Ratings & Reviews
Would've preferred less screentime for Facebookers larping as detectives, but it was interesting overall.
Despite the contrivances, dull characters, corniness, and absurdity of it all, it was kind of fun-ish at times.
A girlboss agent defies all the sexist males in the department, catching the Unabomber almost singlehandedly. Sure.
Getting Jacob and MiB vibes to the point that it feels like plagiarism.
If I didn't know this was a Sam Raimi film going in, I'd have figured it out soon enough.
It was weird, confusing, and I'm not even sure if the mysteries have a hidden answer. Right up my alley.
As a 1990s/2000s horror, it’d be just okay. In the current horror landscape, it’s practically an Oscar winner.
If you enjoy watching characters you don’t care about in contrived situations for barely explained reasons… you're in luck.
The message is good. The execution (no pun intended) is kinda abysmal.
Directionless and too much blame‑shifting. Ironically, it made me want to just go watch The Biggest Loser.
Hack, pandering, cringe-inducingly propagandistic, and a mockery of the source material.
Absolute cringe. A gen Z dullard's idea of art.
A cool show that's hindered by cringy, on-the-nose political/cultural messaging that comes across as propagandistic.
Great atmosphere and, having not known the story, it was tense throughout. Ultimately, though, it went nowhere.
It's like Stranger Things meets Cocoon.
The Gutter Monkey
Ratings & Reviews
Unabomber
Unabomber
September 26, 2026
A girlboss agent defies all the sexist males in the department, catching the Unabomber almost singlehandedly. Sure.
4
29
Citizen Vigilante
Citizen Vigilante
July 1, 2026
The message is good. The execution (no pun intended) is kinda abysmal.
2
3
The Boys
The Boys
June 8, 2026
A cool show that's hindered by cringy, on-the-nose political/cultural messaging that comes across as propagandistic.
2
10
