The end of the F *** ing world. My review. I will not do Spoiler so do not worry

I've been a little sick from a terrible flu, so that means I have time to enjoy a new series and when I opening my account on Netflix I'm struck by the name of this series. So here we go I give it PLAY and I am ready to enjoy what I thought was a full series of special effects and war between worlds.

Well a big mistake, the story of the series is based on James and Alyssa, two minors quite different from the rest of the world, or rather children outside the average.

James lives with his father, is an only child, introverted and has a special fascination with death, to the point that it is he who propitiates it. For that reason, he has begun to think that he is a psychopath.

On the other hand is Alyssa, she lives with her mother and her unpleasant stepfather (these stories become common in this type of series), is rebellious (obviously), makes use of a wide vocabulary when it comes to bad words (product of example that his adorable stepfather gives her) and possesses a strange fixation with sex.

After meeting both kids, they embark on a journey without destiny. Each one makes the decision to leave their home for different reasons, but on the way they realize that love gives us the ability to feel and even change who we really are.
The series is an unusual comedy, something dark, but that is let go through its short chapters of approximately 21 minutes. It keeps you on the lookout because each chapter has a twist that steers the story in a different direction.
The music is very good, they have a repertoire of diverse themes that combine perfectly with the situations that the characters are going through.

The end of the season is unexpected, it is open and leaves a sense of shock, since you are waiting for something else to happen, it seems the conclusion of an episode, but it is really the end of the series (I hate the endings like that). Hopefully we have a second chance of the series since we still do not know anything about it.

My recommendation: Watch it, it's a series not very different from the last ones that Netflix has us used to but it's entertaining.

I give it 4/5

BTW is not a series for any audience, so keep an eye on who you see it with.