As even more complicated things come out, Hold Tight creates a compelling story and gives its characters enough individuality to keep you hooked. The story blows over from missing kids to something bigger here, something more complicated than simply teenagers going through a phase.
Personally, the pace picks up slightly here since you, too, make your own connections now that you have some information. The answers, however, slowly trickle in after the 4 th episode. Although it is extremely important to come up with twists and keep the secrets close to the chest, it’s also equally important to provide some amount of answers to keep the audience satisfied.Īlso Read: Captive Audience: A Real American Horror Story Review: A Dark and Compelling Tale of Two Brothers Plus, you really start to lose sympathy for Anna after some time because she seems like such an untrustworthy narrator.
It’s honestly frustrating after a while because you want answers or literally something to make sense of it all instead of more and more mysteries. We don’t know anyone or can’t really understand what exactly is going on. As we go through these episodes, I feel like the series loses steam trying to create a complicated web of mysteries. Everyone turns up with a bloody face and Anna finds every other person hiding something from her. As Anna tries her best to hold her disturbed son tighter to her, the more he slips away. Missing children are always a headache – the heartbreak of the parents and the tension within the community is terrifying and nauseating. Since the series takes its sweet time to get to the point, some instances in the story might feel dragged. A thousand different things happen at the same time without rhyme or reason – it’s confusing and the slow pace is infuriating. Hold Tight has the same ring to it – it teases so much throughout the episodes that it’s maddening. It teased and teased till the very end until you were ready to scream. The Woods, the first entry to the series, if you will, was a deliciously twisty watch. It doesn’t help that Adam’s mother Anna tracks her son’s whereabouts and reads his texts. There’s a dead school kid and a sense of foreboding that something else will go wrong. – Hold Tight review does not contain spoilers –Īs Hold Tight starts, there’s an undertone of something horrible. When a young man goes missing soon after his friend dies, life in a tight-knit, affluent Warsaw suburb slowly unravels, exposing secrets and lies.
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