This is the 4th season in the form of a reboot that Netflix brings to you. The platform published the first part online on February 9, and will add the second part to the catalog on March 9. The first 5 episodes have been getting rave reviews on social media and it’s safe to say that Season 4 has as many fans as it does detractors.
With a plot similar to Cluedo and a protagonist who plays Agatha Christie to find her stalker, you’ve managed to update yourself for many subscribers. It has to be said that after 3 seasons of piling up bodies – including his wife, Love – it’s time for Joe to put down the shovels and knives. Now she is the target of a well-intentioned man who seems to know everything about her life.
The fourth season, which does not convince everyone
But this is a problem for the second part of the subscribers. To change direction, you leave a few fans on the side of the road. Many people don’t recognize Joe, and the new characters are shallow or uninteresting:
There remains one question that some people have raised on Twitter: When did Joe stop being a problem? Admittedly, season 4 does away with that aspect, the hero having to hang up his saw to cut up bodies (he failed), settle down, and not fall in love again (he failed again). With his new dandy look (beard and tweed suit), Penn Badgley attracts even more sympathy. And it doesn’t work for some people…
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