Episode 2 starts to build character archs. More discovery about the virus the way it turns the rats into killers survival of the fitess. The CDC crew is starting to figure things out about the infected yet the resident lab workers who continue to get worst. Bill Campbell carries the show well and adds to the drama with his co host. I wonder how many viewers have watched this show since there is a lack of reviews. Here we learn some of the residents are like a super race. They transmit the virus via kissing in order to survive. Alan looking for his brother Peter who has just infected his ex girlfriend. Dr. Doreen is great hero in this.. The 60's elevator music is off while the sound effects are appropriate music.
2 Reviews
Not impressed yet...
ianmitchell-4521410 April 2015
I wont leave spoilers but I'll give my thoughts episode by episode.
So far, I'm concerned with one big sign that's telling me I'm not going to like this series. The people I'm supposed to get behind are annoying while the others who appear more villainous I find more likable. One thing that has always irritated me with Hollywood films is when the villains are portrayed by interesting actors who are genuinely nice intelligent people in real life (Ray Winstone, Rutge Hauer, Ron Perlman Christopher Walken, Kevin Spacey) yet the heroic actors are the genuine narcissistic douche-bags in real life (Tom Cruise, Jason Statham, Jude Law, Bruce Willis e.t.c). I'm not saying this series is like the annoying action films I grew up watching but main principle is always there when casting. The episode is fast paced and the plot is intriguing yet I'm not really enjoying it.
Will give it a few more episodes. I really want to enjoy this.
So far, I'm concerned with one big sign that's telling me I'm not going to like this series. The people I'm supposed to get behind are annoying while the others who appear more villainous I find more likable. One thing that has always irritated me with Hollywood films is when the villains are portrayed by interesting actors who are genuinely nice intelligent people in real life (Ray Winstone, Rutge Hauer, Ron Perlman Christopher Walken, Kevin Spacey) yet the heroic actors are the genuine narcissistic douche-bags in real life (Tom Cruise, Jason Statham, Jude Law, Bruce Willis e.t.c). I'm not saying this series is like the annoying action films I grew up watching but main principle is always there when casting. The episode is fast paced and the plot is intriguing yet I'm not really enjoying it.
Will give it a few more episodes. I really want to enjoy this.
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