I was curious about this show as well. Still a bit on the fence as it's a Netflix Original and those tend to be pretty hit or miss, usually miss. There was another Netflix Original called Haunted that was supposed to be reenactments of true events based on interviews. Similar to another show called A Haunting. However I guess Netflix decided that telling ghost stories wasn't exciting enough because the one episode I watched had quite a few F-bombs and blatant nudity. Not that I don't see that stuff in other movies or shows but it felt really gratuitous and out of place in this format.
Reading that review I pretty much stopped when they went into the bit about diversity. The idea that diversity and representation is literally only skin deep is a big pet peeve of mine. There are occasionally characters in TV and movies who look like me but I don't identify with them or share anything in common with them. I remember watching Star Trek:The Next Generation as a kid and there was one character that I strongly identified with, despite looking absolutely nothing like them I saw much of myself in their personality, back story and characterization. That character was Tasha Yar. However, according to this idea of representation I, as an adolescent boy, should have identified with Wesley Crusher or I should have seen myself in Voyagers Commander Chakotay due to race/skin color. But I didn't even like either of those characters.
To me, the entire concept of representation, as it's currently discussed, feels regressive in terms of our social fabric by forcing people to focus on superficial traits over the idea of our shared humanity.
Feel like a cat on the hunt for mice...lol
