The switch to long form, single case, episodes can really drag if the topic is a dud, which pretty much everything in the second volume is.
Most of these episodes explain the "mystery" then it's 45 minutes of drone shots of depressing small towns and forests, interspersed with people in poorly lit rooms being quietly sad.
It's also so true crime heavy that when they do ham in a paranormal episode it feels extremely disjointed and out of place.
Most of these episodes explain the "mystery" then it's 45 minutes of drone shots of depressing small towns and forests, interspersed with people in poorly lit rooms being quietly sad.
It's also so true crime heavy that when they do ham in a paranormal episode it feels extremely disjointed and out of place.