A jaw dropping reveal, horrific in so many ways. I can't imagine having been a resident, that would scar you for life. However, the first half of this episode felt like randomly strung together info in attempt to stretch out the story. Decent interviews and re-enactments. PSA don't drink funky looking water, that simple y'all.
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Edvis-199715 February 2021
First episode was way better than this one. This seemed a little bit boring and it had not relevant info. It's just too long and main concrentation supposed to be on case not on USA economic situation or buildings, lol.
Sad
bevo-136781 April 2021
It's so long drawn out.
Sleepin_Dragon11 February 2021
What am I not getting here?
They are trying to spin this hotel here as some kind of cosmic force, like something out of The Shining, is it not just the case that this is a hotel in one of the poorest the country, and as such has attracted some of the most poor and desperate people?
Is it me, or do none of the interviewees, the ex manager in particular, ever seem to blink? Amy Price hardly ever seems to blink, it's specifically interesting. Fortunately we see some emotion from the maintenance guy, his recollection of the discovery is moving.
I didn't particularly enjoy this second episode much, we have a real life tragedy, sensationalised by Social media, and interviews with people who seem to have zero empathy towards the victim. The couple from Plymouth?????? I'm struggling to understand their presence.
Two hours to reach this point, Netflix, that's naughty.
I'm not loving this, 4/10.
They are trying to spin this hotel here as some kind of cosmic force, like something out of The Shining, is it not just the case that this is a hotel in one of the poorest the country, and as such has attracted some of the most poor and desperate people?
Is it me, or do none of the interviewees, the ex manager in particular, ever seem to blink? Amy Price hardly ever seems to blink, it's specifically interesting. Fortunately we see some emotion from the maintenance guy, his recollection of the discovery is moving.
I didn't particularly enjoy this second episode much, we have a real life tragedy, sensationalised by Social media, and interviews with people who seem to have zero empathy towards the victim. The couple from Plymouth?????? I'm struggling to understand their presence.
Two hours to reach this point, Netflix, that's naughty.
I'm not loving this, 4/10.
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