The Terror (TV Series) All the Demons Are Still in Hell (2019) User Reviews

Slow burn?!

[danielkelso-10265 · 7/10 · 26 August 2019]

Well I guess this one's a slow burner. I haven't condemned it as bad yet, but nor can I pronounce it good. It's starting to get a little creepy, but it's certainly not as compelling as season one. That season had great atmosphere, cast and a historical event I was far more well versed in.

I'll persevere. I'm hoping by the end of next episode I'll actually be immersed in the story.

Being Patient

[chunterd2 · 7/10 · 20 August 2019]

I love the idea of a historical horror anthology series. I really like the premise of this season; an evil spirit haunting the community of a Japanese Internment Camp. But I don't find much to like in our main character Chester and would like The Terror to start terrorizing a bit more. But I'm patient. I'm sure these first few episodes are set up for something bigger to come. That's how the first season went and in the end I enjoyed it very much. So here's to hoping the season begins to pick up from here and ends up being a great bit of television, because I really want this show to get good enough ratings to continue on and see what they come up with for future seasons.

Haunting beauty

[supermaggie · 9/10 · 7 August 2021]

Fresh ideas (historic events, but not often addressed in movies and shows), presented in a stilish and haunting beauty - even if you are not a fan of the 1930ies and 1940ies (like me) - you should check this out. This production is truly worth it.

Not as good as S1

[MiketheWhistle · 2/10 · 21 August 2019]

I was very hopeful for this season after how good season 1 was, but it's not working yet. I was hopeful especially with George Takei who was actually in a camp during WW2. Unfortunately there are inaccuracies with the actual history that are unneeded for the story line. Perhaps it will take a few more ep's but the problem is will the show run out of ep's before hitting a good prime.

Awful season

[urso90 · 4/10 · 24 August 2019]

I can't figure out how an outstanding first season of this anthology series, with a great plot and intelligent dialogues could be so bad as this second season. Just considering the goof of Luz be still pregnant after a year since Chester was ordering the abortive "magical" formula from Yuko in Episode One gives a flavor of how weak this season is. The "Evil Ghost" or the shape-shifting "bakemono" character/plot aspect is a very weak one, almost comical. The subliminar message is a severe social critic of how current US Government is treating Latin illegal immigrants, in a very similar way soldiers treated the Japanese descendant children. Besides all of these considerations, the series is too predictable and full of cliches.