TV shows you most recently finished watching

Them - Another story mainly about racism, with supernatural elements, in 1950s America. Brutal at times but I thought it was very well done. 9/10 

Intruders (2014) - Kinda like the movie Selfless (2015), but less dramatic. Started out promising, went on good for some time, and then fell apart. I'd rather not delve into its core idea, as some can see such occult/supernatural things as real, some probable and some as utter cobblers. I prefer to have fun with these, and tend to think of them as schizophrenic or at least within the scope of "belief". You know, you see some striking similarities between you and a historical figure, and get convinced that you're reincarnated. I just prefer not to jump to such conclusions in my life. I was always this way. I'm not trying to insult the mentally ill, as I also suffered from some sort of unidentified/unidentifiable (or undiagnosed, not sure about its exact English term) psychosis. Anyway, this was a 7/10 TV-series for me. I can say that I was expecting a great thing like Jordskott, which I talked about here earlier.

Edited by Shadowyzard - August 07 2021 at 14:39

Lovecraft Country. Some slating reviews, but I really enjoyed it. 8/10

The After (2014) - A single season AND single episode series (or not so series). Another interesting thing for me about it is, it is about a group of people coincidentally gathered. (Not abducted, but they happened to gather coincidentally.) They discover that all of them were born on 7th March. It is also my birthday. Coincidence... Wow, what an intricate thing, even in real life sometimes. Everything is all over the place. Not terrible but quite bland. 5/10

Edited by Shadowyzard - August 03 2021 at 17:49

Epidemiya/To the Lake/Vongozero: The Outbreak (2019) - This Russian TV series with many names also has many things to enjoy. Top-notch acting, quality production and whatnot. 8/10

Edited by Shadowyzard - July 31 2021 at 08:43

richardh wrote: Kingdom: Ashin Of The North (2021) (billed as a one off TV episode rather than a 'film') A spin off from the Kingdom Netflix series , perhaps best described as a tale of revenge. Quite lyrical and not the total gore fest I expected . High production standard and quality acting 8/10

Kingdom: Ashin Of The North (2021) (billed as a one off TV episode rather than a 'film')

Tigtone (2018

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Outrageous... for most, I guess. Those who are interested in fantasy and can like some brutal humour would probably enjoy it immensely. Not outright a blatant parody aiming to degrade "fantasy", but still incredibly funny. The episodes are 11 minutes each. As of now, it has 2 seasons and 21 episodes in total. I loved it. The first season was more bizarre and chaotic, but its second season was still enjoyable. Strictly for adults and those who can tolerate gory stuff. Even though it is an animated series, bloodshed scenes look pretty realistic. 9/10

Edited by Shadowyzard - July 24 2021 at 12:33

The best show ever: History Channel's "Alone" series--Season 8 just having been delivered to Amazon Prime.