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RE: Lovecraft Country...

Posted by tunenut on October 6, 2020 at 22:17:30:
"silly and bordering on inchoherence"...yes indeed. It is IMO a total mess. One week it is an Indiana Jones quest. Another week it is a Green Book type drama on mid-20th century racism. Every once in a while, monsters show up. There are father/son dynamics and male/female dynamics. And the father is gay. There is a back story about a Korean girl who turned into a monster when she had sex with men. Emmett Till's death plays a part. A very white guy and a very white girl turn out to be the same person. I barely know what people are trying to do anymore and really don't care. The only reason I will watch the last 2 episodes are out of an obsessive need for completeness.