Overview
- The finale underscores moral ambiguity and psychological mirroring through a climactic showdown that tests the boundaries between hunter and hunted.
- Cinematographer Francois Dagenais and crew built large-scale forest-fire sequences on a sound stage using real flames to capture a raw, ’70s thriller vibe.
- Series creator Dennis Lehane’s choice to withhold pivotal twists from actors such as Taron Egerton was designed to elicit genuine reactions and performances.
- With all nine episodes now available, critics point to the series’ cinematic ambition, deliberate pacing and strong lead performances.
- Interviews with cast members, including John Leguizamo and Anna Chlumsky, suggest the story may extend beyond its originally billed limited run.