Both viewers and critics like Earth Shots

New TV series Earth Scotland gets great reviews, especially regarding the evocative photo and Moa Gammels and Goran Ragnerstams acting bet.
Many compare the television series Earth Shots with Twin Peaks , but even with recent productions Top of the Lake , True Detective , French series Ghosts and Lars von Trier's Antichrist .

Kjell Häglund on tvdags.se find similarities with Beppe Wolgers movie Dunderklumpen and call Earth Shots for a "diabolical mirror Dunderklumpen". He thinks the Earth Scotland is' as clumsy and edgy as it is strange, but above all it is tempting. "

GP's Johanna Hagstrom writes: "Earth Shots is actually phenomenally good and a great leap into a new guldera for Swedish television drama. But it starts shaky. The very first replicas gave me the creeps."

P1 Kulturnytts Emma Engström notes a little uneven first section but to Earth Shots' gives the feeling that the audience ahead may not be straining as nice in the Swedish TV drama production to find treasures. "

Lead actors are praised by many reviewers and DN Helena Lindblad writes, for example, if Goran Ragnerstam effort: "His special laid-back, ironic style of play and irresistible sense of timing, fits well in the series muffled tone."

The series' photo is also recognized by many critics. Mattias Bergqvist, Expressen writes "Visually, Ground Shot of the highest international standard, with a backdrop that offers Instagramfilter and realism. It is as easy to be overwhelmed by the beauty of nature as its murky silence, that which transforms the forest from something beautiful into something nasty. "

Sylvia Balac in Aftonbladet think that the overall predictability is the series' greatest strength: "Supernatural life is a kind of carte blanche to take out the script turns really well, and it feels like just about anything can - and will - happen."

"Supernatural life is a kind of carte blanche to take out the script turns really well, and it feels like just about anything can - and will - happen.

"Well made it," says Lars Ring in Aftonbladet, "but also increasingly violent. Good? Perhaps, we'll wait ..."

Also on Twitter outweigh the positive comments. Here are a few:

"Scary and extraordinarily good start to a series."

"Starting well. Awesome photo. And Peter Andersson is undoubtedly skilful in Sweden at playing the deeply unpleasant."

"Then the earth shot ??? thought it would va a regular detective story but it's damn the craziest thing I've seen in a long time. "

"Wow! Completely solid after a single episode! So sick exciting! This can be really really good! "

"It's been a while since you goosebumps stood at attention. Tonight we go again. "

"Earth Scotland seems well pretty well. But fascinating to Swedish actors always feel compelled to talk. So. Slowly. "

Comedian Christopher Appelquist is skeptical and tweets: "Stuffed animals, glappiga light switches and light streaking through the curtains. very reminiscent of The Mystery of Greveholm so far. "