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American Primeval is a raw and intense TV series that explores the brutal realities of survival in the American West. It blurs the line between good and evil, raising the question: What are we willing to do to survive? Blood, violence, murder, dirt, humor, and moments of love and care all shape this harsh world.

For me the series has become a comparison with the word Survival. Not to mention that it has some similarities with movie The Revenant starring DiCaprio because both works have great cinematography, gray atmosphere and similar themes.

This series explores the price people pay to endure, the obstacles they must overcome in a wilderness or a semblance of a "civilized" West, and whether they can retain their humanity in the process.

All actors delivered beautiful performances, Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin stand out the most, making this journey immersive and deeply emotional. Here we also see the struggles of Native American tribes, and settlers, including a controversial depiction of Mormon leaders.

There's no doubt that American Primeval stands out among Netflix's recent releases with its striking cinematography, complex characters, and cruel reality.

It's an interesting movie with a frightening story, where by the title it may seem that the whole movie will be about Boston Strangler, but in reality, the main focus is on character of Keira Knightley who gave an excellent performance. Many people didn't like the "too dark" style of the film, but as for me, it gave the movie "feelings of fear and cold".

There are some moments that I didn't particularly like: little attention was paid to the relationship between the main character Loretta with her husband, and overall the frames with the family were inserted very chaotically. Also, the ending came out too crumble and confusing. But if you like movies such as Zodiac, Se7en, Prisoners, you should know these movies are certainly better :) But most likely you won't regret the time spent watching Boston Strangler.