Reviews

We already know Clyde Phillips didn't want to give Dex a chance at redemption because of his own personal and moralistic views. After watching this, one can be certain that such views didn't changed even with almost the entire fanbase getting mad after previous horrendous finale.

I guess the whole executive board decided, Dexter suddenly became emotional, then scared (?) of batista (really wtf were they thinking?) that he "had" to kill Logan (which is one of the lamest moves storywise I've seen) so Harrison couldn't trust him afterwards which ends it in a weird son-kills-dad thing they try to justify with the infamous letter.

Really??

This sounds to me a bit vengeful on the fans, for wanting Dex's redemption. When Angela starts saying "monster" repeatedly I knew they were going to give it a crappy ending. It's just that, they put their morality over everything else, didn't care about the story, the character development or the fanbase.

Anyways, if there's any real Dexter out there, really consider acid instead of dismemberment and never get caught.

A very creative approach. Loved the scenery, the factual details and most of the visuals. Decent acting. But what the actual heck with the characters.. All of them so destructive and kinda low vibe is no wonder they ended like that every project. It was just exaggerated for my taste.

The only character that possibly 'grows' and thrives a way out of the cycle is Joe. That ending scene was worth the last 3 empty episodes.