Love the dialogue and the structure.
Looking forward to the final episode tonight. Ended on a great cliffhanger last night.
Yes it's familiar with Gatiss and Moffat's Sherlock tricks and it's fairly cheeky in that respect. But it's plenty of fun. And horrific when it needs to be too.
Agreed, loved the time shift.
There are too many 'never-happy' crybabies always looking for faults.
Never read the book have you? Its not in any way similar to the book or stageplay, so it can't really be classified as a good adaption but rather an imaginative take of Dracula.
The first two episodes were good, and Claes Bang and Dolly Wells were excellent but the less said about the dire third episode the better.
I’ve read books that have been adapted for the screen and made considerable changes which improved the experience over its source material. Similarity is not a prerequisite to making a “good” adaptation.
If you want to play semantics go ahead. But shove your “never read a book, have you?” up your snooty arse.
But shove your “never read a book, have you?” up your snooty arse.
Ah, I was right to quit watching after the gate scene in ep 1 then.
shareI was looking for something more original from Moffat, to tell you the truth.
shareReally liked the first episode way more 'Horror' than I expected, I thought it would be less gory.
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