We gon act like True Detectives didnt completely fukk up the main villain?

[unbreakable]

FIRST OFF, seeing reggie ledeux walk around after that epic matthew mconahay quote about nightmares... in his mask and tighty whities.. one of the most scariest scenes in television history.. i hadnt been scared like that since IT

but the main villain? :roll: :roll: :roll:

his accents were wack, his home was very unbelievable, his job, etc... and those "scars" ?.. those scars were not scary! looked like basic acne. his entire character was poorly done

damn. :facepalm

[outbreak]

FIRST OFF, seeing reggie ledeux walk around after that epic matthew mconahay quote about nightmares... in his mask and tighty whities.. one of the most scariest scenes in television history.. i hadnt been scared like that since IT

but the main villain? :roll: :roll: :roll:

his accents were wack, his home was very unbelievable, his job, etc... and those "scars" ?.. those scars were not scary! looked like basic acne. his entire character was poorly done

damn. :facepalm

I liked it.

[SuperPippen]

Yea, I thought the last few episodes of the show didn't quite live up to the gargantuan potential of the first five. I was ultimately a little disappointed.

[ZeN]

Everyone who hates how the show ended had unreasonable expectations about what type of show it was. The end was consistent with the style and theme of the show. Its not unlike crime and mystery novels about similar killings.

As for the villain, all those aspects that seemed strange about him, have been explained by the show runner and his explanations seem reasonable.

[Jackass18]

The villain was really well done. It was rather creepy when he was at the school staring at the girls playing in the schoolyard. Everything about him was kind of creepy. I would have liked to have seen a bit more revealed about him and the cult, though.

[-p.tiddy-]

the house was done amazingly well...whoever did that set design deserves an Emmy or something...

him getting down with his sister and talking dirty about her being molested made me want to look away...that scene did it's job :lol




between True Detective and True Blood...Louisiana has a horrible stereotype going lol

[niko]

the house was done amazingly well...whoever did that set design deserves an Emmy or something...

him getting down with his sister and talking dirty about her being molested made me want to look away...that scene did it's job :lol




between True Detective and True Blood...Louisiana has a horrible stereotype going lol

I've had two of the creepiest things ever in my life that happened be in New Orleans. Traveling down there too outside the city, I can't say it's totally off

[Thorpesaurous]

I felt like everything about the Errol character was done exceptionally well. But I'm still disappointed he wound up being the "main" villain. At least the main villain they actually got to.

[SpecialQue]

It didn't.

[Bless Mathews]

Yea, I thought the last few episodes of the show didn't quite live up to the gargantuan potential of the first five. I was ultimately a little disappointed.
Word.

Totally down hill.

Went from next level, on some of all time sh1t, to typical "buddy cop" and what I can't stand " knowing who and or what is going to happen ( knowing the Dude on lawn mower was him) just exactly how" ending. Is wack. Wack. Wack.