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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.

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.

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.

Really captivating..gd production..the first 6 eps were interesting..the remaining was kind boring..but overall gd..would i watch the nxt season? Yes for sure.

I was hook from moment one through to the end, a captivating and well made series. The storylines had a few twists and beautifully weaved through past and present. Acting was good and characters had depth.

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.

Super natural Horror? Mystery? Super natural Drama? Fantasy? Esoteric Journey? It is a bit of everything and nothing in the end, with the horror aspect surely been the minor. So don't expect a Horror flick, it's nether scary nor found I it to be atmospheric, dense, creepy or any of that sort. It can be okay as one time watch and might appeal to some more than it has to me, I'm just not that kind of person who is into (imo) cringe worthy, over the top, positive thinking and tear jerking dialoge.

While the pacing might not be perfect I didn't found as bothersome as some others, it's duable without beeing a complete pain in the arse.

Acting, scenery - nothing to complain here. Score on the other hand.. garstly. At times it felt like I was watching a "spooky child movie" with these wannabe-eerie sounds and instruments going on.

Overall: Okay as a timewaste, but forgettable in every other aspect.

This Spanish series opens with a group of students are enjoying a school trip in the mountains. As they head home the coach they are travelling encounters dense fog on a winding road. Something goes wrong and the coach crashes; many of the students are killed. One of the survivors is Alma, a girl who after the accident has amnesia. She has no memory of family of friends but has a feeling that something is wrong. This includes her seeing ghostlike apparitions. There is more talk of the supernatural as a friend's grandfather talks of an ancient myths involving a demon that possesses those close to death.

I though this series got off to a great start. We are effectively introduced to key characters before the main story gets underway. There is a great sense of dread as they head through the fog. Following the accident there is the question of who will have survived and just what has happened to them. Things do slow down a bit during the middle of the series but pick up again with some interesting twists as we approach the denouement. The locations, in Asturias region of Spain are great, they add a great sense of atmosphere; beautiful in a rugged way, one could easily believe strange things might happen there. The cast is solid; in particular Mireia Oriol who plays Alma. Overall I'd certainly recommend this to anybody looking for an interesting chiller.

These comments are based on watching the series in Spanish with English subtitles.

I agree with a lot of reviews that the storyline drags and that there are a few episodes that could have been phased into others, however the plot to the storyline is good and it does meet up to its supernatural horror label.

Overall it is entertaining, keeps you guessing what will happen next, well worth the watch.

Not really a spoiler, but there is a scene that cuts to some polar bears devouring some seals with the aim of the viewers understanding the connection, I'm guessing to keep the show to a rated 15, maybe they should have had a couple of rabbits going at it for the ??????? Scenes, if you get the connection, sorry if its a spoiler.

I guess they started writing with the idea of a supernatural show... But right of the bat it goes full soap opera mode on steroids and stretches like melted bubble gum.

Dramatic forced scenes that wanna make you cry, but you don't even know therefore care for these characters yet. Welp, that continues throughout.

It does move along so you can continue watching but do some chores in the meantime just so the long soapy scenes won't bore you.

I mean seriously, cry cry cry and more crying come on, it's cringe. Stop writing excessive crying characters, it becomes a satire!

Great story, it keeps you in tension all the way till the end and opens the chance for a second season. Great landscapes and outside shooting locations. Special effects much better than expected for expected budget on a spanish film. Digital and natural scenes perfectly combined. Dark scenes really make you shiver, can't give more details without risking the spoiler, so you just have to trust me on this one. Its a shame that some leading actors should try to do something else for a living. Hope for a second season to close one of the main lines of the story, with some luck the acting errors can be solved during this time.

I was very impressed with the first few episodes, there was this mysterious and sinister atmosphere, that seemed to promise an exciting and suspenseful story. The leading characters Alma and Tom were very sympathetic and convincingly acted by Mireia Oriol (who succeeded in looking extremely attractive in spite of her wearing throughout all episodes an eye patch!), and Alex Villazán. There was some wonderful photography of the impressive landscapes in the Asturias region of Spain, and (in episode 1) there is this scene where in a thick fog a bus crashes into a ravine, filmed from within the bus, that was maybe the most blood chillingly realistic that I've ever seen! So all this made me feel that nothing could go wrong. Unfortunately, it did.

Gradually the writers seemed to loose focus and came up with more and more farfetched ideas, culminating into a hotchpotch of medieval curses, witchcraft, living dead people, interchanging of bodies, and all kinds of supernatural goings-on. It all became extremely chaotic and hard to follow, and towards the end even tedious. Such a pity of Mireia Oriol and Alex Villazán, I do hope to see them again in a better faring vessel than this slowly sinking ship.

Well written and picturizationio, story is littel bit new, actors did well , views and effects are great.. Great mystery with horror effects. Waiting for next season.

Just the right balance of twists and turns, eerie suspense grounded in enough reality to make it believable. Some great understated acting that made you hate and love certain characters. A few "he/she's gonna come now....no" interactions out loud too. Bring on season 2 and the finale.

This scenes was filmed in one of the most beautiful mountain areas of Spain (Asturias) but has a painfully slow narrative. The viewer gets to see something interesting happen every two or three episodes. It's a real shame! The acting seems promising but is nothing out of the ordinary.

I've studied filmmaking and I have a knack for mystery, horror, psychological thrillers and supernatural genres and I can tell you that this show is way better that its ratings. Every single aspect was well planned and well thought of, and the producers knew exactly what they were doing. The story itself is intriguing and it doesn't need jump scares to keep you awake (provided you actually immerse yourself in the story, and in my case I was fully). Camerawork and acting were impressive for a Netflix show and even though sometimes they weren't perfect I believe this deserves a 10 for really impressing me especially compared to how deceiving and unimmersive recent shows have been. Kudos to the team behind this.

This series to Paper Girls, same year. Both are stories that start off "normal" and lead to bizarre circumstances. Both have primarily a (self identifying) female cast. Both attempt to tease the viewer by dragging out the "reveal" as much as possible, to maintain interest without giving anything away. And there the similarity ends. Paper Girls is always picking up speed and getting more interesting. Girl in the Mirror seems to constantly run into dead ends that rely more on music and lighting than narrative to hold interest. Could have been SO MUCH BETTER! ((Designated "IMDb Top Reviewer." Please check out my list "167+ Nearly-Perfect Movies (with the occasional Anime or TV miniseries) you can/should see again and again (1932 to the present))

Holy Cow is this boring. Totally different from what I expected after watching the trailer with the travel bus by the mountain side. CGI is absolutely amateurish too. After four episodes in, this series doesn't get much better than the trailer. I might come back to this next year after I get passed all of the good stuff coming out this fall (2022).