The Village

Started with a good note but even with cliches it was watchable and when it progressed, the series proved that it is one of the worst in the recent times.

The whole village is poor in terms of writing, screenplay, direction, narration, acting, background score, crappy VFX all gelled to this fantastic show. Most of the scenes are written based on the old movies and it is full of cliches. No logic, no connection between the scenes. All you can see some vulgar action scenes.

In addition to that the performances of the lead actors are pale and doesn't convey much emotions.

I will not recommend anyone to watch this pathetic show.

Total Dud.

This show kicked off with promise, looking like something new. First two episodes were decent. But then, hit episode 3, and it just nosedived. The main guy, the hero, his acting was off from the start-too corny. And don't even get me started on the CGI; it's stuck in the '90s. Shoutout to the supporting cast, they held their own. Except for that kid girl, her acting was a bit off. Others did fine. Overall, started strong but lost its way. Had its moments, but kind of a letdown. Despite its flaws, I found myself hoping for a redemption that sadly never materialized. Here's to hoping they fix the issues in the next season.

It's nothing but the poor version of The Hills have eyes & Wrong Turn combined. Poor Script, Poor casting, Poor CGI, Poor Dialogues Felt like a horror comedy show no intense scenes. It's really pity that nowadays directors can't come with good script, still copying story & scenes from other movies. The only thing I've found positive was Naren acting at some scenes & one disgusting twist. Arya really need to work his acting skills & dialogue delivery. I believe the production budget was less since the CGI quality is low. Started with a bang & ended miserably.

Waste of time, Watch at your own risk !!!

Pretty disgusting, illogical & often irritating series.

In short - A "Wrong turn" wannabe that was poorly written & directed.

While watching you'll realize that the thrill factor slowly goes below the bar & as we watch further it gets more & more disgusting and annoying, and forces us to stop watching at some point.

The dialogues, the screenplay, the narratives & the intrigue factor, nothing fascinates us in any manner.

The story feels like it was written by a 5 year old. The visuals which are expected to give us thrills turned out to be extremely awful.

We're in 2023, but unfortunately the director seems to be stuck in 1970s.

I started watching it but lost it when the guy starts walking in the pitch-dark jungle and claims to walk for 1 and a half hours.

Later he reaches some other small town, talks to people, and starts walking back without getting any help. Dude, just put yourself in his place, why the **** would you go back empty hands, that too walking again?

Later the girl also comes out of the car, starts running around to find their dog, again in the pitch-dark place. At least pretend to hold your phone's flashlight to make it logical.

Stopped watching after those homemade plastic PPU kits and those giant luminescent flowers.