Fresh and Exciting

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

Unbelievable translations of history, ruined by a cringeworthy voice of the narrator.

Unwatchable due to a robotic sounding narrator. it could have been interesting.

When the podcast "Lore" first got released I subscribed directly, but I soon gave it up because of Aaron Mahnke's voice. I really couldn't pinpoint exactly what the problem was, I just knew it wasn't for me. So when my husband came home and said that Lore had been dramatized I told him about this, but agreed to giving it a chance.We watched the last episode yesterday, and mostly it was good. But the narrator's voice still annoyed me, and it started to annoy my husband as well. The theme of the show is great, I enjoyed it a lot. It's a show you don't really have to be focused on while watching, I sat and played games on my phone most of the time but still understood the plot. I would recommend it to those of you who like horror stories, but don't want to be scared. If you're interested in history, anthropology and lore, this is a show for you.

I love everything Lore related. Heck I got a Prime subscription just to watch this show. Aaron is a master storyteller weaving tales with only bits in common into a thread of stories that entrance and educate. He takes the gruesome truths of reality and the mystical aspects of folklore and now adds fun and compelling audio/visual. While I can somewhat understand the reviews that call the TV show jumbled and half-finished, I argue that the entire feel of Lore has an open ended, incomplete aesthetic. There is no nicely tied up endings to the stories of Lore, that's what keeps us coming back. And to be fair, what were you expecting visually from the TV show. If it were solely live action reenactments it would feel slightly campy like Paranormal Witness, A Haunting, etc, and if it were only creepy cartoons, it would not hold the same emotional feel that we Lore listeners are desperately craving by having the stories played out in front of us. I think mixing the mediums is a great way to incorporate both the intense emotion of reenactments and the fun playful personality of Aaron. I applaud everyone involved for a truly unique and spooky experience. I will have to keep my Prime subscription if more Lore TV is made.