Awake not Woke!

Standard demon possession movie but shot to look like it was done in a single take. These types of single take movies are very hard to do without being tedious. They result in lots of long shots of characters walking around from room to room and one end of the house to another. For the first hour very little happens and the last 20 minutes while decent don't make up the rest of it. The acting also is just not very good and most of the time sounds like they are reading off of cards rather than talking naturally. The movie is very well shot with great atmosphere and the fx that are there near the end are well done. The actor playing the possessed however just can't pull it off and isn't very scary. I didn't see anything woke and if you really like these types of movies it's not awful but there are much better.

Based on the 1st episode only. I didn't see anything woke in the 1st episode I watched. Another poorly written streaming show from Netflix. Huge lapses in logic and nobody acts realistically. Basically there is a fanatic religious cult who are following a phenomena where an angel appears to people telling them when they will die and go to hell than creatures appear and kill them. Seems to have been happening for at least 7 years with photographic and video evidence yet nobody seems to be aware of it? 3 large supernatural creatures rampage through a city street in front of hundreds of witnesses and kill someone yet the police seem think it's not real and start investigating the religious group and just call it a murder. They actually say they are going to arrest and bring in the creatures. What? Why is local police handling this, where is the government or military? It seems like the series wants to be a police procedural focusing on religious extremists and just ignoring the supernatural creatures aspects. The story is largely incoherent and makes little sense. I mean it appears hell demons are appearing and killing people and the media, police and pretty much everyone just acts like it's a normal murder investigation. The acting is fairly bad from several of the characters and the CG Fx are very poor, the 'Angel' appearance is laughable bad looking. Maybe it gets better but after the first episode it just doesn't show any real promise.

Carefully-crafted anti-Israeli propaganda

I don't think I've ever seen a more one-sided 'documentary'. No insights offered into the complexities of Middle-East politics. Hamas=Good, Israel=Bad. That's their message. It's very well-produced, but ultimately it's just well-produced propaganda. There seems to be a factory churning this sort of stuff out these days. Who's behind it?

Refreshing!

Zero wokery. The previous comments have summed the movie up very well. Living in Europe this movie resonates - with the huge demographic changes taking place here who would be surprised if the events depicted became a reality?