We are introduced to a brilliant cast of characters, that all have different stories to tell, that will resonate with the audience. It definitely leaves a lot of room for possible season two, but lack of continuation of the story would not make me angry either.
Any other take would fall short and seem forced. While the main question might not be answered and the ending could seem disappointing and unsatisfying for some, I found it to be the best possible approach. Quite a few times in the 2nd half I recognized the continuation of the plots and hints dropped in the beginning episodes. The plot might seem simple, but it did an amazing job connecting the dots slowly presented. It shows the best and the worst side of humanity - the will to survive that can unite or turn people against each other the will to be humane as a way of fighting against the circumstances, but also using the horrifying situation as an excuse to abandon empathy.ĭespite the show claiming to be in line with thriller, horror and psychological genres, it falls closer to action as a leading one. The plot is quite simple: people turn into monsters, humanity has to survive, but in the midst of it, Sweet Home asks one important question "What does it mean to be human?" and explores it throughout all the episodes. The show is more action and the characters/relationships driven compared to my initial assumption of it focusing on the story itself.
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Rewatch Value 10 Surprisingly hopeful and at times heartwarming tone for a show full of monsters and death.
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