Immoral Compass

I like the very short budget format.

Bingeable.

Bits of dark humor.

Comments on society.

Some familiar hollywood faces.

Reccomended.

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Its brilliant! The style, the actors, the cinematography. It's like Chappelle's show but darker, shorter and more modern. Top it off with an unfiltered Bill Burr as a "host" of sorts and you've got a brilliant recipe for a show! Think of the possibilities to come! I love it keep em coming.

This show is so good I want the friggin blu ray. That ending is too good! We need more bill! Each story is different and none are connected. Kind of dark but it's halarious as well.

First of all, this wasn't what I expected. It's like 20 very short sketches based on common themes like guilt and authenticity. Each sketch is only a couple of minutes long linked together by Bill Burr monologues. Bill's monologues are the best part of the show. Some of the sketches are great, some just OK and a few suck. All the sketches are dark but never go over the line, pretty safe stuff really. I really liked the ending though.

At a time where we are being flooded with super hero films and remakes, this kind of dark comedy is what we really need. Using actual comedians instead of comedic actors that play the same dang character in everything they're cast in was a treat. Also how great is it to see Madrigal in his dream role as a doctor, how about making him play a Mexican immigrant so he can both pain and challenge himself.