An anthology series based on creepypastas.An anthology series based on creepypastas.An anthology series based on creepypastas.
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I have found that there are many movies and TV shows out there that go for a lot of shock factor through disturbing imagery/ plot devices and over-the-top gore. Because of these standards becoming more consistent it has become more difficult for me to find actually "scary" or "creepy" movies and TV shows vs just plain disturbing or shocking ones. Channel Zero (Candle Cove) immediately brought a creepy element into the story from episode 1 and carried it through to the end in what I have found was an altogether creepy, thrilling and actually scary story. SYFY knocked this one out of the park I cannot wait for season 2. Take note, Ryan Murphy- this is what a REAL horror story looks like.
Well, I have watched season one and season two. Out of those I would only recommend to watch the latter.
Season 1 Candle Cove: The plot isn´t bad and the acting is okay...but the characters are dull and lifeless. They all lack in personality, and I don´t think there´s anything likeable about any of them. I also think the dialouge is very poorly developed, and unfortunately this distracts plenty from what is actually happening in the series. Maybe Candle Cove would have been better off with a different lead actor, because honestly, he´s kind of a bore.
Season 2 No End House:I liked this one much better. The plot is fascinating and psychologic. The actors are all doing a good job, and you get to know the characters better than the ones in Candle Cove. All in all, I think this season is well made, although it can be a bit over the top-dramatic sometimes. I definetely recommend wathing this season.
Season 1 Candle Cove: The plot isn´t bad and the acting is okay...but the characters are dull and lifeless. They all lack in personality, and I don´t think there´s anything likeable about any of them. I also think the dialouge is very poorly developed, and unfortunately this distracts plenty from what is actually happening in the series. Maybe Candle Cove would have been better off with a different lead actor, because honestly, he´s kind of a bore.
Season 2 No End House:I liked this one much better. The plot is fascinating and psychologic. The actors are all doing a good job, and you get to know the characters better than the ones in Candle Cove. All in all, I think this season is well made, although it can be a bit over the top-dramatic sometimes. I definetely recommend wathing this season.
I personally enjoyed all 4 seasons.
My favorite season of course is the first season but that doesn't take away from the following seasons. This is one of the few shows that still manage to scare me. I'm a big horror fan and stumbled upon the show a few years back.
The scary parts aren't cliche or cheap. The filming allows for build up and "keeping you on the edge of your seat". Also plot twists are refreshing and unexpected. There are some plot holes but still a solid show. The makeup and costume is great, really scary! Overall really recommend the Channel Zero.
Pros: original, genuinely creepy, strong supporting cast, good production values, a dramatic step up from normal SyFy fare.
Cons: pacing, continuity, logic, lead actor and actress are stilted and wooden, dialog is sophomoric, obvious gaps in dialog, poor performances from/direction for the child actors.
Cons: pacing, continuity, logic, lead actor and actress are stilted and wooden, dialog is sophomoric, obvious gaps in dialog, poor performances from/direction for the child actors.
I guess I'm one of the few who loved it, though I've only seen Candle Cove (season one).
The atmosphere is gloomy and dark and has the feel of modern King adaptions such as Castle Rock and The Outsider. It leaves you with some questions, or maybe assumptions, but I feel most good films should. I like to be shown, not told. Most horror fans will enjoy this.
The atmosphere is gloomy and dark and has the feel of modern King adaptions such as Castle Rock and The Outsider. It leaves you with some questions, or maybe assumptions, but I feel most good films should. I like to be shown, not told. Most horror fans will enjoy this.
Did you know
- TriviaOn an episode of the Schmoes Know Movie Show podcast, Max Landis said that it would be an anthology series based on short horror stories on the Creepypasta websites with the first two seasons about Candle Cove and NoEndHouse.
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- Channel Zero: Butcher's Block
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- Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada(Season 1)
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