I understand what the makers wanted from this film but at the same time it just didn’t turn out as planned.

Snowpiercer was an intense thrill ride from beginning to end; a train filled up with some extremely kooky characters.

This film lived up to the hype.

It was awful.

Yes, I am saying right now that I do not believe any movie coming out this year will top the fight scenes from this film.

In the end I was left wanting more of course, but we are getting much closer to the treasure hunt.

I really can’t wait to kick off this treasure hunt as I believe that will offer up some much anticipated excitement.

As much as I missed seeing some great swordplay or a violent brawl, we were instead treated to some very interesting character development and some pretty good storytelling.

This has been a very promising start to the new series as everything that was shown to me in POTC has been washed away by this broody and gritty new approach.

Dracula comes to a close. Will we find out what happens next? Only time will tell...

This leads to Harker discovering the painting of Ilona/Mina in Davenport’s office.

After nearly a month off, Dracula returns from its mid-season break to find a monster trying his best to become a man, which does have its consequences.

Well Dracula has just wrapped up its mid-season finale and this episode was a good one, but not as good as the previous. I still think the show is trying to find its footing.

What I really liked about this episode was the fact that it really explored the relationship between Renfield and Dracula, as both characters had flashbacks of their first meeting.

This has been the best episode since the premiere and hopefully Dracula continues to improve from here.

Oh and with the death of the seers, London is now open to attack from vampires. I guess we shall see where the next episode takes us…

What was also interesting was the fact that The Order have the means to track down vampires with the seers, it makes me question what else might they have up their sleeves?

I was hoping that Dracula would take place during more modern times, but this steam-punk Victorian-era setting still works quite well for the show.