Just another Marvel production, really. Would have loved it if it was rated higher, and maybe was a bit closer to the comics which are more graphic and darker. There were violent and good action scenes, but the dialogue/quirkiness to it was awkward and choppy. The Egyptian elements I really loved, but it was presented too campy. Probably to appease the younger audience. If the series had more of a horror theme to it, I think it could have actually been a great deviation from the standard Marvel-Disney series/films that have been released lately.

All in all, I thought casting Oscar Issac as the lead was a great decision, although his English accent sometimes was too much of parody. Ethan Hawke was okay, but didn't feel he was that memorable as a villain. F. Murray Abraham was also an excellent choice for the voice of Khonshu, which did well to bring a balance between an ominous and comic relief-type figure. And May Calamawy could have probably used a bit more screen time I felt, focusing on her backstory further to develop her character and make the audience have a stronger connection to.

Next round (if there is one), I'd suggest to bring in different writers. Ones with more experience in the horror genre, for example. Projects like the walking dead spring to mind...