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The first season was 10/10. I can't quite articulate what's been lost in seasons 2 and 3. The mystery I think? Part of the horror was watching people struggle against an unknown enemy - a single unknown enemy, another of season 2's downfalls. Also the fact that the children, teens, and adults were initially separate, fighting the same problem but with slightly different stakes and information, was really fun to watch in the first season. None of this is to say later seasons were bad (though 3 was better than 2), but they don't live up to the brilliance of the first season

The first five seasons were brilliant. If the show had ended there? 10/10. But dear god it's gone downhill. I stuck with it until season 11, but they just started jumping the shark again and again and I couldn't stay watching. The show has outlived itself, and almost ruined what was once one of the best horror dramas on TV

Possibly Asylum's best film. Bad dialogue, dodgy characters, director has clearly never spoken to a member of the Navy. Yet, they built tension pretty well, the plot escalated, characters got out of their problems in ways that make sense. Once you get over realism points (this is a film about a massive killer shark, after all), you have an alright, enjoyable movie that I would personally watch again.