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I was mildly interested for about 19 minutes until they threw some random genitalia in my face.

Made absolutely no sense.

I'm suddenly seeing someone's ding dong peeing and is it supposed to be funny? Attractive?

The pointlessness of this scene threw me out instantly.

I can't comment too much about the show overall except that if a director finds this kind of flashy scene beneficial to include, then I can safely assert that they are compensating for their poor quality film in a pornographic sort of way, catering to an audience who wants to see that, or they have no sense of humor and a lack of emotional intelligence when it comes to grossing people out.

To be clear I have no issues with nudity. I couldn't care less if everyone was nude throughout the entire film. But only if it is contextually appropriate, not done just for the sake of the nudity. And you can show someone at a urinal without zooming up on their PP, so I can only assume this was done for the sake of the nudity and perversion element.

It had some amusing moments. Little too strong sometimes with the humor to the point it seemed too intentional to be funny. It came off as very linear ... again and again, brutal creative death with a touch of humor, edited to give you all the nastiness with a bit of light-heartedness. I have known some absolute freaks in my lifetime who would love to see this movie, and probably think about it in the shower afterwards. Makes me sick to think people will watch and laugh as heads get crushed and feel excited rather than disgusted at such things. I kept watching to see if anything changes and in the end just felt disgusted by the movie. The plot was very dry. Suddenly they just interject an explanation for it all based on some vague cliche and that's that. So if your idea of a great night is seeing skin get pulled off, gore and blood and guts spatter, people dying in funny ways, and virtually little else, then enjoy and hope I never meet you.

Season 1 was fine in the sense that it gave us an interesting situation with decent characters and writing, though virtually no explanations for anything, which made me wonder if Season 2 would deliver. Instead, Season 2 was extremely slow, full of exhausting drama reiterations every episode, stuff I really didn't care about, very unrealistic character choices like choosing to have a happy wedding while friends are being affected by imminent and deadly abnormalities, annoying monologues with characters "in their imagination", terrible acting, cringe "I'm so deep" quotes interjected throughout. I was convinced that completely different people must have been in control of Season 2 but I am not interested enough to verify.