Don’t think anyone has taken such an interesting subject and managed to milk all the life out of it, to the point that it’s mundane, boring and repetitive.
3 episodes in and I’m struggling to find the strength in me to watch the last one.
This could easily have been 2 episodes at a push, or a 90 minute documentary.
Not at all engaging - I find my mind wandering a lot and the evidence that’s being gathered seem to…
Certainly captures a lot of the charm of the originals, but it is very similar, in terms of story, to the original 1984 Ghostbusters film.
Reminded me of when I saw Force Awakens, which was a re-hash of A New Hope, but I enjoyed this and appreciated the use of practical effects over CGI.
Can see where these ideas that were tested later came into being within the Terminator and Aliens film. Nothing impressive and ends abruptly (not sure if this was an intended cliffhanger perhaps) but all in all shows some of the talents of Mr. Cameron before he went on to become the big budget director of today.
I was hoping for something in a similar vein to Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer when watching this, but sadly, this earlier episode completely misses the mark..
The documentary tries to highlight the problem with online sleuths, but gives so much attention to them and their vague assumptions that by the end, it all kind of feels like the point was completely missed.
For myself, the only redeeming factor was that, (from the little factual information given in the…
