I was hooked at the start just for the Lovecraftian cosmic horror concept rather than some sort of moral metaphor (didn't notice) but it just goes nowhere after the cool introduction.
Though at first my reaction was "oh look, it's 'A Quiet Place' but with sight instead of sound."
Funny how we're here discussing it now on the front page of HN though. If this tweet gets picked up by HN and other large forums, then I'll have to give Netflix marketing a "well played."
Though at first my reaction was "oh look, it's 'A Quiet Place' but with sight instead of sound."
Funny how we're here discussing it now on the front page of HN though. If this tweet gets picked up by HN and other large forums, then I'll have to give Netflix marketing a "well played."