Brand New Cherry Flavor is a short and sweet adaptation of the novel by the same name (unsure if the book is better, not yet read it). It's moody, funny, is steeped in 90s aesthetic--the decade in which the series is set--and has an excellent soundtrack. It features body horror, occult themes, sex, drug use and a lot of violence.

We follow the story of Lisa Nova, an amateur filmmaker who created a short film that's good enough to capture the attention of Lou Burke, a once Hollywood somebody trying to cling onto fame . The series follows the two and hell breaks loose.

The first episode moves slow, but in time the series picks up the pace. I was truly not prepared for the first WTF moment but that's what got me hooked, as well as waiting to see how far Lisa would go to ensure her film remained hers. The story is unfortunately predictable in quite a few instances. But ultimately I enjoyed the gorgeous cinematography and the truly are bizarre scenes that left me picking my jaw up off the floor and/or trying not to throw up. This is not a show for the faint of heart, you will be disgusted. I can see this becoming a cult classic for those of us who enjoyed Ginger Snaps, The Craft, etc. If you watch this and expect to take it seriously you're going to have a bad time. If you want something fun and dark, give it a go.