Reviews

This movie is great, without Denzel, Rami & Jared this movie would've probably been less good. The story dives into a realistic murder case or better said cases. There's a serial killer, and who is it? The twist is, we've seen it all before, and we haven't fully seen this. Reminds you of "Se7en" in ways and in other ways it doesn't. You won't be happy with the ending, because you want to know who the killer is, but you simply don't know. Which in real life happens as well, some killers aren't caught and psychopaths can leave no trail behind. Could it be Deacon? Maybe. But most likely not, even though he first mentions "the little things get you caught" as a hero phrase, later it's used as a anti-hero phrase. Making you think "could he have done it?". No, he refers mostly to him having killed someone and there was evidence, but it got covered up and never mentioned again. Could it be Albert? Maybe. In ways, he looked very smart and could've easily gotten rid of all the evidence. He could've simply been the "weirdo" and it being someone we've never even seen on screen. But it's not a definite no to the question "was it him?". It's not because we know Deacon bought the red barrette, that it means Albert is off the hook. But do I think it was Albert? Probably not. The movie tries to tell that not everything can be dealt with, figured out. Not everyone gets caught. On top when you get to obsessive, you make mistakes you can't get back. Deacon killed an innocent girl, Baxter might've killed an innocent man. It lets you know that even the best fail and even the best aren't always the best, because others get away as well. "The little things tear you apart, the little things get you caught." This phrase is for everybody, be it a small secret, a big secret, you mention it, you do something suspicious, and you get asked questions and could get caught. You bring old wounds back to life. The movie has great acting with a storyline that for some could be thought on like me and makes it an amazing movie, for others it'll give you an unsatisfying ending and will be the most average movie, since you've watched 2 hours of a suspenseful movie with no real ending.

It was truly one of the better "teen drama" shows. Sadly they decided to get rid of the main character after 6 seasons due to contract negotiations/budget. They had some amazing storylines, comedy, drama, etc.

Season 1,3 and 4 (the first 9 episodes) are 10/10, the rest up until season 7 is also great and would be a 8/10. Season 7 is okay, but lacks the 2 characters you love and have seen for 6 seasons in Lucas & Peyton, definitely Lucas who's been there from the start. Season 8 is probably one of the worst seasons in history of "teen drama/young adult" shows in my opinion. Season 9 is the better season from the last 3 in many points (gladly Lucas returns for a small cameo), but some things just still don't feel right. The whole Dan redemption story seems off, a man who killed his brother should never get redemption.