This episode feels like Helluva Boss. It handles all of its characters extremely well, none feel like they're ever out of character, and compared to the rest of the show, this episode feels like it was actually made for more mature audiences. I never got bored throughout the entire episode, yet one problem I have with every episode is the extremely predictable humor on certain occasions, and the akwardness of some of the jokes. This episode is what Helluva Boss aims to be, yet none of the later episodes have hit me quite as well since. I hope Vivz will someday look back on the earlier episodes and take notes of the way they wrote the first episodes.
Review of Murder Family
