Nostalgia sings loud with this one for me, I admit that. It has great story and characters, with a brilliantly done balance between the lycanthropic and mundane human aspects of the show. The shift from fairly rural Stoneybridge to an unnamed city is a little off-putting, but the story is nicely led by Jana from then on, showing her progression as a 'Wild' in a 'Tame' world among humans.

Very immersive storytelling and execution with the theme of 'us vs them' which is great. Having the story being told from Wednesday's perspective is a great touch. A good watch if you like The Addams Family, though it does focus more on Wednesday in particular. Hoping to see it again soon for Season 2.

I liked the suspense it had, hoping to see more whenever that the next series comes out.

It has the essence of the original film (being a sequel to An American Werewolf in London with a sixteen-year gap) but basically nothing else. Where are the practical effects? the CGI looks quite bad even for the time. Alex didn't need to die between the films, it felt unnecessary.

A nice show with a much more scientific angle, leaning on therianthropy more as a consequence of the main story. Wish it wasn't cancelled as it had potential.

A great take on the Werewolves of Ossory, adapted for family audiences with a historical element and backdrop. I like the fantastical aspect. It made me cry a few times, honestly.

Very nice watch. Had great depth and reminded me heavily of Wolfblood, if just more mature in theming. Honestly wish there were more series.

Honestly not bad! It has a great mix of lycanthropic drama and the mundane, with murder and police investigation mixed in! And it's not overly gory either. Great watch.