Top 10 Biggest Blunders In THEM THE SCARE Season 2

Top 10 Biggest Blunders In THEM: THE SCARE Season 2, WHOSE: Unique insights and new knowledge were brought to a close by the Scare. But there are a lot of unanswered questions.
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0:00 intro
00:26 twins father ?
01:04 dancer?
01:55 LAST PICTURE
02:44 Curtis
03:31 EDMUND ?
04:09 EPISODE 4 EDMUND FATHER
04:55 DOLL CONNECTION
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[@waqarmasood2016]

I binged the entire season last night. They pretty much tell you who the killer is from the jump. The only twist is how, exactly, he became the killer. That was wild honestly. There are even clues that the two intertwining stories take place a few years apart if you pay attention to various things going on in the background (late-night talk shows, music, etc).
Overall it was well done and a strong second season. There's no doubt there will be a third season and I can't wait to see it.

[@medfeedsnews2070]

I think by her looking at the photo of her grandmother it awoken the spirit that was haunting her at the time maybe the fact that Dawn and her grandmother look identical ( I know the characters are played by the same actress) and the tap dance man think it's the grandmother idk just my guess.

[@unpluggedsongs3582]

I kept thinking the brother wasn't the killer because the murders seemed a bit supernatural. The second one in particular since you didn't see anyone enter the house. That said, they were really heavy handed about making the brother seem like the killer from the moment he's introduced.
They made Edmin's (?) character appear to be a ticking time bomb who looks about ready to snap at any minute from the first moment you see him. Honestly, I always suspected the brother over the cop McKinley even though it was obvious McKinley was evil too.
As you said, the show became significantly less scary and unsettling as it went on. I would say after Edmin left his sister's house, it turned into a thriller with horror elements rather than a horror.

[@royalsinside5031]

Meant to watch just the first episode to kick things off. Of course that was at 9pm and it's now 5:30 in the morning lol!
Anyway, I like this season much better than the first. I did find the first two or so episodes a little annoying, because racist police are just annoying. But the point was made well, the lead is essentially behind enemy lines. After that, I was immediately intrigued by the male lead of the second story and just let the series play.
The actor who portrays the villain killed it. I don't know if it's too early, but I expect to see some Halloween costumes of his characters in October. And Pam Grier was great in EP. 7 especially... Some of those close shots were just so good.
Them: The Scare really hits the horror markers well and it's a strong presentation overall.

[@waqarcpm4321]

I think the photo was for us, the lightbulb moment that this is the grandchild. The trauma aspect of the series could be a whole thesis. If you’re familiar with studies on generational trauma, specifically among Black, American families. That’s the foundation of the entire anthology in my opinion. Using horror symbolism to convey this phenomenon. The racial symbolism in the “watcha gon do”, blackface character from season 1 & the “super predator” from season 2. This is the best breakdown I can give with a toddler climbing on me :) but it’s what makes me extra extra extra appreciate this show.

[@MoonMoonTM]

The picture being the lightbulb moment doesn't really make sense though unless you didn't pay attention to the whole scene where she had flashbacks and even saw her mother giving the babies up.

[@medfeedsvideos6332]

The 1st season started off good & interesting but it became uncomfortable to watch, because it was trauma porn for the most part imo . I get the racial issues and all, but after a few episodes of just watching a family suffer with no resolution it just was too much for me. Especially that scene in S1 E5. However the 2nd season was not nearly as trauma porn as the first. I even had to research to make sure it wasn’t the same storyline as the first, because I wouldn’t have watched it if that were the case.
I’m interested in how “Da Tap Dance Man” may play a part in the 3rd season, if at all, and certainly looking forward to a 3rd season.

[@theeditors7206]

I’m trying to power through season 1 currently but it feels like exploitative trauma porn. Is the second season more… thoughtful?
Speaking on season 1, I feel like this show had great potential. It’s acted well, it’s written well, it’s directed well. It’s just WAY the fuck too much. Every episode something beyond traumatizing happens. I feel like the creator is fetishizing Black people’s (and specifically Black women’s) trauma.
I’m very interested in Black American horror, but I just don’t know about this series. I need to know the second series won’t be this awful to everyone in it before I start it.

[@burqawaliaunty7664]

Am I the only one who finds this show incredibly overacted?

[@SashaFearless]

Yes

[@user-zc5zi9ps3f]

This is the worst show I've ever watched. Finished the second season. Both disappointed heavily. Yeah sure the production is of great quality but the plot and the story is so shitty. It's the worst written horror show I've watched so far. This is exactly how a high production meets low quality writing. PLEASE DONT WATCH IT.