This show is amazing, I could just finish the review right here. But I'll elaborate on that a little bit.
First, what a perfect way to mold the guest characters around with the main ones, the casting for this season was perfect and until now everything seems to be going the right way with the story.
John's guilt started to get the best of him, and a twist that even being a little bit predictable took place as a strike of good luck for the new older brother.
Speaking of old brothers, Danny is back and he's torturing John's mind piece by piece, every hallucination/imagination scene John had in this episode involving Danny or not was absolutely well-written and it lead to something bigger than the story itself, the thought of having this dangerous ghost in your mind, your polar opposite haunting you though every decision you making is awful for a person who's consumed by the fear of his actions.
I understand the writers intention on trying to make us sympathize with The Rayburns again, I know I almost did, but the new "villains" are so compelling that you just can't help but to root for them to expose this family, and after every episode I watch, I still hope it ends badly for The Rayburns, not with deaths flying all around, but with justice working their way.
From the oldest to the youngest, they caused all the events we're witnessing right now, they surrounded themselves with dangerous people and all of them are now paying the price for an accident that turned out to be a game of lies, blackmail and insanity.
First, what a perfect way to mold the guest characters around with the main ones, the casting for this season was perfect and until now everything seems to be going the right way with the story.
John's guilt started to get the best of him, and a twist that even being a little bit predictable took place as a strike of good luck for the new older brother.
Speaking of old brothers, Danny is back and he's torturing John's mind piece by piece, every hallucination/imagination scene John had in this episode involving Danny or not was absolutely well-written and it lead to something bigger than the story itself, the thought of having this dangerous ghost in your mind, your polar opposite haunting you though every decision you making is awful for a person who's consumed by the fear of his actions.
I understand the writers intention on trying to make us sympathize with The Rayburns again, I know I almost did, but the new "villains" are so compelling that you just can't help but to root for them to expose this family, and after every episode I watch, I still hope it ends badly for The Rayburns, not with deaths flying all around, but with justice working their way.
From the oldest to the youngest, they caused all the events we're witnessing right now, they surrounded themselves with dangerous people and all of them are now paying the price for an accident that turned out to be a game of lies, blackmail and insanity.
