There’s a new series on iflix that started having its teaser preview a couple of weeks back. Channel Zero is a horror anthology that caught my attention hence, my husband and I heeded the call to watch the series. To date Channel Zero has 6 episodes which most can finish in one sitting.
The series stars Paul Schneider as child psychologist - Mike Painter. Mike investigates the 1988 murders of several children, including his twin brother Eddie. The plot thickens when the main suspicion of the tragedy back then which happens to be a children's TV show, started airing again.
At first, I thought this will be another series which my kids would enjoy in the likes of Stranger Things but I quickly changed my mind after seeing morbid stuff that I find not suitable for kids and downright disturbing even if their parents are around.
Candle Cove, the talked about TV show has a bizarre way of controlling children’s mind that they end up doing unlikely actions.
To sum it up, Channel Zero is interesting enough for adults, it will exercise your imagination as you try to come up with an explanation to every scenario but this series is definitely not for your kids!
The series stars Paul Schneider as child psychologist - Mike Painter. Mike investigates the 1988 murders of several children, including his twin brother Eddie. The plot thickens when the main suspicion of the tragedy back then which happens to be a children's TV show, started airing again.
At first, I thought this will be another series which my kids would enjoy in the likes of Stranger Things but I quickly changed my mind after seeing morbid stuff that I find not suitable for kids and downright disturbing even if their parents are around.
Candle Cove, the talked about TV show has a bizarre way of controlling children’s mind that they end up doing unlikely actions.
To sum it up, Channel Zero is interesting enough for adults, it will exercise your imagination as you try to come up with an explanation to every scenario but this series is definitely not for your kids!
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