antsmiff

A return to form for the series. In my opinion, the Walking Dead ended up having too many characters. The split to doing the best characters in their own spin offs is much better.

Negan and Maggie have great on screen chemistry and having a goal to follow doesn't make it feel like it is drifting like the end of TWD.

I like the way the script writers have remembered to put the undead back in and put a horror feel to it. The settings are dark and foreboding and there is a constant feeling that something bad can happen at any minute.

I am really looking forward to seeing how the series plays out but so far so good.

The first few episodes were so full.of promise and then it started to make a rapid decline. The story telling came across as they had just lost interest. Its like they got a series commissioned off the first 2 episodes and didn't invest the monies in a good story teller or writer. It became like a doctor who episode from the 90s.

Then it quickly introduced same sex relations which seemed the norm now and part of every new series. Nothing against it but not for me.

I guess they have boxes to tick and quotas to meet. Got to include something for the you know what communities to latch onto. Bud Light will sponsor it next season.

I'm a big fan of Neil Marshall and was really looking forward to this movie. I followed the hype train and was of the belief that this would be a return to form in the like of The Descent. Boy was I wrong. The script is awful and steals ideas from dialogues used in other movies like Predator, Aliens and Resident Evil. The acting is over exaggerated and there is no chemistry between the cast.

Now let's talk about "The Creatures". The suits worn by the Creature actors are so comical I think they were left-overs from some old 70's Doctor Who episode.

I can't remember the last time I watched a movie that felt so cheap and poorly executed.

Neil, what was going on in your head when you did this. Give us another great like Dog Soldiers or The Descent. You know you can do it.