Eve Thorogood (Lucy Fry) and her American family are driving through the Australian outback in their RV. Her father is forcing her into addiction recovery. At a remote lake, her younger brother is rescued from a croc by hunter Mick Taylor. Mick turns out to be a serial killer and Eve is the sole survivor. She searches for him as his killings continue. Police detective Sullivan Hill assists in her search. Mick continues his killing ways in the second season. A bus full of tourists are headed to the outback.
The first season is fine. The show tries for a little too much moodiness. I appreciate the unsettling nature of the outback and its inhabitants. I do question Eve trying to find Mick without a gun or seemingly a plan in the beginning. If she runs into him, he's going to kill her for sure. She does ramp up but the first thing I would get, if I was her, is a gun. The second season suffers from missing Eve. She didn't get killed off in the first season. Lucy Fry is probably a little too big time for this show but it does hold open the door for a future return. The new cast of victims are a bit too annoying. A couple of them do figure out a few things and that helps a little. It's just a lot of back-talking from this diverse crowd and most of it is annoying. I like the chase in the outback. I like the second season except for the constant arguing among the group. The first episode isn't good since it spends most of its time introducing the victims. It's unnecessary.
The first season is fine. The show tries for a little too much moodiness. I appreciate the unsettling nature of the outback and its inhabitants. I do question Eve trying to find Mick without a gun or seemingly a plan in the beginning. If she runs into him, he's going to kill her for sure. She does ramp up but the first thing I would get, if I was her, is a gun. The second season suffers from missing Eve. She didn't get killed off in the first season. Lucy Fry is probably a little too big time for this show but it does hold open the door for a future return. The new cast of victims are a bit too annoying. A couple of them do figure out a few things and that helps a little. It's just a lot of back-talking from this diverse crowd and most of it is annoying. I like the chase in the outback. I like the second season except for the constant arguing among the group. The first episode isn't good since it spends most of its time introducing the victims. It's unnecessary.