But only episode is available to watch? Why did I pay for a whole series if I cannot access anything after the first episode. All episodes have aired already. I gotta see if I can get
A refund. The point of buying a pass is access to watch all episodes.

I want to start with I love this show.
I bought the season because I like to watch the episodes again. I also can't watch them when they air because of an insane work schedule.
So this is pointed more at Amazon than the show. I bought Season 2. Twice. I did this because I talked to Amazon and they told me to cancel the first order, wait 3 days and then order it again. I should be able to watch it then. I waited almost a week and ordered it again. Same problem.
I can't watch it unless I sign up for AMC +. Which I don't want to do. I don't feel the need to sign up for anything else. I want to know when I will be able to watch the rest of season 2.

I only watched the “monsters” episode on AMC, so take this review with a grain of salt. The show unfortunately seemed like just a bunch of people sitting around over-analyzing the themes of certain horror films. I really wished they would have talked more about the filming techniques or special effects, or the artistic direction that made these films different from others, but they didn’t do that. Instead they mostly just talk about the “themes” of the movies, which tend to feel a bit pretentious at times. For example, in the episode I watched they talked about how the movie King Kong was actually an allegory for the struggles of African Americans in a racist society. That’s interesting, but I’ve read about the making of King King, and in reality the movie was only made because the directors of that film just wanted to make movie about a giant gorilla rampaging through New York. I don’t know, the whole episode just feels like people reading way too far into films and putting their own subjective take on them rather than discussing what the actual directors/creators intent was. Personally, it felt too pretentious for me and I don’t think I’m going to watch any more of the series.
Also as a side note, the films they talk about seem very random and all over the place. A lot of them I wouldn’t even consider “horror” at all, but rather more “science fiction” such as King Kong, Pacific Rim, and the Godzilla films to name a few.

What an amazing show. The first season was a blast and what's better than people taking about the passion they have for horror films and why they scare them. I'm very glad they all decided to make another season because I'm extremely glad to watch it. Give it up too all the masters of the macabre.

I enjoyed both seasons of this series so far. I'm amazed at the amount of talent that appears in this series to discuss all of the minute details behind the casting, makeup artistry, directing, acting, etc. I have learned a lot and some of the details have made parts of already scary movies even more cringe worthy. Glad it's been renewed for a third season!

almost a decent horror doc if not for loads of modern day racism and sexism masquerading as " wokeness"

The series is fantastic. And I have never had problems with Amazon. HOWEVER, if you purchase this series for $15, you will only have access to one episode. Yes, $15 for one episode.

Speaking with Amazon yielded this non-answer: the series is included in the AMC+ subscription, and a purchase option is also available (???)

Love watching