I'm entertained! In later seasons, hopefully they explore more African magic practices and really authenticate the tone. Like another review said, it sort of feels like "actors trying to act". In example: Casting a black actor/actress for a role that's been predominantly portrayed by white actors and the actor tries to add their essence to a character that was written for someone white. It kind of feels like the tone of this show, only because of the type/tone of magic that's being depicted. I'm in love with the idea! I won't be petty over production quality or graphics because I understand the business side. But also like someone else said, I would love to see the story go really deep and give the characters more of an authentic definition. But outside of my honest opinion, I really am entertained and will continue to watch because it's the only series featuring an all black cast of witches (to my knowledge) and I'm supporting. Witchcraft is something typically frowned upon in the black community. So, the series is definitely ground-breaking regardless. And that's all that really matters.
Review of Wicked City
