'Deadly Class' Season 1: Channeling 'Stranger Things' and 'Harry Potter', 'Noise, Noise, Noise' shows why Marcus is the hero
The new character we meet, Shabnam, feels a bit like Neville Longbottom if Marcus can be likened to Harry Potter and King's Dominion the Hogwarts for assassins
There's nothing called extreme teenage angst in Syfy's new 'Deadly Class,' and if the premiere episode last week did not convince you the future disruptors of America are ruthless killers, then 'Noise Noise Noise' is here to share what exactly is going on in their minds, especially that of the protagonist Marcus Lopez's, who killed his first victim in 'Reagan Youth.'
To put it short, the orphaned teen is dealing with the consequences of a brutal murder, but he is not given the credit for it. It is Willie Lewis, the tough-guy of King's Dominion, who is telling the class how swiftly he killed the homeless murderer, Rory, and dumped his body in a garbage box and set it on fire.
