Paul Castle very similar to the true crime greats that transcend the genre. Zodiac, se7en, silence of the lambs

That's what I'll probably be saying as well! I just found out about this show and it looks phenomenal!! I have to get it on Blu-ray!!

I grew up friends with a pastors son who went on to be jailed for things with kids and this just expanded my tortured mind.

I’ve watched this several times and it really is like chasing a high. Every time I watch it there’s something new and the complexity grows.

Not just the stars. Everyone brought their A game. Fabulous show.

That is a huge compliment! Cheers, man! I hope you enjoy what have been and what is next in store as well :)

I bought season 1 (DVD Blu-ray) and watched it twice this week, lol. Excellent movie and acting. I still can't figure out if Rust killed Ginger?

Time is a flat circle. I will watch this again.

season 3 was pretty good. I think many people are just wanting more of what season 1 specifically did.

@@Sammo212 Nothing competes too season 1...it was why it was literally the first season that reached 9.8 on IMDB at a time

Freaking intense n creepy...great acting!

Yes indeed.

season 2 was incredibly tense. in the first one, they were opening doors IMO. in the second one, the doors were closing on the protagonists.

Actually, I think this takes that honor: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7GcaMKA3bGmnmw.html

I just found out about this show and it looks incredible! I don't have HBO but I have to get it on Blu-ray!! It looks too good not to see!!

@@Diggz24 You really gotta see it. Saying its "fucking incredible" would be an understatement

Don't make big claims if you know little.

This SEASON as a whole. They should've made it a mini series and stopped. Nothing can compare to Season 1.

Just Great

Monica Sue Kennedy I couldn't agree more... I find myself watching it over and finding new things and layers every time..

Maybe you should chek The Wire

@@leoserrano1207 The Wire is amazing but it doesnt touch TD1. Nothing really even comes close imo. Perfection in every possible way.

@Association of Free People How? At which point was there a hint that the cult of Carcosa transceded the twisted mind of the killer and his followers, that there was something that a human mind couldn't grasp? Especially where did that happen in s2 & 3, as I was talking about the whole show.

@llriv The show did even better. It was more on the side of the chambers than the exaggeration of lovecraft, and it was still original, that is, on its own side. Forget lovecraft, it didn't fit here in the series.

I kinda did notice a narrative about the cosmos. There was the understanding that Rust no longer had visions, in the end when he sees the “tunnel”, it’s up to you to decide if he was wrong or not.

@@yehboi6646 he lied, he was still with visions. "They never really stop" he Said to Marty

I wish the next seasons went along with this..

Is this HP Lovecraft?

@@joannaszulc1496 yes, actually Carcosa is the city of Hastur the king in yellow a Lovecraftian monster

@@joannaszulc1496 Yes, but also no. H.P. did put the name "Hastur", and the name "King in Yellow" as well as "Carcosa" into his works, but it was created by the author Ambrose Bierce in his short stories named "Häita the Shepherd" and "An Inhabitant of Carcosa". Although the name Hastur was used as a benevolent character, a god of sorts, not malevolent as Lovecraft made him.

This is amazing

@@WormsWeGot Let's not forget Robert W. Chambers.

That's why this season is the best example of lovecraftian horror

Sort of, not officially.

@That Hippie Gamer Lovecraft's stories are what I'm referring to. Never is it mentioned that Hastur and Cthulhu are brothers. That was added later by August Derleth.

@Schreck Network *visible confusion*

The King in Yellow and Hastur are given amazing treatment in the Delta Green RPG. It isn't a God or anything tangible at all, it's a force of entropy, Carcosa is a place that reacts to whoever is observing it.

Alex Zahariev Appreciated, my friend!

Cheers

Thank you :D

Stephen No. Nature can be cruel. But only humans have the conciousness, self entitlement and vanity that he speaks of to be depraved.

If you witness enough of nature's cruelty you have to conclude it would be better if it did not exist. Nature is suffering on a geologic scale, as mountains of limestone can attest.

Stephen eventually it won't exist and humans will continue to contribute to that happening sooner than nature intended anyway.

Medea hypothesis, nature is suicidal. The sun will burn out eventually anyway. I used to be way into deep ecology, etc, but we really don't have any defined (in the long term) relationship with nature, which is just creatures locked in patterns of suffering. Everything is forced to eat eachother alive or starve to death.

Stephen I think that's the point though from what he is saying. He are separate from nature because we are aware of it. The flea won't sit there wondering about the meaning of life. The leopard doesn't care about what it will be doing in ten years. The rock isn't contemplating it's scope in the universe. Nature just is. One day it won't be. Humans however need a point to their lives. It's not all about fucking and dying to us. We need some big fridge magnet reason to be in the world or we become depressed or unfulfilled. Everyone needs a purpose. Nature has its own that is unchanging. What he is saying is humans were a mistake in evolution. Our self awareness is our own worst enemy and yet is also the only reason we progressed beyond any other species or object. Humans are the biggest mistake nature ever made and that's what sets us apart from it. It's all temporary anyway. But I just wanted to mention that depravity is the very thing (born from our conciousness) that does indeed separate us from nature. Anywho. Have a good night :)

I appreciate that a lot, Dimitris! Thank you so much! GoT season 4 will be mindblowing!

Ahmad Tubasi Thanks, my friend ;)

You are most welcome brother.