It is a good day to be a fan of Tony Collette: She starred in new miniseries, Wayward, which was released on Wednesday on Netflix. The series stars Mae Martin as Alex Dempsey, a young policeman who investigates some mysterious events in a small town. It also starred in Collett as Evelyn, women who almost certainly cause all those mysterious events. In Just the trailer Collet is already disturbing, but you will have to watch the show to understand how weird it is.

The series currently has 73% rating of spoiled tomatoes, almost the same as Breaks Netflix minisers "Sirens" From before this year. It is praised by fans for the intense performance of Collet, and for its multiple members and characters at LGBTK+. Alex Dempsey, the main character of the series, is a transformer written with all the depth and focus you would expect from CIS's male leadership. It's a new choice for any TV show, but it's especially nice to watch from Netflix, a streaming platform that did not always do properly by the Trans -government Over the years.

"On the Road of Netflix it was so good (I) used all the work Lol," wrote one x user The day after the series fell. Over on topsAuthor Anna Kitran had a lot of loveub to the show's 2003 show: "He came for Tony Collett to be nasty, staying for nostalgia." Movie critic David Describe Posted on x"As someone who happily joined a cult of Tony Collette, I really enjoyed #Wayward." He noted that the show was "a little uneven", but praised her "excellent twists", "Virdo Vibration" and her "very strong team".

A paste magazineLey Lejsi Bauger Milas describes Collet's character as a "thrilling cult leader" in her review, writing:

"You likely won't be surprised to learn that it's a role that seems tailor-new for collette's immense talents, nor that character She's Playing is something more than her. The Seemingly Villainous Evelyn is strangely fascinating, compelling in a way that is different to live away and hard to pin. "

Conclusions from critics are reminiscent of praise for The "hereditary" character of Collette AnnieThe mother stuck with sadness and did not handle her in the healthiest ways. "Wayward" does not become the same amount of buzz as "inherited", a film that was praised as a masterpiece a moment that premiered at SundanceBut he is still praised for giving Colett another opportunity to show off his talents.

Collet herself found its "road" role to be "frightening", but not in a bad way. As he explained in A. A recent interview: "I'm kind of gravity to things that I think frightening and ending up just to be the best experience ... The scripts were so good. I'm looking for ... Originality and a healthy challenge, and this just gave it to shovels. And I think it's a stable, timely story to struggle for your right to be you."