This is a truly batty episode, and to be sure, a lot of complaints are not without their merits. It's surreal, off kilter, and sometimes even tinged with aimless, almost improvisational feel- well, the kind of improve when the actors are not on the same page or planet! It kind of reminds me of Mulholland Drive, a bit. I wouldn't argue anyone out of their opinion of this, take it or leave it, but for some it'll be entertaining just for the what the heck moments.

I'm typically a fan of the 1960's & '70's sci-fi/horror shows like The Outer limits, The Twilight Zone, and Alfred Hitchcock's Hour, and I generally expect that not every episode will be enjoyable, but The Forms of Things Unknown is a real stinker. It opens well, and the relationship between the women and their awful captor is intriguing. The way they kill him is sinister and oddly titillating. You see how frightening he is, and it's easy to want him gone for good. But... that only gets you through the first 5-10 minutes, sadly, the episode concentrates too much on the women running around in the wet woods with one of the women giving off these horrible, anxiety driven screams, until they come across a house owned by a blind man. Cliche after cliche come barreling one after another. It's tedious and silly. I loved the time machine: a room filled with clocks, tied together by string. It looked ridiculous, but fantastic from a kitschy perspective. Aside from that, the story offers nothing new, is poorly executed, and boring.

Lmao...this broad is nutty.
The older one should plunge a knife in the guy to prove he's dead and move on,or just leave her behind and see if she don't come running to catch up.
They took so long to get back to the car,a wolf ate the corpse...lol.

who is he?? come to think of it, all the actors look familiar, if anyone has names i would appreciate them. thanks, amy

great movie, with beautiful women, and great script/acting. They don't make TV movies or shows like they used to. Awesome movie, thanks Hulu!