Soldato
Shoulda just given the eagles the damn ring in the first place and let them drop it into the fires. Would have saved a whole lot of grief!It's like why didn't the eagles take Frodo to Mount Doom.
The Last Voyage of The Demeter
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Soldato
It's this available in the UK yet? I see they're moved release back. I swear it's like they're trying to kill it. Maybe they've decided they'll make more money via a tax write-off?
Renfield was good. I enjoyed it too.
Soldato
Thought it was very good arr!
I love vampire Stuff. I love old sail ship stuff..
But I cannot see how a film can be made of a powerful vampire on a ship without being dull?
Surely it's filled with cliche horror stuff when either the vamp could annihilate everything (if one night) or the crew could get rid of the vampire (if over several days)?
Surely there isn't enough content for 1.5hrs?
But I cannot see how a film can be made of a powerful vampire on a ship without being dull?
Surely it's filled with cliche horror stuff when either the vamp could annihilate everything (if one night) or the crew could get rid of the vampire (if over several days)?
Surely there isn't enough content for 1.5hrs?
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Caporegime
It was kind of dull really. Far too long for what it was too. The creature was better when only briefly seen too, later on when you see it for longer stretches the effects look pretty bad
Soldato
Very average. Showed too much too soon as well. 4/10.
Soldato
Watched this last night, only gave it a watch as Liam Cunningham is in it, enjoyed it more than 'The Haunting of the Queen Mary' reminded me of one of the episodes from Love, Death & Robots.
It was good enough, I enjoyed it and kept my full attention all the way through. I agree with some comments that Dracula didn't look great once seen fully, most horror suffers with this though, once you've seen the beast, the fear mostly evaporates.