You know there's a problem right in the first minutes when a bloodied footprint on the floor looks as if it had been painted on the floor perfectly. Foot prints do NOT look like they are perfect; only part of the print survives.
That's just the harbinger of things to come. The dialog is aimed at a pre-teen level. It's not rocket science that's for sure. Then there's the production values. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. You get the feeling creators Liz Helden and Daniel Thomson are more worried about the money coming in than in creating an intelligent, vibrant series.
It all unfolds like a cheap "TV movie" with boring camera angles (lots of static cameras - a sure sign of boring direction}. While the actors have some appeal, they are equally boring as the writing. It's all a cheap money grab without the artistry or care needed to make a series watchable.
That's just the harbinger of things to come. The dialog is aimed at a pre-teen level. It's not rocket science that's for sure. Then there's the production values. Cheap. Cheap. Cheap. You get the feeling creators Liz Helden and Daniel Thomson are more worried about the money coming in than in creating an intelligent, vibrant series.
It all unfolds like a cheap "TV movie" with boring camera angles (lots of static cameras - a sure sign of boring direction}. While the actors have some appeal, they are equally boring as the writing. It's all a cheap money grab without the artistry or care needed to make a series watchable.