One the day of her baptism, a young disabled girl walks into the middle of the street, and is found dead by her father.
I'm not sure if the writer had a bit of a message to give here, but to me it's as if the message was that id you believe in monsters and aliens you're crazy, but it's perfectly reasonable and sensible to have blind faith.
Maybe this might be one of those episodes that resonates more so with viewers that are religious, or at least had a bit of religion in the background, for me, it was quite hard to connect with this one.
It's very well acted, and the special effects hold up well even now, The Heads of Seraphim looked very good indeed.
I can see why people really enjoyed it, it just didn't work for me, 6/10.
I'm not sure if the writer had a bit of a message to give here, but to me it's as if the message was that id you believe in monsters and aliens you're crazy, but it's perfectly reasonable and sensible to have blind faith.
Maybe this might be one of those episodes that resonates more so with viewers that are religious, or at least had a bit of religion in the background, for me, it was quite hard to connect with this one.
It's very well acted, and the special effects hold up well even now, The Heads of Seraphim looked very good indeed.
I can see why people really enjoyed it, it just didn't work for me, 6/10.