This show starts out with very high marks, possibly a 10, as the mood is very mysterious with very mysterious people and a very mysterious house that is imaginative, very modern, and beautiful. I immensely like how the characters are introduced and how the beginning slowly unfolds. However, the big villain reveal becomes so obvious and underwhelming in the end. In that moment, you feel dirty for being manipulated that the twist and turns have exploited race as a plot point. Think about it.
Review of The Girl Before
