The pieces are carefully put together in this meandering effort. When one young man dies violently, it opens the flood gates. There are few, if any, real innocents here. There is a subplot with Sam and this guy, but that is extremely dull. Sam must be quite a catch because she is sought after by a new guy in nearly every episode. Psychosis is more at the source of the trouble here, but the sick nature of the whole family plays right into that mindset.
Review of Kith and Kill: Part 2
