"Waco" on Netflix Review, plus "Hollywood" & Much More

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Today on Binge Kill Chill (BKC), TC and Swaggy-D review Waco on Netflix and give rapid-fire verdicts on four other shows that should (and shouldn’t) be on your watchlists.

Waco (Netflix): TC calls this show a must-watch, giving it the Binge rating. He even says on the show that he can understand why people followed David Koresh…

Wow.

What you need to know about Waco on Netflix:

In the spring of 1993, the FBI and ATF sieged the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas. The events of the siege are disputed by various sources but a fire at the compound resulted in 76 deaths. Including 25 children, two pregnant women, and David Koresh.
Waco is a miniseries, made in 2018, and contains six episodes, of roughly 47 minutes each.
It stars Taylor Kitsch (John Carter), Michael Shannon (The Iceman), and Andrea Riseborough (Oblivion).
On IMDB the miniseries has a rating of 7.9.
On Rotten Tomatoes, critics rated it at 70-percent. Audiences rated it at 74-percent.

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Rapid-Fire Verdicts

Hollywood (Netflix): TC’s in-law’s give their verdict on Ryan Murphy’s (American Horror Story) latest show.

Neither TC or Swaggy-D wanted to touch Hollywood after checking the trailer out earlier this month. So it was left to the in-laws to brave it out. They did, and they slammed it with the BKC Kill rating.

Brassic Season 2 (Now TV): Swaggy-D picks out one of the latest Sky TV (UK) originals. Available in the U.S. via VPN and other nefarious methods.

The Senior Analyst on SNIPdaily gives it a big fat Binge-rating. Then again, he gave the Star Wars prequels (in 4k) a binge too recently, so his radar might be wonky.

Rust Valley Restorers Season 2 (Netflix): Swaggy-D is a big fan of restoration and building shows. He gave Season 1 a Chill rating previously.

Season 2 wasn’t so lucky. Without remorse, he gives a show he previously enjoyed the Kill rating. Reasons given include, in 12 episodes, only one good car was built.

Into The Night (Netflix): This is an early verdict but Swaggy-D gives it a Binge rating after one episode.

However, like with The Outsider on HBO Max, an early Binge can quickly become a chill, or worse. Expect an update on the next show.

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