Related Tuca & Bertie Review: Leveling Up / The Pain Garden (Season 3 Episodes 1 and 2) We don’t know much about Indigo at this point but it’s obvious that this is the film style to accompany her story. THE AFTERPARTY Season 1 Episode 2, “Brett” Pictured: TIFFANY HADDISH Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ĭetective Danner’s exposition is followed by a brief example of what is to come with Indigo’s mind movie-a pretentious arthouse flick in moody black and white. Each episode centers around a different suspect and their version of the night’s events, presented in a film style that matches their vibe. Yes, this is a tad expositional, but it’s still a nice introduction to the format that will play out. You gather all that together then you can get at the truth. And as a part of my process, I like to talk to each person. The same thing could happen, but you see it in a different way. However, she does have an investigative technique that may shed a cinematic light on the killer: mind movies.ĭetective Danner: We’re all stars of our own movie.
Tiffany Haddish plays the detective who has to solve the puzzle and deal with this shifty bunch. The stage is set for a chaotic whodunnit with unreliable narrators that have history with each other. THE AFTERPARTY Season 1 Episode 2, “Brett” Pictured: SAM RICHARDSON Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ The suspects, the party guests-all fellow classmates celebrating their high school reunion. The victim, a celebrity and the host of the afterparty. The Afterparty takes that concept and makes it a comedy with a stacked cast while dressing it up in different genres.Ī detective is on the scene of a possible murder. With true crime podcasts so popular these days, murder mysteries are becoming en vogue, too.
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