Chernobyl has little to no narrative flaws that I can name from the top of my head. The writing is excellent, the directing is subline, and so is the acting. But what does Chernobyl do best? It's atmosphere. It's terrifying, really, what is dramatised for us. The cinematography is all Grey and dark , making a deeply disturbing feeling. You feel claustrophobic, afraid and shook while you watch everyone of the sofar 4 episodes. I can not wait for the finale.

Chernobyl rivals the quality of Breaking Bad, Fargo (1&2) and GoT. A superbly terrifying and well executed series that makes it scarier than most horror films because we know it happened before, and the horrors of Radiation sickness is nothing to snort at. I actually learn things from the show, from how truly devastating radiotion can be, to how a RMBK nuclear reactor works.

This, ladies and gentlemen, is how you make a true story captivating.