Paramount+ | Release Date: September 26, 2019
5.9
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Mixed or average reviews based on 46 Ratings
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ShadowMan64May 24, 2020
This show is really great. It's sorta like X-Files but with the supernatural stuff being more religious.
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I8yourreviewOct 24, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Halfway through the first season and this network horror show has managed to side step most of the tropes that go along with “family friendly” horror shows. Aside from CBS’s all access programming, Evil may very well be this tired and outmoded networks most interesting offering. That said, it’s still like being king of the rejects. I’ll give it an 9/10
(Instead of an 8/10) mainly because the negative user reviews seem to be motivated by the pseudo-ideological hangups of in-cell losers. Nevertheless, if you’re in to psychological horror or demonic-possession genres, than this is the show for you.
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AthanasiosTOct 31, 2019
The show is a cross between psychological thriller and horror and it delivers on both aspects. Gave me the creeps, without using splatter or extreme violence. Well directed, shot and acted, it's a favorite for this winter. SpecialThe show is a cross between psychological thriller and horror and it delivers on both aspects. Gave me the creeps, without using splatter or extreme violence. Well directed, shot and acted, it's a favorite for this winter. Special congratulations for Michael Emerson's acting, which created a villain to remember. Expand
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MarcDoyleFeb 16, 2020
Just finished the season finale, and I'm close to saying definitively that this is the most interesting, most progressive show on network television. I'm a little shocked that it wasn't nominated for emmmys/golden globes. The lead actressJust finished the season finale, and I'm close to saying definitively that this is the most interesting, most progressive show on network television. I'm a little shocked that it wasn't nominated for emmmys/golden globes. The lead actress (from WestWorld) is phenomenal, and her two investigation partners are amazing. The character of Leland (Ben from Lost) is perfectly diabolical, and the demons/devils are understated and hilarious. It's the perfect way to balance the intensity of the subject matter, which can get heavy. Expand
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daejJul 15, 2021
Actually pretty good show. It has a vibe similar to haunting of hill house/bly manor and black mirror. A psychological thriller that makes you question what is real and what isn't.
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Jim222001Feb 6, 2023
This show is a devilish good time and perfectly cast. It’s a show where no one is perfect, even the heroes.
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AdrainWolfeAug 31, 2022
Just finished season one.

This show has good ideas but a lot of character choices and writing in general that takes hilarious curves. It's a perplexing median between good and bad. You want to see what happens next because there's definitely
Just finished season one.

This show has good ideas but a lot of character choices and writing in general that takes hilarious curves. It's a perplexing median between good and bad. You want to see what happens next because there's definitely creativity in this show, but not because its stellar acting or writing. I think the main characters started to settle into their roles better after 5-8 episodes, but I think this can honestly be said about any TV show.

Some of these reviewers seem to get hyper-triggered at any semblance of modern social commentary or perspectives. I can't even pick up on the "woke" stuff they're complaining about, so they're clearly not barraging you with too many socially modern perspectives.

One thing that caught me off guard is how the next episode would skip past stuff I was expecting to happen on screen after seeing the previous. You may feel like you accidentally skipped an episode at some points. But now that I'm used to it, I like that it expedites the pace and gets to the main course events faster.

There's frequent cringe, but I just go along for the ride because it's hilarious. One of my favorite lines: "It's a suicide instruction meme!"

It looks like S2 and S3 have even higher reviews, so maybe it sorts some things out..
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stephjack5Aug 6, 2022
This show has great writing that can be authentically emotional and drama-filled while also darkly hilarious and creepy as hell. I love the way they live in the realm of the absurd banality of home life and work life in order to create theThis show has great writing that can be authentically emotional and drama-filled while also darkly hilarious and creepy as hell. I love the way they live in the realm of the absurd banality of home life and work life in order to create the backdrop for all of the wonderful and ambiguously scary mysteries they present to us. I hope they have the creative stamina and inspiration to keep churning out these great stories for us! Great job! Expand
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L_BOct 4, 2021
Great show.

There are many reviews trying to censor the themes portrayed in this show, but rest assured, it is them that is the problem, not the show. The show is laid out much like a psychological thriller with demonic elements,
Great show.

There are many reviews trying to censor the themes portrayed in this show, but rest assured, it is them that is the problem, not the show.

The show is laid out much like a psychological thriller with demonic elements, intentionally leaving you wondering if what is going on is 'demonic' in origin or has a more realistic cause. The acting is strong and the overarching plot points are interesting, with an interesting foil that continues to develop well into the second season.

If you, unlike the others reviewing this show, can handle seeing a diverse cast investigate demonic (or maybe not) causes for real-world situations in a believable and engaging way, then this show is for you.
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