Episode 2 was a slight but necessary step up from episode 1. It gave more insight into the backstory of Luna and Harlan, and ended with a bang!
I loved the opening sequence of this episode. The cinematography and lighting was on-point. The production was overall well done, despite some questionable (but not terrible) CGI. I also loved the introduction of Everett's friend, Connor, and the interactions between Everett and his parents! The climax at the end reminded me of the action sequences seen in Stranger Things season 1 and 2 which I also enjoyed.
I wish that the show was a bit more fast-paced and revealed more plot points, but this is only episode 2. I felt like Kristyn Ramsay as a character did not aid the plot in any way this episode. She felt like an unnecessary character. However, I have heard that her character is closed off at the beginning for reasons to-be-revealed later, so my hopes aren't completely dashed there.
I loved the opening sequence of this episode. The cinematography and lighting was on-point. The production was overall well done, despite some questionable (but not terrible) CGI. I also loved the introduction of Everett's friend, Connor, and the interactions between Everett and his parents! The climax at the end reminded me of the action sequences seen in Stranger Things season 1 and 2 which I also enjoyed.
I wish that the show was a bit more fast-paced and revealed more plot points, but this is only episode 2. I felt like Kristyn Ramsay as a character did not aid the plot in any way this episode. She felt like an unnecessary character. However, I have heard that her character is closed off at the beginning for reasons to-be-revealed later, so my hopes aren't completely dashed there.