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Mark Duplass delivers a chilling masterpiece in this series, capturing the essence of his iconic serial killer persona with the same eerie charisma and unsettling authenticity that made the Creep films so unforgettable. Every episode feels like a dark, twisted homage to the original Creep series, yet it stands on its own as a fresh and innovative psychological thriller.

The storytelling is razor-sharp, keeping viewers on edge with a perfect balance of suspense, dark humor, and unnerving character development. Duplass's portrayal is magnetic-his ability to switch from charm to menace in an instant is a testament to his talent and an absolute thrill to watch. Each episode peels back another layer of his complex character, leaving you guessing what he'll do next and how far he'll go.

For fans of Creep, this series is an absolute must-watch. It's clear Duplass hasn't lost his magic-if anything, he's taken it to new heights. But we need more! Mark, please give us a Season 2! There's so much potential to explore, and we're all dying (figuratively) to see what comes next.

Don't be fooled by your first impression of B&B. Behind the exterior of two extremely dumb teenagers making dumb jokes, is an intelligent sense of humor and strong wit thanks to Mike Judge's talent.

Very few comedy amuse me. It's not actually a genre I like that much due to the lack of quality I personally perceive there to be in the industry. I don't laugh often.

However the first episode alone of this new season had me genuinely laughing plenty of times. Not to mention Mike Judge's hilarious commentary on modern pop culture like YouTube videos and music videos. Very politically incorrect and very witty.

B&B is a classic - and many of the jokes are actually very original and relevant. There are plenty of stupid jokes too - so the broad range of guys are happy.

I'm 24 years old and still love this cartoon. That should say it all. One of the best cartoons to date. Buries Simpsons, Family Guy and Southpark. In its own realm.

As they say, don't judge a book by its cover.

A decent film with a powerful message about the link between poverty and crime. Many men get involved with such brutal gangs out of desperation to make a better living. Sometimes they have no other option.

This movie provides a look into what desperation can turn people into. It also details the vicious, endless cycle of crime and corruption.

Not the most amazing film - but definitely one with a sad but true message about the drug war.