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'Utopia': Stranger Things with cold-blooded murder . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on October 4, 2020 at 10:39:06:
Quite an odd combination for entertainment. A teen cast pursuing a legendary comic book "Utopia" which is known to exist but never published. The comic book is a deeply coded message about how the world would be attacked by viruses.

This thing looks and feels like "Stranger Things" but has bloody death all through it. We have a specially trained psychopathic killer brutally murdering a trail of innocents in pursuit of "Utopia". He is being coached by John Cusack (Mr. Rabbit) who owns one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. (No reflection on today's dilemma--so they say.)

This is a fast-action, thriller type of story that keeps your interest yet defies audience definition. How young should viewership go?

After seeing "The Boys", I'm not surprised at what I can see on Amazon.

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