Necrotongue

The second season smoothly picks up where the first one left off, skillfully blending Cold War politics with the dynamics of a rather unconventional family. Just like in the previous season, the show manages to capture the era's atmosphere perfectly, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Season 2 was a huge disappointment. After the first season, I was looking forward to a great mixture of humor, action and brutality. The show tragically failed this time around. The humor which was excellent in Season 1 got rather heavy-going with poop jokes that would only be worthy of a mediocre teen comedy. It even got boring at times, which I didn't expect from Ash at all. I did enjoy the references to the original film, but less is more, there were too many of them. If this is how it’s going to go on, I’m starting to get apprehensive about the third season.

I'm baffled. How can the creators deliver such an amazing episode and then completely botch the next one? After this "experience," I'm seriously questioning whether it's worth diving into the third season. What a total letdown.

The creators nailed it with a fantastic nod to the original film. The change of setting did wonders for the season, bringing the series back to the brilliance of the first season. I genuinely enjoyed this episode, and by the end, I couldn’t believe thirty minutes had already passed.

What a relief! After the disappointing seventh episode, this one came through with everything the previous one lacked. It was packed with bloody action, and there were even moments that made me laugh. I would have given it five stars if it weren’t for the unnecessary and tasteless moments that felt out of place.

Ugh, that half-hour felt like three hours. Time dragged on, and I couldn't quite grasp the creative direction. First, the humor started fading from the series, and now it seems the action and brutality have followed suit, leaving us with a weak attempt at a psychological horror without the horror. For me, it fell flat — Ash without violence and humor just doesn't work.

It was nice to reminisce about the original Evil Dead film, but overall, this episode felt like filler. There was practically no plot development, and Pablo was really getting on my nerves.

Finally, an episode that grabbed my attention! While the humor was still a bit off, the action at the station had real intensity, and I was genuinely entertained. I'm hopeful that the show is getting back to the quality I loved in the first season.

The theme is a bit of a rip-off of Stephen King's Christine, but that wasn't my main issue. What really bothered me was that all the action and brutal scenes felt hollow without the good humor, and the story seemed to stall. Plus, Pablo’s character is starting to get on my nerves.

The biggest issue with this episode wasn’t the slower pace; it was the lack of the fantastic humor from the first season. The action scenes were fine, the brutality was on point, but I just didn’t find myself laughing. It felt like the creators were trying too hard.