Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Caryl It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

badari91 If you watched 'Making a Murderer', and want a lighter version of it, you've got American Vandal. The last episode of American Vandal especially reinforces this. I think the makers could have included more LOL moments, but overall it is an entertaining watch.

simonrriley I thought I would give it a whirl and ended up watching the whole season in one sitting great storyline cant wait for the next season really wanna know who painted the dicks

wesdog7 Funny premise, and a solid first couple of episodes. But the laughs kind of slowed down before too long. It may have been better as an hour and a half movie instead of an entire season. The guy who played Dylan was pretty great, while the rest of the cast was pretty much average.

loganholley American Vandal is a show that I initially thought was going to be a Mel Brooks-ian send-up of the true crime genre that's become so prevalent on TV in recent memory. The end result is a smart mystery that has some laughs, but prefers to make a point more than it likes to be goofy. As a spoof, it's very well crafted. It's almost easy to not notice the points being made because this show nails down the engrossing, mysterious nature of shows like Making A Murderer and Serial. Nothing ever feels like it's being shoved down your throat, but once you do notice the points being made, suddenly a show that (on the surface) seems like one big immature gag becomes smart and relevant. Without spoiling it, this show has quite a bit to say about the way society reacts to media, and those who create it.Without a doubt, though, the absolute best thing about American Vandal are the performances and dialog. The teenagers actually sound and act like teenagers instead of what a board of writers think teenagers act like. You can tell when somebody is lying (or looks like they're lying) because of details like facial expressions. As a mockumentry, subtle details - like people looking at the camera - are brilliant additions that only serve to make this fake event seem real.That said, I did manage to spot a couple of plotholes and other things that, when you think about them, don't make much sense. Without spoiling it, the ending is also a little anti-climatic on face-value. It's actually allot more meaningful if you look into it, but I can see how that might irk some people.Either way, American Vandal is a show that I thoroughly enjoyed and would recommend it to anybody that feels comfortable with it's crass premise.