Nathan Franklin, A-TRAIN's brother, managed to be compelling and be a fleshed out character in five minutes in the first episode he was presented. Merits go to the actor, his fictional brother counterpart and to the script. I think that's the main problem here: the script is lackluster, doesn't give the viewer anything but (predictable) gore and stale dialogues. The actors are not as good as a script so vague and without bite would need. To counterbalance the bland you'd need the deaged actors of The boys level of acting, but what you get is a group of young actors who don't know how to convey emotions (except for trembling. They tremble a lot, they vibrate and that's all, folks!). Some scenes are funny and sometimes there's some inventive killing that reminds you of the source material, but the dialogues, the woe Is me moments and the CW vibe of the ensemble is enough to quickly get you out of it. I'll keep watching just to know if someone can get interesting.