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"Set in the 1950's, this first season follows a black family relocating to a suburban white neighborhood and being met with escalating degrees of racism, but that's only the half of it. There is a supernatural element that the family is dealing with including twisted hallucinations and altered reality. It's hard to determine which is more disturbing, the sometimes gory and violent horror element or the sometimes gory and violent racism. Either way this series is well acted by all involved. Feels like a season of American Horror Story that's been made by Jordan Peele. 8.5/10 I'm looking forward to watching season two."

"It's a frightening tale of a black family moving into a white neighborhood and there's a supernatural element to it as well. The racist neighbors still manage to somehow be the scarier of the two. Superb acting by all!"

"Well written but definitely hard to watch and one scene in particular I did have to skip a bit because that felt far too long … terrifying "

"Yeah it definitely was good……it kinda gave me Jordan Peele vibes "

"Too damn much black trauma under the guise of entertainment "

"Creepy, mysterious, suspenseful, story focusing on racism via horror genre. What incredible acting by every actor, what a story, absolutely addictive, with so many instigating, angering and infuriating incidents that will make your blood boil. How I’ve never heard of this hidden and underrated gem, I don’t know! "

"Season 2 was pretty good. I didn't like the ending at all. I felt like there were a lot of unanswered questions. I also felt like most of the kills didn't make sense. Why kill guilty and innocent people?? I also fully understand the symbolism but there were things that didn't make sense. I did like how they connected it to season 1."

"Oh my gosh! Season two…..😱😱😱 very creepy!!!!!!!"

"Weird, violent and disturbing. Did not care for the sensitive subject matter. Kind and slow and boring at times as well. "

"This is for The Scare, i tried to give this a chance, but its just another black trauma propaganda campaign & cringefest, much like the 1st one . Ive never seen a grown man cry so much ever. The story drags & lacks a strong central focus or character development (i didnt care what happened to any of them). I think its very telling that Deborah, a beautiful & talented actress is willing to portray blk americans in this negative light. Hollywood has become a haven for blk immigrant actors playing americans in a degrading manner 3/5"