Review: The first 50% was the edge of boredom, then it picked up.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
3 1/2 - 4 stars.I think I'm burning out on Sebby and his Bipolar brand of train wrecked craziness because for the first 50% of The Edge of Obsession I was on the edge of boredom. In my defense, nothing much happened. Taylor and Seb had allot of sex, they prepared allot of meals...and if I recall correctly most of those meals were interrupted by sex of either the "normal" variety or the Sebby special "mindf@#$ery" variety. I still get why Sebastian is the way he is, and I feel bad for him...but I have no idea why anyone would willingly volunteer to be in his company.Just before I threw in the towel, things started happening and it started to get interesting. Taylor kinda sorta stood up for herself but not really and Sebby got a bit of a glimpse of just how many clowns short of a circus he was becoming. The dinner party was an entertaining debacle of Jerry Springer proportions but...SPOILER AHEAD...I understand the point was to illustrate just how far around the bend Marx had gone...but I couldn't get past the unlikeliness of suggesting that a private citizen could just disappear, last known destination the home of Special Agent Baas with no questions asked. I get that SKALS is supposed to be covert and in their way above the law...but this is still America. END SPOILER.Finally The Edge of Obsession ended on QUITE a cliffhanger so I will look forward to the final installment to see how things wrap up.