vampires

What a completely middling episode to end a season of mostly misfires that yet managed to uncover a few gems amidst the rubbish.

Vampire Diaries, I hope you realize the great asset you have in Bonnie Bennet, and make her the focus of season 8.

Not that there aren’t many grievous problems with this episode (which will be outlined below), but I can’t hate.

The stars are, for once, Bonnie and Enzo, and they make the most of their spotlight.

Things whiz by so quick on The Vampire Diaries, even I lose track.

You know what probably sucks the most about being a vampire?

This is one busy return from the winter hiatus for The Vampire Diaries.

These aren't your baseball playing Twilight vamps, these are eldritch beings stuck in their own worst patterns for centuries, torturing each other to epic degrees.

It's starting to all add up, the direly different straits of the changed future, the increasingly hopeless fates of our heroes in the past/present.

We finally meet this season of The Vampire Diaries' Big Bad, and she's a badass.

Big changes on every Vampire Diaries front, the validation of Valerie as a major player, and side adventures for Bonnie and Matt make this a lively, fast-paced episode.

There are a few iconic situations you expect from The Vampire Diaries.

It's too bad that there's so much murder and mayhem in this story, because it's also one of the most exciting tales of this season of The Vampire Diaries.

What a rebound. After the previous week’s mish-mash, The Vampire Diaries is back on target for the mid-season finale.

These two episodes of Vampire Diaries dig into what this season is going to be about, which is family.

Alright, Valerie can stay. Of all the Heretics on Vampire Diaries, she has become the most interesting.

On The Vampire Diaries, the title is quite literal.

In the pattern for Vampire Diaries, things usually start kicking into gear for the season around the third episode or so.

Second week of the Heretics Era Vampire Diaries, and it’s a Torture Caroline marathon!