I quite enjoyed this. But eventually it broke too many Vampire rules.
My first experience of Vampire films were the Hammer ones. There were others before them, but the Hammer films set what would become the modern standard in Vampire disposal and things that Vampires should avoid at all costs! No fire. No running water. No stakes through the heart. No garlic. Etc...
They turn to ash when they meet their ugly demise. And because they're undead demons, they don't breath! Vampires not breathing becomes very significant when we watch the head Vampire die by suffocation in the last episode! 😱
Maybe this series is some sort of Vampire cancel culture thing! Everything we've read and seen in the past never happened! 😁
If you can get your head around the "new rules", it's worth watching. The story idea is quite good despite being far fetched, and the acting isn't bad by modern day standards. So give it a try. 🙂
My first experience of Vampire films were the Hammer ones. There were others before them, but the Hammer films set what would become the modern standard in Vampire disposal and things that Vampires should avoid at all costs! No fire. No running water. No stakes through the heart. No garlic. Etc...
They turn to ash when they meet their ugly demise. And because they're undead demons, they don't breath! Vampires not breathing becomes very significant when we watch the head Vampire die by suffocation in the last episode! 😱
Maybe this series is some sort of Vampire cancel culture thing! Everything we've read and seen in the past never happened! 😁
If you can get your head around the "new rules", it's worth watching. The story idea is quite good despite being far fetched, and the acting isn't bad by modern day standards. So give it a try. 🙂