bit confusing with too many mystery plots, some uneccesary. Picking one of the stories to focus on would already be good enough.

It's still watchable, as its different than the usual stuff on Netflix, just have your finger on fast forward for drama (soap like) scenes.

I would rate this 7.5 if i could. The show started off good and kept my attention most of the time. I enjoyed the twist, it wasn't something I expected. The overall atmosphere was well done and the horror elements were good in the first half. The crash scene was jarring in a good way, it kinda set the stage for the rest of the show. It did start to get draggy and I found myself forwarding repeatedly, but generally I liked the characters, they didn't feel empty or unreal. The show would be better if it was shortened and made more compact, or if they had more horror elements in the second half like they did in the first.