The acting is terrible, but the story has potential. Enjoyed episode one even with the poor acting. Actually, stopped watching during episode two when I saw a crew member holding a screen in the scene, to write this review. How did that get into the finished product? It wasn't even subtle. The lead discovers her friend has been killed... She stands to wash her hands of her friend's blood and there in the scene is a crew member, bold as day, holding a screen. Undergraduate film school stuff. Oh well, back to the series... Maybe the acting will get better in the next episode and the crew stays off camera.
Review of West of Liberty
