Review: The story goes on in its own twisty fashion...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
If you're not into Shudderville yet, why not? Start at the beginning, this review is for those working their way through the episodes and want a taste (some soft spoilers here) of what's coming next. Number Eleven is primarily about Ben (our deaf friend who befriended Cassie who fled the home of Delilah and her three children after they sent Cassie's wished-for husband 'back' - you know what I'm talking about) and his pursuit of Bella, the 'angelic' daughter of Tobias Mandelbaum. Tobias has parted ways with his one-time scientist partner, Will Ballard, who has been on a search of his own for his wife and (wink wink) three children.Kudos to Zabrisky for crafting an intricately woven tale of greed, deceit, yearning, and love loss/gain. This series can be read like a weekly television show (think Grimm meets Fringe in a darker version of Twilight Zone) or as a binger. I recommend you binge. That way you can keep the dozens of characters and their twisted and twisty relationships straight. But just when you think you've got it figured out, other connections are revealed as more hidden agendas surface.