NBC is destroying Dracula

[zombiehorror]

As my niece once so pointedly said, when lambasting "Freddy Got Fingered" to her friends: "I don't need to see it to know that it sucks!"

Sure one can make an uninformed opinion on anything; music, art, movies, shows, food, books, people, etc. but until you actually experience it-it's better not to.......even in the case of Freddy Got Fingered.....whatever that is!

[Count_Zirock]

Shows like this, I give three chances. If they can't win me over in three episodes, they didn't try hard enough. So, they've got two more shots.

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[Hepcat]

Can you say Adult version of Twilight for commercial TV?

Why would I even want to try? Yeccchhhh! 

Because if you don't at least give it a shot you really can't go around stating things like that....well you can but it won't be an honest informed opinion!

Huh? So am I allowed to watch NBC's Dracula show without having to talk about Twilight or am I not?

[Haunted hearse]

Why would I even want to try? Yeccchhhh!

Because if you don't at least give it a shot you really can't go around stating things like that....well you can but it won't be an honest informed opinion!

Huh? So am I allowed to watch NBC's Dracula show without having to talk about Twilight or am I not?

Only if you get permision first.

[zombiehorror]

Huh? So am I allowed to watch NBC's Dracula show without having to talk about Twilight or am I not?

Sure!    I mean in order to compare NBC's Dracula to Twilight in the first place you'd have had to actually read/seen Twilight........Now that's scary!

[Hepcat]

I've had the misfortune of seeing a Twilight movie. That's precisely why I don't want to be forced to call up and thus relive the experience.

[Count_Zirock]

I've had the misfortune of seeing a Twilight movie. That's precisely why I don't want to be forced to call up and thus relive the experience.

Yeah, last Halloween when FX was cramming the first "Twilight" film down our throats all October long, I finally broke down and watched it. Other than decent production values, it was pretty mediocre. And, of course, what it does to vampires is just inexcusable.
This year, FX was running "Twilight: New Moon" into the dust. After twenty minutes of watching guys turn into werewolves the size of Clydesdales, I turned it off. This was just too insulting to endure.

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[Mord]

The second to last Twilight is the worst piece of crap to be called horror I've ever seen. The first half hour dealt with the marriage and horribly dull honeymoon. Who produced this, Oprah? I never got beyond that.

[BaronLatos35]

Don't think I will be tuning in tonight. Last week's episode was lame.

[horrorhunter]

Saw the NBC Dracula again last night. I think I'll stick with this for awhile. It's beginning to pique my interest. I like that it's appropriately hard edged when it comes to violence and sexual situations. One element I really miss is a physically imposing Dracula with a commanding voice. Chris Lee this dude isn't.

[Haunted hearse]

Sure one can make an uninformed opinion on anything; music, art, movies, shows, food, books, people, etc. but until you actually experience it-it's better not to.......even in the case of Freddy Got Fingered.....whatever that is!

The best way to "experience" "Freddy Got  Fingered", a trully abhorrant Tom Green film which has nothing to do with the "Nightmare on Elm St." franchise, is to see one of those online reviews. That way you get to understand what a complete POS it is, without being subjected to the horror that is that movie. I would rather watch Twilight (which I hate) over being subjected to 90 minutes of that repulsive cinema.

[Count_Zirock]

Saw the NBC Dracula again last night. I think I'll stick with this for awhile. It's beginning to pique my interest. I like that it's appropriately hard edged when it comes to violence and sexual situations. One element I really miss is a physically imposing Dracula with a commanding voice. Chris Lee this dude isn't.

He's not even Jack Palance or Frank Langella! He was cast solely for his pretty-boy appeal, so NBC could draw in female viewers. Go to their Facebook page, and all the posts are by drooling fangirls.

I haven't watched last night's episode back yet. It will be the one that either keeps me watching or has me delete it from my menu.

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[Count_Zirock]

Well, I finally watched "Dracula" episode 3. The storyline is starting to pick up, so I'm going to stick with it. Still not thrilled with JRM's portrayal of the title character, but the rest of the cast is interesting. Besides, only 7 more episodes to go.

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[BaronLatos35]

I told my wife Im dropping this show. She said she will still watch (she loves the lead actor).

I'll stick with Coven.

[Hepcat]

Go to their Facebook page, and all the posts are by drooling fangirls.

The same ones that drool over Justin Bieber no doubt.