Reviews

A bit sappy, but good enough storyline throughout the entire series. You couldn't pay me enough to live in Saddlestring , a horrid place, as pretty as it is.(It was filmed in Alberta CA ) I didn't read the books, but teachers and police are portrayed as idiots and/ or incredibly corrupt with Joe , a troubled and depressed game warden, and his likable family ,the only decent people around , with the weight of straightening out all the horrible misdeeds in the area while staying alive since everyone wants to harm them.it's pretty obvious who will become the bad guy early in each season, but it's the twists to get there that are entertaining.

I found the teenage portions mostly uninteresting especially the annoyingly self centered friends, but had to stay tuned to see the saga of Georgia . By fast forwarding through a lot of the high school drama, I enjoyed the rest, as unrealistic as it was. Georgia's past continuously haunts her as she tries to provide a stable life for her kids but too many unfortunate, but oftentimes necessary, choices keep intruding on that goal. The town is incredibly insular, and coming from that part of the woods myself, way too simplified, but hey, it's a Netflix soap. Overall quite entertaining .Happy viewing .

Adored the books, The Suble Knife in particular, but the movie was terrible. So far, the series is wonderful, great casting, true to book. But where are all the daemons? Only the main characters seem to have them . There should be a visual feast of creatures, HBO missed