In this third season, Butcher's Block centers around a sinister family that has been preying on the residents of a certain part of the city and caught in the middle of it are two sisters Alice and Zoe Woods who are both trying to escape their pasts. It's weird and creepy and I enjoyed watching all six episodes. If you're interested in watching Butcher's Block, you don't have to worry about not seeing the first two seasons because each season is a completely different story. But those other two seasons were also good, if you want to watch those as well.
I didn't get a chance to see Love, Simon and Tomb Raider while they were in the theatre so I'm definitely going to make sure I pick these up. I heard so many good things about Love, Simon, that it was a heartwarming fun movie. As for Tomb Raider, it received mix reactions but I don't care I want to see it.
Description:
Butcher's Block follows Alice Woods and her sister Zoe who have moved to a small town to start over. Alice lives in constant fear of inheriting Zoe’s schizophrenia. On the outskirts of town lies Butcher’s Block, a hellish neighborhood where junkies roam and lawlessness abounds. It is here the sisters encounter Joseph Peach and his eerily charismatic family.
The Peach’s are not your ordinary family; they live above the Butcher’s Block in a dimension that is a dark utopia. They offer the sisters a place at their table with the promise of a world without worry and without illness. The sisters soon find that the cost of living the good life comes at an unimaginable price and there is a fine line between escaping insanity and embracing true madness.
