Well, let's get this out of the way first comparing this to Yellowstone is like comparing The Three Little Pigs to The Company of Wolves. Yellowstone is filmed on location at a real ranch in Montana, (and some in Utah), and has excellent cinematography. This is filmed in New Mexico and California albeit meant to be Wyoming, and has decent cinematography. I would compare it more to Lost and Supernatural set within its own western confines. Yes, some scenes are dark, but I grew up on a working farm most folks keep the lights to a minimum to keep the electric bill down. Are some scenes a little dark to see, yip so turn the lights off except for those that backlight your viewing apparatus. Trust me it's not near as bad as any low budget horror film from the last decade. As for my assessment of entertainment value I'd say it's worth a shot. Do I need to see the remaining episodes as soon as they drop not really, but it'll do as a back up when I feel like a dose of something a bit weird. The old folks acting is just fine the jury is still out on the young newbies. Solid 6 1/2 so far. Might just surprise me and get better, but the signing nude cowboy well let's just say he ain't no Log Lady.
Review of Outer Range
