I liked that. It wasn't perfect, but it held my interest.
You can't think about it too hard, because it just doesn't add up.
Why didn't they just rig something to cross over the broken bridge? The gap wasn't all that big. Nobody ever considered that option.
For that matter, why didn't the two adult kids just go into town and kill the murderers on just about any given night? Nobody lived there except for the goons who killed their parents. Why the need for the elaborate Wedding scenario with so much collateral damage?
Many people have compared this series to Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None. It is similar in premise only. One big difference is that Agatha populated her book and the movies with some pretty distinct and memorable characters. I honestly had trouble telling some of the people apart in the Chalet. Except for Sebastian, the guys all looked kinda similar as did the women. Few even had unique hairstyles. Sometimes that made viewing frustrating.
I didn't really like anybody in this show, but I loved the set up and the suspense. But, everybody in the series, was either boring or evil. Not much of a choice.
Anyhow, I was quite happy with it overall. Glad I saw it.
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