THE WATCHER Series Review **SPOILER ALERT**

[@whambam21]

The amount of times Bobby’s character immediately approached someone in that “i know it’s you!” way drove me crazy. He was loud and wrong like 11 times

[@indauroleal7953]

With this series I went from I cannot wait to see the next episode to having to force myself to finish the whole thing.

[@questaskybreezy1338]

@@LilithsCosmicLounge soooo boring, getting to read comments and watch our Gentlemen review it is way more entertainment.

[@CandieP]

Same. Lol. I literally screamed at the TV 📺 at the end. Like WTF!! I’ll never get those 7 hours back.

[@cipher2956]

omg same

[@thecomplainerdv]

bc netflix doesnt have the star raings anymore, i watch the last episode and go backwards.if its good then ill watch the show. they dont have the decency to show the thumb up or down numbers. fucking punks. theres a bomb ass show on prime call the peripheral hopefully youll like that , for the pain you went through. theres also hill house and normal people but those are close to my soul bc both shows happened to me.

[@daintycaked]

@@CandieP the ending was so dumb

[@4no3bo3dy]

I think the first episode holds a new Guinness World Record for most references to “dumbwaiter”

[@vampy8334]

Sounds like you've never watched or read Harold Pinter's play, The Dumbwaiter. Damn good play. Which, fun fact, actually is the main inspiration for Martin McDonagh's film 'In Bruges'.

[@BoucheronsNo.1Fan]

The worst part about the fake out with the investigator lady is that it tells us (the audience) that we can't trust any of the flashbacks we were shown like whyyyy

[@joshdeveaux6936]

That’s the entire show though, absolutely every plot line would immediately be contradicted as the show starts a new one. The entire series was a bunch of ideas that weren’t connected yet seemed they were supposed to be. It made no sense

[@kristenkalinowski2551]

The real story is actually more interesting then this show. It’s crazy that the “dramatization” of the real events are more boring then that ACTUAL events…

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

I feel like Ryan Murphy always lets me down in the end. His projects always have so much potential and then, i just never climax.

[@KerReeeee]

Story of my life.

[@alyviaashley]

Why did I watch the entire series and him being a lawyer never really registered solely because of his behavior 😂😂he was giving account manager

[@docsnake]

Big time.

[@Chrissy213]

Yes!

[@joshdeveaux6936]

Finished the show and had no clue he was a lawyer until reader your comment lmfao

[@alyviaashley]

@@joshdeveaux6936 lmaooo

[@joshdeveaux6936]

@@alyviaashley I don’t even feel dumb about it either the show was written so poorly they’re multiple instances he was completely ignorant of basic laws😂

[@tigerlilly9038]

DANG!! I was so excited for 2 seconds. I thought I made a live.!!! The funny part is if I was the house owner I would've just thrown the s*** in trash and kept on going but I may have also been slaughtered....🤣

[@lynall-zi9yj]

Ryan Murphy always seems to have so many interesting ideas and angles, and he puts every single one in every project he works on

[@tonyortiz1890]

Mr. Murphy is definitely one of the best writer /director out their he just knows how to suck you in and you have a need to find out the ending for your sanity.

[@jazzycakes66]

Ryan Murphy just falls short of bringing all of his ideas together in the end. His ideas are great but is very scattered and incohesive.

[@786valerie]

I’m so glad you commented on the daughter with the racism allegations. That was crazy!

[@tigerlilly9038]

YES!! I would have been "little girl get yo', sh** and live on the damn steps because this idiotic cyber temper tantrum will destroy her father's ENTIRE LIFE, you self righteous little spoiled sh**"

[@oh.....5075]

It's werid it has if white people aren't being falsely accused of rasicim everyday in real life!!! O the times we live in

[@4no3bo3dy]

Def feel the use of LLC’s to blind-purchase homes is a comment on corporations scooping up homes and driving the Market up to ridiculous modern prices.

[@madi3265]

It's interesting that everyone was a suspect except the family themselves bc as far as I remember in the real case, most ppl seem to believe the family made up the letters themselves. I think it could've been really interesting if it was actually Bobby bc he wanted to move elsewhere bc he gets involved in an affair or shady business etc or maybe just to drum up interest in his law firm or something. Then have the whole story told from the perspective of a babysitter or close family friend, going through all the suspects and only finding out it was Bobby at the end with the audience

[@BigPimpGrant]

Did you watch the show? both the parents were accused and you find out that the dad wrote one of the letters to convince his wife to move

[@joshdeveaux6936]

They literally had that plot in the show lmfao, did you watch it?

[@autumnpoobear]

I love watching you guys’ reviews. You both are so real and witty. Feels like being on the phone with friends.💙

[@tonyortiz1890]

I agree I enjoy your banter with great reviews….and Thank God Mia Farrow is back, she’s an incredible actress.

[@lilarto]

I think The Watcher is ultimately about mysteries that go unsolved and the tragic human condition to obsess over unanswered questions.

[@ChristopherMichael180]

I was underwhelmed by the number of letters. By the end you realize they really didn’t even get that many. The ferret and the girl in bed were freaky events, but by the end it feels like “Really? You all have become these batsh*T crazy people over just a few letters?” I think there should have been at least a dozen letters.

[@haydencooper_]

I kept thinking what if they just ignored the letters and threw them straight into the bin without reading them?

[@ChristopherMichael180]

@@haydencooper_ I agree so much. It was also so insane how they found that tunnel and then it’s like that plot point just evaporated. Also, there are so many more ways they could have tried to find their home’s vulnerable points. I remember my boarding school had a special tape rigged on every window that would change color if the seal was lifted to discourage kids from sneaking out. There are ways you could combine deadbolt door and window systems with that tamperproof tape to isolate the activity. Or the paranormal activity trick where you coat the floor in baking flour. Or any myriad of booby traps involving specialty adhesives. I feel like you could even use a high end stud Finder to try to map out potential oddities in your walls and floors. Granted, I’d probably ditch the house-but for Bobby’s character arc to go down the path of delusional obsession, he exhausted so few crafty options to actually fix or the solve the issue. It’s like watching someone aggressively running in a giant hamster wheel. Furiously expending energy without actually making any progress. 🫠 It’s like anyone who has ever watched Home Alone would have had more craftiness trying to rig/protect their home.

[@christophercobb249]

I just recently discovered your reviews and I am thoroughly enjoying your thoughtful but fun takes on pop culture!

[@ravenswood118]

The lawyer guy in real life was working in insurance. I don't know why they made him a lawyer in the series. Doesn't seem to serve any purpose

[@ericka19710]

I saw this too. I wish I could have watched it with you too it would have made it so much more fun . I love your reviews!

[@vffuller-5527]

I’m so excited to hear your review on this one! ❤Thanks for the great videos 🎥🍿

[@williamerazo3921]

Man Ryan Murphy is getting his shows through. Netflix it’s getting there money worth

[@kf7451]

I remember those “watcher” letters being on the news. That was crazy as hell. I think that house bankrupt the family trying to leave

[@leylapats]

I'm pretty sure the family did it because they were bankrupt or has memory failed me? I thought it was an Amityville Horror situation where they couldn't afford the house and wanted to get outta the loan so they made up all this stuff....could 100% be wrong though

[@vampy8334]

@@leylapats no you're incorrect the family didn't write the letters themselves, I believe the husband wrote letters later to the neighbors because he believed all of his neighbors had something to do with it but they've never found out who the watcher is to this day. It's pretty creepy. They tried to rent it out but the family that rented it got a letter within a few weeks of moving in. I believe that house is empty still after all these years.

[@leylapats]

@@vampy8334 the real couple never moved in, they ended up renting to a son of their friends who says he never had a single issue and never got a letter

[@leylapats]

@@vampy8334 at least according to the article I read, if you got something else tell me where to find it and I’ll read it for sure

[@DregHeaps]

This was one of those “so bad its good” for me, was laughing at so many decisions and performances throughout, just amazing!

[@veganpeace7890]

I didn't know this was a Ryan Murphy show. You guys made it sound a lot more fun than the trailer!

[@Elleaf1]

Personally I loved it! Its definitely not for everyone, but I'm a big fan of fun, interesting dialog, zany characters, ambiguous endings, and spooky aesthetics, so it really did the job for me. There were definitely a few "Why would anyone go about things like that?" moments such as when they didnt investigate the tunnels more/ set up a trap, when they let the detective dick them around, when they weren't more upset with the security guy for putting a camera in their bedroom etc.; but a lot of the character motivations actually made a lot sense even if their actions were irrational (how often do people act rationally in real life?), so I thought the writing was good despite those flaws I mentioned.

[@lg4030]

Jennifer Coolidge’s character got the letter from the dumb waiter, and there was that whole narration from the letter while she was running out the house. I thought that was pretty clear.

[@82566]

This came up just in time I was thinking of watching it this morning...thnxs guys

[@ijf817]

Matthew Modine was in Pacific Heights 💓

[@adda312]

Mia Farrow's character was my favorite! She was obviously involved imo with her little club...but the story was so all over the place that I got annoyed in the finale. So many things that didn't pay off which was annoying because the series (the makers, more like) sets it up as something that's gonna be really clever and intense. It's either super intentional or not so great writing? I don't know. Where did Big Mo's husband go and why did he die? Why is the arugula growing on the Brannock's fence if they live across the street? Why is the police chief so shady? Ughh. It's giving Twin Peaks but not as innovative 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@SoulSis_7]

Man I been waiting on this review ! Great as always

[@tigerlilly9038]

oooohh I am going to re-watch Pacific Heights. This was trashy fun, Mia was giving All The Crazy Lady Things 🤪

[@jeffrokraus5483]

Okay, you guys missed like a thousand things in the show that you were supposed to get. The relationship with Theodora and Dean and family was deeper, that's why she wanted Dean to have peace and not be obsessed with the house, because she knew that it would ruin his life; she did that out of love. And you mentioned that there was no supernatural element, they're actually is an implied supernatural element through the whole show: like the girl in the bedroom, The people who seem to stare at the house and then walk away, The Watcher himself or herself, and the figure that's in the stairs in the end may or may not be actual person -- because they never show a face at all, just black robes/hoods. Watch it again, guys, I think the theme here is that the house itself is possessed, or something along those lines. The obsession of the human characters over the house is why there is all this cult nonsense, and why those neighbors are always watching the house; the house creates 'watchers'. And you guys missed that the letter Karen receives is different from the rest, it says something like 'welcome to your nightmare!' You also missed that Nora is obsessed with the house, too, as you see her pull up by it, after Dean leaves. Eh.

[@carleyfrazee9363]

The guy that killed his family might be based on John list .

[@amywilder6330]

The moment that they mentioned he was pretending to go to work I was like "John List?".

[@jujutaylor2186]

That was my first thought as soon as they mentioned it

[@fckingcute]

It is based on him

[@haydencooper_]

Derrr.

[@NightOwlandtheMoon]

I watched this show- your review was so fun and perfect! A better brand new soap opery show: “Chloe” on Prime. That one got me hooked!

[@Truthseeker738]

Yes I’ve been waiting for this review! Great review guys as always !

[@questaskybreezy1338]

This review and comment section is far more entertaining than the show, I am kinda happy I had it playing in the background while cleaning so I can enjoy this review and comment section.

[@Truthseeker738]

@@questaskybreezy1338 same! Their reviews literally make my day and I have so many movies on my watchlist that I would have never thought about if I didn’t join this page!

[@djenae2852]

The creepy thing for me, was that those letters are REAL!! they are so creepy they feel scripted for a movie, like surely no one would ever actually write like this in real life. But someone did! That family actually did get these letters. So creepy. But yeah, overall, really weird way of recounting this true crime story

[@mfconstructor]

Yesssss i was waiting for this review 😌😌

[@StellaQ77]

Just discovered you guys recently and I love your videos...just one suggestion, would it be possible to put a timestamp after the plot synopsis? Since your reviews have spoilers, I watch them after I've finished watching the movie and don't really need the plot laid out step by step...would be great to be able to skip to what you guys thought about the film. Keep up the good work you guys are my fav reviewers on YT.

[@questaskybreezy1338]

It is awesome when they review something you want to see or just saw. I was excited to see them review this yawn fest we watched on Saturday sooooo dull, Fish Jelly review far more entertaining.

[@karbaramaxey2832]

I was callin Dakota Rae Sremmurd and Swae Lee the whole time 😂

[@eritaka420]

Fucking cracked me up about the daughter hahahaha.

[@haydencooper_]

I thought the Mia Farrow character was incredibly annoying and didn't really add a lot to the story. She made an already far fetched scenario even more harder to believe with how over the top she was up against the straight man husband wife and kids. It took me out of the show a bit.

[@alliereed4247]

How did I miss this??? I didn't know anything about this series BUT I knew the story! And for the record I would have stayed UNTIL the watcher said " you might get an illness, like a small cough that gets worse and worse " that would have fu#cked me up!....p.s. I'm highly offended when Nick said y'all don't have kids!!! Did y'all forget about the dang cat??? I bet she runs that house 😁

[@scifibri2376]

I love watching you two guys talk about the film you two just saw were it sometimes is like you're talking to us but other times its like we're not even there! LOL I mean we are not *really* there but you know what I mean!

[@Geshtafshnifka]

Typical Ryan Murphy style, more questions than answers , I was like ‘what !?’ towards the end, so confused, which is normally how I feel watching most Ryan projects. If not for all these great actors and actresses, and beautiful set design, I’d have been like’ the f-‘

[@Elleaf1]

Also, I forgot to mention my personal theory. I think pretty much everyone was the watcher at some point. The neighbors/ the preservation society, the detective, Karen, the Dad, the Mom, even the kids might have contributed at some point. I think everyone was using the mythos of the house for their own interests. I also think the John Graff story might have been made up/ modified by the detective

[@sandrapasquarella674]

Totally agree with you Eleaf1. I loved having so many suspects that could be the watcher, and each time the storyline changed I was totally convinced that the new guy or girl was now the watcher. I think the writers wanted the story to be convulted in order to keep you guessing. But, maybe they went to far when they included the John List murders disguised as the John Graff character. Now they need a second season to answer all the unresolved questions. I would love it if the writers stopped talking about all the horrible stuff that goes on connected to this house and actually show us the scary stuff and what the neighbors are actually capable of. Just turn the house into a massive poltergeist . I think everyone would tune in for that .

[@BoucheronsNo.1Fan]

The voice for the letters was James Charles and you cant change my mind

[@KaylasBestie]

Long time hidden subscriber. I LOVE y'all videos. You two are my favorite reviewers. When I first found your channel I spent the whole day binging your videos. I'm always recommending your channel. The way y'all interact off each other is priceless and sometimes wanna make me check out the video. I like how a little history regarding the key players are provided. I love the way y'all talk about this series. I had no intention on watching, but will be checking it out. Take care and I look forward to future videos.

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

That's very sweet. Thank you

[@EvanSmith1000]

Very curious what y’all will think of Speak No Evil and Deadstream! Both horror releases from this year!

[@stephaniel4679]

This was amalgamation of the List murders and Amityville murders....it's ridiculous. I legit can't believe this wasn't solved.

[@cherryontop821]

I love you guys review channel commentary is always really appreciated as well as the banter lol I would love to see you guys talk about Tyler, perry drama series, ruthless. It’s definitely a wild one and would love to hear what you guys think although it is quite a lengthy series at this point

[@perforce1]

Love Joseph's suggestion for an alternative plot

[@fernandasamarati9162]

Love your reviews!

[@niamou9181]

I actualy enjoyed the serie a lot and i think the different scenarios and the confusion was intentional, like to put you in the family position, different possibilities and being obssessed who is the watcher …

[@TerenceGrier]

5:42 Nick's Face* Me when I'm trying to figure out where all my money went after splurging all weekend

[@mattburns7286]

great review guys, hope Black Adam is coming next

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

We’re watching it tomorrow.

[@puspavelai8353]

So, in the end (when someone finally 'discovers' the truth) - I would accept *any supernatural* reasoning behind those cryptic letters. But to follow quite positive, and two 'amused' reviewers here - with very fair ratings - is enjoyable enough! :)

[@ciannasilver6163]

I highly recommend the 2016 movie”The Watcher” which stars Erin Cahill and it is pretty good 😊 it is inspired off of the same true story as this television series.

[@DervishNL]

Well, that was 7 hours of my life I'll never get back again. Is this a new trend? We will set up a mystery and the twist is...we're never gonna tell you who did it!!

[@haydencooper_]

It was always going to be ambiguous because of the real life conclusion - there wasn't one.

[@kevindrake4529]

I really love your take on things, even when I disagree. I loved The Watcher because it was so full of twists. And it really felt like how paranoia takes hold of people. The scares were so creepy! I really enjoyed how I’d be thinking “oh for sure it is him!” and then the next episode I’d be sure it was a different suspect. That was so exciting and edge of seat. And I also loved that they didn’t resolve the mysteries so you are left to wonder.

[@dancingkay2604]

Have you guys reviewed Rosemary’s Baby? Wow, it’s really worth checking out!

[@fishjellyfilmreviews]

No but it would be a good podcast selection.

[@Mrberkeley99]

With the exception of the murdered pets, I couldn’t stop laughing (even when it might be considered inappropriate).

[@amywilder6330]

I watched this this past weekend and it wasn't to my taste and it should have been movie length. I didn't really enjoy it. John List reference in the movie was the most interesting part, but what does that even have to do with this house???

[@fantasiazplatkami]

Yeah, one movie would be enough

[@WThomas]

Whenever I see Bobby, all I can think about is funky spunk from Sex and the City. 😂

[@haydencooper_]

I think of him as Will's boyfriend in Will & Grace.

[@WThomas]

@@haydencooper_ oh yeah that’s right. Forgot about that.

[@systemshift]

omg thank you for this lmao

[@detectivejimmymcnulty1676]

The random lady on the video getting in bed with Bobby C was CLEARLY Mia Farrow’s character.

[@daintycaked]

they're all different kind of conspiracy theorists in that tiny town

[@thomastalks3841]

I enjoyed the beginning but it was unsatisfactory as an ending. Do we even believe the watcher is female? Or they have been writing for decades

[@Relaxinghypnoasmr]

Just had to comment on the part about bad writing with no denouement…it’s because it was based on a true story, and in real life there wasn’t a conclusion, but there was speculation the dad wrote all the letters himself in some type of con.

[@dancingkay2604]

I got more confused towards the end, but I couldn’t stop watching…

[@questaskybreezy1338]

This series shows what Brad brings to the team. It felt like the other patyof the story is missing. I got through it but feeling like something huge is missing. You never can tell who brings what with a team like Ryan and Brad until you see project not together, seems like we watched another Ryan series/movie without Brad that also lacked. The watcher lacks, the Brannicks were insufferable annoying

[@cobrakaicyberdon]

I think the real family thought of the money made from the amytiville thing and thought, let's make up a story, to either make money or they wanted to move and make money. And it worked. There's a series being made. And no one was ever caught for the letter sending. Not even no D.N.A on the letters. Cool little story, and obviously liberties were taken by Ryan Murphy. But I think jn real life the homeowners made it up IMHO. P.S, Good review guys.

[@kristenkalinowski2551]

No they didn’t, this actually happened… there are tons of vids on YT going over the real events

[@KerReeeee]

@@kristenkalinowski2551 No, OP is saying that in the real life events, the homeowners probably wrote the letters to themselves to make a profit off of a mystery à la the Amityville Horror Story.

[@christiandouyon9739]

My review is long so if you don't want to read it all then simply read these 3 words: No payoff whatsoever. If you enjoy comiting your emotionnal and intellectual investment ( not to mention your time) into a show only to have the writers mock you for it at the end then "The watcher" is definitely for you. Instead of spoiling it for you I'll use an example : Say you see a trailer for an action movie starring Jackie Chan, Bruce lee and Jet-Li. Being a huge fan of kung-fu flicks you decide to watch it. The movie starts slow develloping all 3 protagonists and right off the bat you sense a fight is about to break out but for now none happen. All throughout the movie they keep crossing paths. Not a single fight occurs,provocations from each party start, tensions between those 3 Giants of martial arts intensify and the movie makes it quite clear that the 3 main characters are inching ever closer to an epic, absolutely legendary confrontation. Come the last scene of the movie : Jackie-Chan, Bruce Lee and Jet-Li meet in a huge ring. This is it, the battle no the WAR you've been waiting over an hour for. The ultimate contest of martial skill which once and for all shall decide who the best figh- Actually....the three men suddenly sit down in the middle of the ring, have someone bring in a tray containing tea and cookies. The camera slowly zooms out as it shows the 3 men enjoying a nice conversation while having a snack. The credits start, signalling the end of the movie. Look.....when I watch a psychological thriller or a detective show or any other genre relying on mystery I don't expect to always have all the answers. But no answers? None? This is what I mean when I say the writers are laughing at your investment. They put clues and red herrings in every episode to keep you guessing until you realise they're all red herrings and lazy ones at that because the writers couldn't be bothered to write an original and clever story where everything falls into place at the end. In simpler terms, the show is a collossal waste of your time. Do not watch it. Please......please do not waste your time

[@williamskat1]

Well this sounds like a fun night of Netflix. Thank you!

[@jodirook71]

Mia was great but my girl is MARGO Martinale , shes friends with Bojack. ( I thought it was Nancy)

[@aunt_jozzy]

I’d love to see your review of the real case 💕

[@SashaAmess]

I enjoyed, but it was definitely all over the place. Perhaps if Ryan Murphy and the writers made a definitive choice as to whom or what the actual watcher was, it wouldn’t have felt so random… Fun fact: Westfield is also where Charles Addams the creator of The Addams Family lived. He also used his home as a reference in the original comic strip. (So maybe Uncle Fester or Grandmama was the watcher?

[@haydencooper_]

The point was that nobody knows who the watcher is, not us, not Ryan. Nobody.

[@SashaAmess]

@@haydencooper_ ok great but there were still too many “red herrings” with no real pay off. The reality of what happened in the house was embellished so much, although enjoyable, left too many questions.

[@justaguy7230]

I think I hated this show. I don't know if this was supposed to be a comedy, or something in the vain of that Kristen bell show, but i hated all the characters and the resolution was ridiculously stupid. "The watcher was never found " it says at the end, as if the rest of the show was sticking to real life facts? I would have stuck the daughter in a foster home. Ugh, so frustrated 🤣. Glad you guys reviewed it. Now I have to finish that Devil in Ohio show, which is also "based on a true story" 🙄

[@the_agate_gate3782]

I love The Watcher (2000)! It’s like a movie-length Criminal Minds episode, and I thought Keanu did a good job with it.

[@franditri7185]

Could it be the guy that installed the security system?

[@bonyjoseph1822]

A series review! Please do check out The Bear as well from FX

[@ChristopherMichael180]

John Graff was based on a separate and unrelated crime that was eventually solved after the family annihilator accountant guy was found via an fbi facial mock-up shown on America’s most wanted. Bailey Sarian has an episode about that case. Tbh, I found that incredibly distracting. I get that Ryan has to pad the series to stretch it out and make it seem more chaotic than what actually happened, but that took me straight out because it felt like Ryan Murphy’s “research” was a Bailey Sarian channel binge where he picked his favorite unrelated crimes to combine into a mutated piece of fiction.

[@curtismichael4703]

Yeah, that part about how they never reveal the identity of The Watcher. NEXT!😂

[@americanpancakelive]

Jennifer Coolidge gets the letter from the dumbwaiter served on a cloche'd silver platter. While I sort of enjoyed The Watcher it kind of goes off the rails after the 4th episode. After that it feels like Ryan Murphy is just making it up as he goes along. This is also a case of the original story being already creepy enough so this inspired story just goes all over the fucking place. It does do a good job of fucking with us, the audience, and casting potential suspects at every turn but some of the actions of Dean and Nora didn't make sense. They found the fucking tunnel and easily could of had the contractors find out were they lead and thus find "the watcher". I would of ran to the end of every tunnel. The writing here is totally too convenient, write a plot hole and drive a big fucking car through it and then erase the loop hole. Super sloppy. You guys are fucking hilarious as usual.

[@haydencooper_]

Whoever accessed the house through the tunnel didn't make them the watcher though. You have those crazy neighbours obsessed with the house and Jasper entering it etc. That doesn't mean they sent the letters.

[@mandymac74]

I just don’t care for most Ryan Murphy productions. They seem, to me, to go well and then all of a sudden I am left scratching my head. It just goes crazy and Murphy can’t pull me back in and this has happened in the 3 Murphy shows I have watched. I was really enjoying Feud. But, towards the end it was just crazy. A dinner at Crawford’s house and it was so weird to me. AHS is ok but it does this too.

[@vingram100]

It was the home owners.

[@bmck-8400]

Fun review… I can’t give it seven episodes of my life… it was a lady who was mad she couldn’t buy the house… it wasn’t complex. Threatened children I believe … real sicko. I don’t think there were any consequences…it’s on Wikipedia or something . Be a great house to open a B&B in now…it’s famous.

[@fantasiazplatkami]

I dropped off at ep . 3, so bored. Only the realtor lady had some life in her. The husband did what he could but i didnt care for this whole family so did nothing for me.

[@TheMagickHourZ]

i only got to ep 3ish...i just couldnt...i turned it off and started researching the real story...it just wasnt that interesting...

[@MeghannMonroe]

I think it was left open bc the true case was left open. I thought the husbands wardrobe was everything. I wanted to buy everything for my husband. It was giving Amittyville Horror vibes then slowly turned into someone driving the property value down. I wouldn’t shot Jasper ass for playing in my house

[@sickleweed3270]

Oof I couldn't last past the first episode. There was something so off about Naomi Watts' acting that every time she's on screen I was distracted. The story it's based on is pretty creepy and interesting though.

[@docsnake]

The real story was way more creepy than this series.

[@sickleweed3270]

@@docsnake I didn't finish the series but that's probably true. Ryan Murphy tends to overdo things to the point where it's more silly or campy than scary. But honestly not even sure if the incident is enough to warrant a whole movie on it, much less a tv miniseries.

[@docsnake]

@@sickleweed3270 I was definitely disappointed when it turned campy, like I am with the American Horror Story series as well sometimes.

[@sickleweed3270]

@@docsnake Those series are one of the most frustrating things ever: so pretty to look at, packed with A list veterans and strong cast, good music too, but the writing is so shit sometimes they're completely unwatchable. They end of feeling like a huge waste of money.

[@thedrake2121]

I AGREE IT AMOUNTS TO NOTHING

[@esotericjp]

Ryan has to add some mass murder to anything. I know this is a show but are there any Netflix movies you actually like? No sarcasm, all seriousness. Netflix movies are all weird.

[@eduardogonzalez3396]

It seems to me you don’t like it because you can’t figure it out some of us see that as a great thing it’s not like all the other series your use to and it makes u want to see what’s next I bet you want to see it as well.

[@BookMaven9]

I wasted time up until the 6th episode and couldnt take it anymore. I didn’t care how it ended. They were too damn annoying especially the husband!!! I would want those people to move too lol. Yea, i did not enjoy this.

[@franditri7185]

Ok let’s hear about the PI/ singer/ Ill lady

[@jujutaylor2186]

Plot twist.its the murder house from American Horror Story season 1...😀 Yeah I'm going to pass on this series.

[@BookMaven9]

I watched all but the last episode. That tells you something. I couldnt care less, and these people were all so annoying.

[@aubreydodson5767]

I no who's the watcher

[@1rwjwith]

I sat through this series…but it is very annoying! Apparently it IS based on a true story because there are quite a few videos on the house which is real . However this series kind of as you say makes it seem like it’s about devaluing the house so Jennifer Coolidge’s character can buy it cheap but it’s so convoluted with all the stuff going on that it is ridiculous! I give it a C .

[@docsnake]

DAMN! How did I miss this live chat? Was is it announced? Y’all be sneaking up on a sister!

[@boujiebarbie3198]

I don't know what i wanted the ending to be, and I'm not sure even what da h3ll it was🤷🏾‍♀️, but I think I wanted it be along the line of somebody or a family of crazies were trying to harass them or I rally don't know what I warned. I wanted it to be better than I can imagine but I'm not sure what that gave. It held my attention but sorry just went nowhere after all the buildup. And, there atte at least two Bey interesting true crime stories in this series that they could've built on and given a great story...anyway, I guess, 2.5 out of 5 or maybe 3 out of five for me...

[@Amanda-el9dx]

Yea I felt like the main couple always wore beige 😅

[@cipher2956]

i feel i wasted my time on this, specially that nothing resolved