RejctX Review

From scenes directly taken out of the popular teen movie "High school Musical" and backdrops that could beat ostentatious schools of a Dharma production, RejctX tries to be a lot of things but fails miserably at each one of them. Nothing about the show is convincing and a superficial plotline doesn't help its case either.

'RejctX' is a group of misfits who use Rap as their weapon against societal repression, but ironically, they are the most privileged and uptight group of teenagers you'll ever see. I couldn't find one amicable character within the show except of course the charming have it all protagonist, for whom pieces just fall into place. It's hard to not feel enraged by the unoriginality of writing and even harder to like anything about the show. There remains one staggering question, who made the casting choices? None of the characters are played naturally and none of the characters have anything natural about them either. Actors fail at delivering convincing portrayals.

This thriller mystery so far doesn't meet the standards of either a thriller or a mystery. With just two episodes in, it might be a bit early to make a judgment, but so far, this show is everything that is wrong with teenage shows.