Necrotongue

Tatran panoramas still work for the series, keeping it half a star above the junkyard. I can't help it, but the longer the story of the police Casanova investigating the case from which he was recalled, and in which the police obviously no longer engage (after all, there were not even ten dead, right, so why cut veins), I watch, the more I gain confidence that at least the screenwriters would not fail a drug test negatively. I would guess it was some hallucinogens, because this couldn't be done even with a clean blood picture. / Lesson: When you miss some minutes in the footage, add some sex. 1*-

It's hard to believe, but the series keeps getting worse. This time, the Polish creators attempted something like a Bond movie, and from my perspective, it didn't go well at all. An old and horny bad guy in a luxurious high-tech mansion/brothel on Lomnický štít? That's a first for me. Add in a washed-up but irresistible Polish cop and a truly ridiculous plot... The only saving grace here are the Tatra Mountains. P.S. The characters reminded me a lot of the ensemble from King’s Overlook Hotel. Lesson learned: Only visit Lomnický štít with a well-paid team of mercenaries. 1*-

I'm still not impressed. I’ve noticed that Polish films generally do better with me, while their TV shows often fall short. I just can’t buy into the loose cannon in the police force, making the whole series feel unconvincing. / Lesson learned: If you take a trip to the Tatras, don’t lose your head.