Shadowlands

The first 2 segments of this 3 episode anthology were pretty decent. The heartbreaking love story told in flashbacks was surprisingly touching and the romantic getaway was both steamy and a little mysterious. The first 2 stories had an underlying theme of sadness, the first much more blatant. And then the third story follows and it is nothing like the others, a complete tonal shift that is uncomfortably jarring. It's an attempt at camp but it seems that fails, mostly because none of the actors are convincing. The story had potential but it doesn't fit with the subtly of the other 2 and suffers from bland acting and bizarre follow through.