Series · Prime Video · 2021
Yellowjackets
A serious picture of what hunger and shame will talk a person into. It lingers on the rot.
The question is old and worth asking: what does a company of the young owe one another when the rules have crashed with the plane? The show asks it and then seasons the answer until the question is hard to see. Adults can bear that. A household looking for a story about courage should look at the camp chores, not the altar.
Not for the age of the team on the screen.
The eight
Industry
4/10
They hunt, butcher, and keep a camp. The skills arrive through ruin.
Household
3/10
Teams, parents, daughters. The bonds curdle.
Piety
2/10
Worship shows up as madness. The show is not sure there is another kind.
Courage
5/10
Survival takes nerve. The nerve is then spent on the wrong altar.
Republic
3/10
The adult timeline is a set of lives that never rejoined the town.
Temperance
2/10
The horror is the point it will not leave.
Truth
6/10
It believes the wilderness did not make them innocent.
Stewardship
2/10
What they hand their own children is the secret.
Live historicallyIf you watch it, stop at the episode where you start rooting for the worst idea, and say that you did.