I hesitate to categorize this show as either straight science fiction or horror. It's more near future fiction that tends to highlight the dark side of tech advancements and the impact they may have on people and society.

As with any anthology type show, you are going to have a wide range of quality in the writing. Overall, it's a solid eight, with a few hits and misses. For exceptionally slow episodes, I must confess to using the fast forward feature. Although for others - the slow burn is part of the quality.

In short, it's worth the watch and some episodes really make you think - it's a pleasant difference from the shows that cater to the lowest denominator.