I agree with the other 5/10 reviewers. Started out very good and I was hooked. I just finished ep 5 and it's not worth finishing. Something fell over after ep2 and it lost it's way. I think that's when the Stephen King dialogue kicked in. Long scenes where there is nothing happening, guess they call it mood setting without the pay off. Equally long dialogue where everything is over explained, to a point where you want to tell them to move on. This is typical of King stories. And, like most King books and movies, everyone thinks the same. You could line up the characters with each other and they all react the same. That's something King has never done well. Separate characters and allow them to breathe. Instead, they talk the same, react the same and think the same as well as over explain things in awkwardly long dialogue. Oh, and everyone can recount monsters names and demons off the top of their head in great detail.

This could have been good if handled by a competent screen writer and equally competent director after ep2, but wasn't.

It's a 4 from me to counteract the Stephen King fanboys.