It's astounding how the writing manages to swing between reprehensibly morbid and surprisingly wholesome. The protagonists manage to be both deranged yet also oddly lovable. Their chemistry is apparent from the first minutes on, and the spritework underlines every bit of snark perfectly.

Yes, it's a highly abusive sibling relationship. Yes, they do horrible things. Yes, Ashley is clearly psychotic. But damn me if the way she's written doesn't make her appealing, funny and even cute, despite also being terrifying. It's a testament to the author's skill that dialog never feels cringe, either.

It's astounding how the writing manages to swing between reprehensibly morbid and surprisingly wholesome. The protagonists manage to be both deranged yet also oddly lovable. Their chemistry is apparent from the first minutes on, and the spritework underlines every bit of snark perfectly. Yes, it's a highly abusive sibling relationship. Yes, they do horrible things. Yes, Ashley is clearly psychotic. But damn me if the way she's written doesn't make her appealing, funny and even cute, despite also being terrifying. It's a testament to the author's skill that dialog never feels cringe, either.