Law of Perdition

This is the worst thing I have ever seen committed to film. A 7.1 rating must have come from the film crew, because, otherwise would imply that the reviews are complete fabrications. I'm opting for the second choice, personally.

The acting, writing and sheer incompetence in showing police procedures and policies are so horrible that I could only stomach the first two episodes. The so-called "leaps of logic" are anything but. The only way a cop could have known such things was if he helped write the story or was involved in the production somehow. Oh, wait... He was.

Avoid this like the plague. You have been warned.

Once in 2017, and once today, 2019. If there's anything I enjoy more than ghost stories, it's police procedurals. Put the two genres together and I'm there. The two leads are very likable, especially the ghost girl. I'm also a big fan of finding indie projects to check out. I think it's awesome that someone can do a budget show like this and get it out to the whole world via streaming services. Law of Perdition checks a lot of boxes for me.

This series was well written and I enjoyed it. It is an independent film and thus not big budget production. I have been to independent film festivals so I am know what to expect and what I enjoy. There is a place for all types of films. Keep this in mind when watching and do not get caught up in negativity. The other reviews were very critical and I thought too harsh. Enjoy the experience. If you are looking for typical violence, nudity, sex scenes, special effects or fast paced action then I suggest you look for typical Hollywood fare. Thank you Amazon for presenting this series.

Entertaining bit of low budget fun. Decent murder mystery with some good acting mixed with some bad. Directing tends to come and go in its focus, but it is passable. Give it 6 stars for the story and the good attempt at making a decent movie. A for effort.

This is a very suspenseful and enjoyable series. Well written and acted and I loved the moody feel of the cinematography. It took an episode or two to get going but once it did, I was completely engrossed until the satisfying and no frills conclusion. I would have preferred longer episodes (and less opening credits), and some of the sets and locations indicated that this was a low budget production, but these are small grievances. This is a professionally done and entertaining independent work, I'd love to see what these filmmakers could do with a larger budget.