'American Vandal' Season 2

'American Vandal' Season 2

'American Vandal' Season 2

If you want more inaccurate documentary material focused on offensive crimes committed within the high school walls, you are lucky - this week the American Vandal Season 2 premiere, and is a new criminal on the loose. As you might have guessed, there is no real proof that the American Vandal season 2 is based on a true story, but that does not mean that the exploiters did not give much indication of real life, the show is as authentic as possible, And create as funny.

Co-producer Tony Yacenda told Entertainment Weekly that motivation for this season's struggle - which revolves around "Turd Burglar", is an unknown person within Catholic High School, who has poisoned lemonade supplies with luxuries - came from many sources. They said that they were looking at a bunch of different true crime documents which they liked, and different disturbances they had not killed, and by the way these great documentaries made them forward and made them efficient and out of those things the one that was particularly dark, they actually show you cruel, dark crimes.

It is dark that trailers of this new season seem a little more frightening than season 1. "We thought, 'What is the dark, horrible version of our show?' And he is a bush that covers the Catholic school's hall, "he said further.

Early reviews of the latest season have noted their deepest tone, and critics have appreciated the change in some ways, but they note that it creates a more serious, less silly stretch than season 1. Alan Sepinwall of Rolling Stone gave the latest episode 4 out of 5 stars, and said that the show lacked the level of humor of season 1, "this is more ambitious in the scope and its themes, and another solid wind of mystery that dun nit In the case of trying to clean the poor, D-CK-drawing Dylan Maxwell's name is dumb.”

Collider's Vinnie Mancuso wrote that "American Vandal Season 2 is not only ambitious but shocking more inventive than its predecessor, it is a season of TV that proves that the Pope is funny, but in reality this shot It is infinitely more interesting for you. "It definitely looks like departure from Season 1, in which the level of uncooked comedy looks at new and unpredictable heights. But at least it is not afraid to show that optimized American Vandal, and tries to evoke different emotions in his audience.

Co-producer Dan Perrault said in the above-mentioned Entertainment Weekly piece that exploiters know that this season is less than a playful roman and a complex story. "I think it is appropriate to say that in Season 1 we have changed and developed to a greater extent than the story. In season 1, we have really Peter's profile, 'Here we know who' "He said." Peter is rationing story points in Season 2 in another more complex way, where he knows things as a documentary that we will not know directly with the bat. "

In the form of these people, with the creators interested in true crime, the American Vandal is in good hands. It may be that you laugh as much as you did in last season, but the new season looks like an interesting diploma that you will guess more than ever. And to be honest, it is not based on reality. There is a good thing in this case.