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Widow’s Bay is a mystery comedy worthy of all the buzz – no matter how you watch television
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I'm on episode 2 and i found it to be sort of boring so far and not very interesting but I am on a horror kick and coming from watching From. I was hoping it would be scarier by now but after reading our comment I am looking forward to the next few episodes.
Episodes 2 & 3 got me in. It's more like comedy reactions to horror situations. Makes sense Hiro Murai directed a lot Atlanta
yup the first couple episodes are very slow.
Part of it is definitely that I found Patricia much more interesting than Loftis, and she didn’t get much focus until episode 4. I wouldn’t say it ever gets as scary as you get from, say, a Mike Flanagan series. The humour is always a component, but it detracts a lot less from the horror atmosphere as things progress.