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Never had happened I feel pity for both the evil and the victims. Think it's a good thing the series has multiple directors, so there will be different aspect of the case to be explored. The actors do a perfect job. Apart from Peters, Nash and Jenkins are brilliant, too.

Depicting the kills just by the voices it makes and through the reactions the neighbor shows is a real good trick and makes the murders much more horrifying.

I say again, I really felt for Duhmer and it goes back to the Peter's acting a lot. He is very talented. Think we hear much more from him in the future.

Thanks to the creators. This series is a perfect example of perfection.

Could not keep myself comparing it with the 1994's version. The edit was messy. Casting did not match the characters a. Watson had the Jo's appearance, not at all matched Meg's. Same problem with Ronan; she only had Jo's wild behavior. Pugh was not believable as the youngest sister. And Chalamet is not a thing compared to Bale's charisma to play a part like Laurie. The dance scene in the first party in 1994's version is way funnier than this one. I only related with Aunt March and. Friedrich Bhaer.

It had nothing new as a movie based on a novel. Just some editing thing and shuffling the order of sequences.

Based on a play and feels like a play, but in an intimate kind of way. Everything has a calm manner and then towards the end the horror walks in. Walken shines, scaring you in to the core. His character kinda reminded me of the father in the movie, At Close Range. Scary and so believable. He is one hell of an ace in the art of acting. All gods bless him.

The music is great. Liked Turturro. Could not help it and seeing him and Walken together constantly reminded me of them in the series Severance. Their chemistry is so match and perfect, both eccentric and authentic, lovable and funny. Overall, a good watch. Something to have fun, still better than most of the things out nowadays in the theaters.