Great Kills

It's a great show. Steve Stanulis is remarkable as are the rest of the cast. Honest performances and on point. Shot well. Story is solid. And it's got lots of laughs.

It's an eight part series with lots of laughs. It's got a pretty cynical view on the media and life in general, which I like.

And I would recommend this to anyone that just wants a quick and fun experience.

I'm not gonna say it's a masterpiece. But it's a masterpiece. These guys nailed it. Seriously. I never write reviews. Congrats to all involved. I hope there's more to come from this group. I really had a good time. I gave it a 10.

I binged Great Kills this weekend. It was recommended to me on Facebook. I saw that there are some really good reviews, but I don't see the kind of spoilers like I see for something like Succession.

I understand that there aren't the same recognizable faces in this. But to my eyes the two shows look similar. And I really only recognize Brian Cox from Succession.

In Great Kills I don't recognize anyone. But what does that matter? It's meant to be a documentary about something so crazy that it should have been ridiculous. Or just bad. And it is really funny. A documentary about a killer who is killing people and the documentary people film him like he's a mechanic or some other normal blue collar guy. In real life these people would be dead.

It should be terrible. I'm not one for dark humor. And it is suggested as dark humor. But, I found it funny, relatable and it's now my favorite show on TV next to Succession. I love this man who plays the killer and all the people in his life.

The killing scenes are sometimes hard for me to watch, but then the killer is with his girlfriend or fighting with the documentary people or he's worried about his sister or grandma or his pets and I just love it all.

It also gets very sad (Be warned).

I would date this man. That is how well this TV show does to suck you in. And, like Succession, there are no big effects or tricky photography. They just tel it straight.

So my only question is... why are there no spoilers or recaps on YouTube? Where are the awards? Is it really only because it doesn't have a movie star like Brian Cox? Seriously? He's not even that big of a star.

If this TV show is not nominated of an Emmy or Golden Globe I will be annoyed. It's just as good as the best.

This show packs a punch with its dark humor-exactly the kind of content I dig on Tubi. I rarely come across shows like this anymore. It's exciting, suspenseful, thrilling, and it boasts a compelling storyline that doesn't let up until the very last episode.

Usually, I'm quick to skip shows if they don't grab me within the first five minutes, but this one had me hooked almost immediately. Sure, it has its shortcomings, but considering the budget and the costs involved in producing TV shows, it's a must-watch for me.

The storytelling is also uniquely crafted. It feels like a documentary but unfolds like a crime horror series. Brilliantly clever filmmaking. Give it a watch and show some support!

Great Kills TV series absolutely nails it when it comes to roasting the fly-on-the-wall documentary industry. Throughout the show, they brilliantly satirize the entire genre, exposing its flaws and absurdities in the most hilarious way possible.

The show pokes fun at how these documentary crews often invade people's lives, following them around with cameras while claiming to be unintrusive observers. In this case it's a hit man.

By exposing these aspects of the industry, Great Kills manages to strike a perfect balance between being a comedy and making a serious point about the ethics and authenticity of documentary filmmaking. It's a refreshing take on the genre, and the way they pull it off with great writing and Steve Stanulis's fantastic performance as Tom the hit man from Staten Island is off the charts. So, if you're up for a good laugh and some ruthless jabs at the documentary world, watch this series.

What happens in Staten Island stays in Staten Island!

I love the dark humor throughout this series. It is a great binge. Funny and very suspenseful.

Amazing performances directed by none other than iconic SLC Punk! Director James Merendino, who also plays a key role in the series. Steve Stanulis reminds me of Michael Douglas in Falling Down.

Love all the female actors who play the co-director, the mob-boss the girlfriend and the grandma. Such interesting multi-dimensional female characters. Women of Staten Island are hardcore.

I can't wait to see where the characters are next season. What a great Tubi surprise!