Episode one was like, alright, but by the end of episode 2 I was fully on board. The visual effects are absolutely wonderful and weird, not to mention terrifying, and it sort of removes any assumptions you have about who the antagonist is by the mid-point of episode two. It leaves a bunch of questions and is frankly fascinating, with a combination of wonderful acting and worldbuilding making for a wild ride of a show. The show definitely is leaving me wanting for more, not because it is lacking in anything, but because it is consistently strange and unique. Suffice it to say, the devil has certainly gone down to Georgia, and I need to see more.

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