Reza Parsa

Visually pleasing, as always, but I don't watch movies for aesthetic purposes only. Maybe Wes Anderson could focus on quality rather than quantity. Instead of making one movie per year, he could master his storytelling skills and make something more interesting. Something you don't have to shut off after 30 minutes of watching.

I’d give it 1/5 stars if that was an option. First things first I really pity Nicolas Cage. He must be the first reason for anyone who wants to avoid watching this movie. His acting was so bad that he actually made me laugh in the second half of the movie. The plot twist was very predictable, and the movie left me with more questions and answers. I guess this may have worked as a TV series, where the director could’ve made a deeper connection between Lee, Longlegs and the mother. Alas, a desire for some quick buck made them decide to turn this story into a movie. They’ve hired a great cameraman. 5 stars to them for the beautiful visuals. The rest was a third grade horror movie with cheap jump-scares. Just can’t stop thinking what a better movie this could’ve become had they cast someone (anyone) other than Cage.

If I could rate this piece of garbage any lower than one star, I would give it a minus 100. There’s no reason anyone int their right mind would make a movie like this.

Well, it was visually pleasing and the acting was to the point. (the entire cast was awesome) But I agree with other reviewers on the fact that the storyline was flawed and the ending was too vague to be believed. Why would Nosferatu be lured into his bride's bed and forget the passage of time? I'd give 4 stars but I guess it got a bit boring after 1:30:00 and unclear in the end.

Bad casting, weak storyline, White Lotus wannabe. Don't waste your time watching this!

Horrible editing and frames! The storyline is nice though, but nothing extraordinary. Bardot's role is dull throughout the movie. The ending is childish. I'd give it a 1 out of 10.

Each and every scenario on each and every episode seemed like a cheap rip-off of life on Earth. I expected a little more “out of this world” imagination and creativity but it definitely failed me. The ridiculousness of the scenarios was so out there that one assumes they had no scientific councilors or biologists to tell them how easily each case would cause an instant distinction for the species. Do those species have NO MEMORY at all so they get trapped tricked, and eaten so easily? Why do they look like rabbits, lorises, octopuses or earthly birds? It’s a shame for a 2020 Netflix program to be so seethrough and superficially unscientific.

A show celebrated for depicting teenage fantasies in the worst and most predictable way possible.

The main issue with the movie is precision, technicality and the idiocy of a whole crew (both on board and behind the cameras). . First of all, the sequence of events was night by night. Suddenly after 3 nights the captain mentioned they had been on board for 18 days! What on Earth was Dracula doing for 18 nights? . Second of all, why not head to shore. Any port along the way would do. They're travelling from the Mediterranean to London. Thousands of miles of civilization. Why do they insist on going to London? . I stopped watching it after an hour and a half to respect my common sense.

Well, the first season was really entertaining, but I’ve been watching it since the second season with a lot less enthusiasm. The plot has become very predictable and how Joe gets away with murder has turned ridiculous. I guess it’s another case of a TV series with a promising start that should’ve ended after two seasons tops.