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Dracula (series)
- Thread starter Lament
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lucifir
Expert Member
its an interesting take on the myth ... and just for that I will follow it for a few more episodes to see how it plays out.
Glad to see the story tellers are thinking out the box and not just rehashing old story lines
Glad to see the story tellers are thinking out the box and not just rehashing old story lines
dualmeister
Honorary Master
Didn't make it through the whole episode. Don't like what they've done with it ...
lucifir
Expert Member
It does start off a bit slow ... hopefully it will pick up in the next few episodes
lucifir
Expert Member
It does start off a bit slow ... hopefully it will pick up in the next few episodes
diabolus
Executive Member
I enjoyed it. Even though the whole Vampire thing is overdone at this point, i am enjoying the whole conspiracy/Illuminati/jack the ripper/1890s england atmosphere of this. I'm so tired of teenage angst series aka "Vampire Diaries" and just something more serious in this genre, and this hopefully give me that fix.
It will go well with Sleepy Hollow for my supernatural fix
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I'm just not sure why they decided to make Dracula disguised as an american in London. The guy (Jonothan Rhys Meyers) playing Dracula surely is a brit and was brilliant in The Tudors as one and yet now he's doing some phony american accent while entirely surrounded by high brow brits? /boggle.
It will go well with Sleepy Hollow for my supernatural fix
.I'm just not sure why they decided to make Dracula disguised as an american in London. The guy (Jonothan Rhys Meyers) playing Dracula surely is a brit and was brilliant in The Tudors as one and yet now he's doing some phony american accent while entirely surrounded by high brow brits? /boggle.
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I enjoyed it. Even though the whole Vampire thing is overdone at this point, i am enjoying the whole conspiracy/Illuminati/jack the ripper/1890s england atmosphere of this. I'm so tired of teenage angst series aka "Vampire Diaries" and just something more serious in this genre, and this hopefully give me that fix.
It will go well with Sleepy Hollow for my supernatural fix
I'm just not sure why they decided to make Dracula disguised as an american in London. The guy (Jonothan Rhys Meyers) playing Dracula surely is a brit and was brilliant in The Tudors as one and yet now he's doing some phony american accent while entirely surrounded by high brow brits? /boggle.
Also love the 1890 setting, its something different from your average twilight/True Blood/vampire dairies BS.
Not enjoying Sleepy Hollow that much...