What started out as a brilliant and engaging psychological horror-drama, forcibly turned into something bland and generic. I loved this show at the start, its 1950's vibes and its building creeping atmosphere. Elizabeth Olson is fantastic all the way throughout this serious, and truly should earn an emmy for her role throughout. Many people are praising Kathryn Hahn's performance throughout the show, but honestly once they reveal who she truly is, her performance falls rather flat. She also can overact a hilarious amount in the last two episodes, and it's quite horrible to watch. I love the idea and concept of this show, I was so glad how they initially executed it, but sadly its last two episodes take a major downfall. Many people are griping about people simply complaining about the finale of the show, claiming viewers were not satisfied with what they expected to happen- but truly that is not the case- at least for me. When you take something so bound is psychological tendencies, and make it this bland CGI spectacle to finish it off, you truly feel like it loses a lot of its heart and what made it so great to begin with. It feels rushed is what I truly think, and if they had taken the time to think of a more convincing or perhaps more logical ending than my opinion would change drastically. I enjoyed the show for what it was, hiccups and all, but I still feel the undenying thought that if they just made two more episodes before the finale- this show could have been something truly extraordinary. Something I knew from the beginning it had the potential to be.

My Rating: 8.3/10.