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Below - Widow's Bay, this was not. That's not to say that it was all bad, or a complete waste of time, it wasn't and was enjoyable enough to binge the whole thing. A couple of issues though, first, the accents, can't stand when productions try to force "authentic northeastern accents" on us. Maybe they're accurate, they're just off-putting. Next was a major plot hole that I'm just not going to get past. At the end of the 2nd episode the lead

watches a video that clearly shows the creature snatch a couple of tourists then, because of the video, runs through town warning everyone to stay away from the water. The problem, they never, ever, mention the video again, even when they could obviously show it to the town to ease their doubts. Crazy. Sat there there the rest of the series saying just show them the damned video

. Oh well, it was enjoyable enough to kill a few nights.

18 hours ago, The_Omega said:

Below - Widow's Bay, this was not. That's not to say that it was all bad, or a complete waste of time, it wasn't and was enjoyable enough to binge the whole thing. A couple of issues though, first, the accents, can't stand when productions try to force "authentic northeastern accents" on us. Maybe they're accurate, they're just off-putting. Next was a major plot hole that I'm just not going to get past. At the end of the 2nd episode the lead

watches a video that clearly shows the creature snatch a couple of tourists then, because of the video, runs through town warning everyone to stay away from the water. The problem, they never, ever, mention the video again, even when they could obviously show it to the town to ease their doubts. Crazy. Sat there there the rest of the series saying just show them the damned video

. Oh well, it was enjoyable enough to kill a few nights.

The first few episodes were good then

It became another evil corporation behind everything, and the poor creature is just misunderstood. And the one off episode on the separate island with the crazy natives lol Oh well, like you said, entertaining enough but could have been a lot better.

The movie wasn't bad, some predictable stuff but for a direct to Netflix movie was fine. But this scene was like something from Tubi or an old cult classic that would get made fun of now for being so bad and silly. At this point in the movie it was just comedy.

22 hours ago, NOTW said:

The movie wasn't bad, some predictable stuff but for a direct to Netflix movie was fine. But this scene was like something from Tubi or an old cult classic that would get made fun of now for being so bad and silly. At this point in the movie it was just comedy.

I didn't mind it until the end - the ending was crap.

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