KAOS is a food festival for Greek mythology fans. It is the ancient story of those power-driven gods who loved to torture and taunt humans but with a twist about a potential prophecy that could make immortals bleed real blood.
KAOS has it all. An entertaining plot, comedy, drama, witty sarcasm, and a superbly talented cast that includes Jeff Goldblum, Debi Mazar, Janet McTeer, Aurora Perrineau, and David Thewlis. It is a bold, fresh, reimagined look at age-old tales. Prophecies are of the utmost importance not only for humans but also for the gods. It was the frame between petrified dust, life, and death.
KAOS is a massive epoch story that sometimes has moments of deep confusion about where it is headed. The writers expected viewers to remember reading and hearing about ancient gods. There were countless senseless killings strewn throughout roads and rivers. Audiences must pay attention to the details before The Fates are visible.
KAOS ended as if it would return with another season. To be better prepared, I will do my homework before it premiers again.
It is streaming on Netflix.
