This one did not really have any technology as the horror. It was somewhat predictable. I really wish Pia had been able to keep her cool and survive.
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Some of my favourite episodes don't really have a sci-fi angle. I do agree it was somewhat predictable but I still think it was a really solid story and episode overall, and I'm enjoying the running meta theme so far of them s**ting on Netflix lol
i think the angle was that the temptation to create salacious, streamable content for the masses got turned back around on the protagonists when their investigation revealed that they, themselves were, in fact, personally involved and at the heart of the events they were investigating-- and it cost one their life and destroyed the life of the other one. The final twist of the knife was that a documentary ended up being made about them.
so, and echo from the previous episode's commentary on the exploitative nature of production to meet the insatiable demand for new streaming content. although it felt like more of a Twilight Zone twist-of-fate episode than a Black Mirror episode.
ugh, it was so disturbing... but I did love it
the lack of sci-fi element really bugged me, and i think I found it after some thinking (not sci-fi related horror but still gave me the creeps when I realized it) check https://lemmy.world/post/329488
The ending was kinda interesting with how fucking awful I felt for that main character.
..but yeah, it was fairly predictable.
That said, I loved the accents.
Yeah most people related to monsters probably want to hide that, but he is basically famous for it now.
Podrick is just as lovable as a foul-mouthed thick-accented slightly offensive but well-meaning bumpkin.
This didn't feel like a BM episode, but I loved the creepy undertone.
You could predict the cop was the culprit, the mom being part of it was a twist for me.
I had two problems with it, that lady has never cooked before in her life (who grates a carrot like that) and she kept calling it a shepards pie when it was clearly a cottage pie.
If this was made in Season 2 it would have ended with the hanging or the note
I wish they showed more of the video footage from the basement, that shit gives me the creeps and I love it. Great episode overall
Lmao 🤣, the episode was great but yeah your comment made me laugh.
This was somewhat similar to the Toy Box Killer. For some real life creepy, you can listen to the tape he played for his victims (warning NSFW).