what are Hecate's powers? can't she fly outside London? i expected her to fly ahead and fetch some water or do anything we've already seen her do. this sun scorched violet was somebody else. to seduce Ethan? snake charming was all her master left her with in the desert? the entire 'last temptation of Ethan' element…

I DEMAND AT LEAST A SPOONFUL OF LYLE TO GET US THROUGH, SOMEHOW

his face another ragged vista. he is a marvelous performer but one thing that uncomfortably stood out was how many times he used 'your sister' instead of 'mary'. a choice to underline who they lost as father and brother, a distance out of pain, i guess both can be said but too expository and unnatural for me to…

touched and drained by this week's episode, i will abstain from commenting. the usual byzantine dalliances won't do, i'm in dire need of intimacy and minimalism.

i will only add (my sentiment exactly, i am done as well) what Bryan Fuller once upon a Hannibal said about avoiding graphic rape scenes and gratuitousness and ubiquity of scenes of sexual assault. restraint is GOLDEN in handling such material.
super done with the 'moar rape' war cry of far too many shows these days.…

now that you've mentioned, i have a vague memory of comments linking lily's character to pygmalion

it is available on youtube (can't find the time to watch it lately) https://www.youtube.com/wat…

true, i was never fond of either (and don't care for decolletage apart from my own) but still a lot to be observed for a film studies enthusiast. the framing, the mise en scene etc.

as another experiencer of the monthly phenomenon i agree on the vivid description (sans the blerg)

and now i'm the one blushing which is fortunate for my budget because i may forgo blush or shall i say rouge today, so thank you

let us not drain our pretty cheeks white with gloom just yet. DEATH SHALL HAVE NO DOMINION OVER LYLE

but he reiterated his choice by introducing himself to Vanessa as John Clare

an outstanding comment

only in the film. one of my favorite things about the script and its relation to the original material is how Coppola brilliantly devised a scene where Mina, en route to Harker to be wed, throws pages from her diary into the sea, thus destroying all written traces of her courtship with Dracula. such a clever and…

dear god i almost choked on an almond, good work!

it took me this long to finally notice an animal quality to Timothy Dalton's face. there is something leonine, or wolf like even to his features.

as much as i loathed evelyn poole, i'm still deeply disgusted with hecate's treachery. no honour among the nightwalkers.

what a glorious one liner. and another chance for Logan to write a 'Let it' statement. i honestly can't say why i'm so fixated on tracking his use of 'Let' phrases. neurotics will have their bloody tics. pudding and pies. and red meats.

it is exquisitely shot, well worth a watch

rewatching as i type. he did have a reflection.