I don't often leave reviews but I thought I would to add some positive to all the negatives out there. First, I don't think people understand that the Terror is an anthology series, meaning each season will be different and I don't know to watch one to understand the other. They will each have different settings, characters, etc. so of course season two was different than one. Duh. I liked them both. Also, there's no more story to tell from one anyway. Second, the amount of people seemingly in denial about Japanese internment camps in the US is astounding. This was real and it's terrifying. People were forcibly removed and forced to live behind fences in horrid conditions under armed guard and lost everything they had, all because of what they looked like. How could that not qualify as terrifying? This show had no political agenda, it simply did what season one did, tell a horrifying real Life story. If you can't get over your privilege long enough to see that that's on you.
Review of The Terror
