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This premieres next Saturday. It's a 3 episode season. It's a co-production with BBC One.

I didn't realize it was by the Sherlock creators, definitely will check this out. Looks like they are 3 90 minutes episodes, just like Sherlock.

Oh great, Sasha Mann is now Dracula?

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thanks for reminder. in for this

I'll watch. I do wish they would do a real story about Count Vlad III Dracula (Vlad the Impaler) . That is an interesting tale if history is any judge.

Mark Gatiss and Dolly Wells? I'm in.

Just watched the first episode. Holy hell, I wasn’t expecting this to be what it is. What a damn good pleasant surprise it’s been so far. It’s bordering on ludicrous but has some really great stuff throughout the episode. Last half hour is a great gore-fest. Looking forward to the next 2.

No spoilers but that 3rd episode twist (or was it technically at the end of episode 2?)...did not see that coming. I did enjoy how much of the novel was in the first two episodes and while I am not a Dracula enthusiast I have actually read the novel (but holy heck, it was quite some time back) so that instantly elevated my opinion of the show. I need to finish off the 3rd ep tomorrow (well, technically later this morning) but this was a win as far as I am concerned.

I caught the first episode last night, and really enjoyed it too. The only thing I didn't like were the bits of comedy thrown in there. They seemed out of place in a serious dracula movie. I don't want a joking Dracula. He kind of reminded me of Freddy Kruger making puns once or twice.

Really enjoyed the first two episodes but the final one was a slog and reeked of lazy writing.

The 3rd episode was okay but its classic BBC to not stick the landing when it comes to shows

Yeah, that last episode... oof. The transition had a lot of potential, and yet it felt very squandered. The episode somehow dragged and also felt too rushed. After the first two episodes I was recommending the show. Now, I'm going to have to walk back that recommendation.

Just finished episode 2 last night,and now you all have me bummed out about finishing this thing

It's worth watching, just to see how it plays out. The tone is slightly different and it just feels more like a pilot for a series...




Ok, that 3rd episode was not where I expected this to go. It was OK. Wish they had just



Just watched all 3 episodes and the first two episodes are great but the 3rd one was a bit off, although the ending itself was fine.

So does this bring anything new to this tired genre? You can spoiler it if needed. I doubt I will watch this. I typically find vampires boring. I did like John Carpenters Vampires however and the early Hammer films with Christopher Lee.

There is some unexpected humor.

There are times, especially during the close-ups, where Claes looks just like Lee.

I thought that one scene in last episode was like in Horror of Dracula.

I don't think you'd find it interesting at all, then. It's not flashy. They talk a lot.

It was clearly an homage.

I fucking loved episode 1 and 2. Havent finish 3 but I wish they had stayed in the past.

Holy shit Episode 2 was great. I didn't mind the jokes or puns... but the added references to the lore was fantastic.

Here's hoping that