Curfew

It makes zero sense. The storyline is bonkers. The acting is up and down, as is the script. But if you judge this series against so called "serious" sci-fi drama like the Walking Dead then you're doing it all wrong. This takes us all back to the classic sci-fi of the 70s and 80s. Movies like the original Dawn of the Dead, Escape from New York, and oddities like RepoMan and A Boy And His Dog It even has an excellent John Carpenter-esque theme tune.

Tune in, unplug brain, and let the wonderful madness wash over you.

Well I wasn't sure what to expect, but I enjoyed it. Yes it was a bit far fetched, but it was well put together. The acting wasn't bad and there were a few faces that i enjoyed seeing again, Adrian Lester and of course the legendary Mr Bean. I am rating this purely on the first episode (only one aired at the time I am writing this review) but it left me looking forward to the next one and I hope it doesn't go down hill from here. This could be the making of a really decent show....here's hoping.

This series is like nothing on TV, yes the first couple of episodes are slow and there is some dodgy special effects and acting but if you want some care free gripping TV this is the programme for you. It's nice to have something excentric characters on TV for a change and the music is great. Could definitely become a cult classic!

I don't get all the negative reviews, this show is a ton of FUN! I think people are being too uptight and taking the show too seriously. It's meant to be fun not some award-winning, intellectual show. Watch it and have fun with it.

This show is extremely underrated. I saw all 8 episodes of the first season in one sitting. Sean Bean as a Psycopath with no social antenna and Billy Zane and his hippie team of Psychologists made the day for for me. Some twists and turns that you might not see coming and while there are also serious elements to the show (mostly in backflash), there is still a lot of action, absurd situations and a lot of laughs. As many have commented on before though, don't take it all too seriously. I hope we get to see more of it! Shiir