The fights and magic and action really ramp up the show's energy. One shape-changing demon is particularly scary. The demons are sufficiently creepy and there's some good fight scenes.
There's some good special effects at work here, too, though nothing mind-blowing. But the younger stars, from Austin Butler to Poppy Drayton, all do a decent job as well, especially given some of the lines they're asked to deliver with a straight face. The acting is decent, especially from Lord of the Rings veteran John Rhys-Davies and Arrow and Hobbit alumni Manu Bennett as the elven king Eventine and druid Allanon respectively.
I enjoyed it enough to have fun watching, even if sometimes that fun was derived from laughing at it a little. The Dagda Mor Unleashes An Evil Demon Into The Four Lands (Credit: MTV)ĭown below, I'm going to really tear into the Shannara Chronicles, but before I do that, I think it's important to note one very important tidbit: I'm actually glad I had the chance to watch the first four episodes of the show.
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