In chaotic New York, every afternoon, a group of friends gathers at Central Perk to have a giant cup of coffee. But yeah, you guessed it, I’m talking about them: [ continua a leggere… ]
The Edge of The Page – writing challenge
The Edge of The Page is the new Vampire’s Tears initiative that aims to engage our most courageous and creative readers. Do you enjoy creating new characters and settings? Do [ continua a leggere… ]
Charmed: magic never ends
“The Power of Three will set us free. The Power of Three will set us free.” How many magical moments does this phrase bring to mind as we followed the [ continua a leggere… ]
Warrior Nun: review of the first season
Warrior Nun, a TV series that goes beyond the laws of science and surpasses the most unconditional faith in the Church, appears on Netflix. Plot Ava Silva is quadriplegic. Stuck [ continua a leggere… ]
Old But Gold: the tv series of our heart
Why often remember we the past with melancholy? Why would we want those years to come back? What dark mystery draws us back rather than forward? There is no correct [ continua a leggere… ]
You: review of the first and the second season
You, a word that means everything. Three letters that contain within them a world of meanings, when it comes to love … and vice versa when it comes to obsession. [ continua a leggere… ]
What The Dead Men Say: the last Trivium’s success
With a lot of energy and hard rock, Trivium return with their latest album What The Dead Men Say, released on April 24 by Roadrunner Records. Ten tracks that pulsate [ continua a leggere… ]
NOS4A2: review of the first season
A few months ago, I found this show on Amazon Prime. NOS4A2 is a horror series that will enchant you with its originality, with the great potential to become something [ continua a leggere… ]
Clouded Minds & Silver Lines: Sertraline’s metal
Today we present a young English band, together with their EP (Extended Play) which will be officially released on May 15th. I’m talking about Sertraline, a progressive tech metal group [ continua a leggere… ]
Freud: review of the first season
Sigmund Freud is a character who never particularly fascinated me; but, for his historic and scientific importance, he caught soon my attention with a new Netflix series. Plot Struggling with [ continua a leggere… ]
Vampires: review of the first season
Still them, the vampires, with a new Netflix series that tries to identify them. Another time, science contrasts the popular belief which segregates these creatures in folklore. Plot Born in [ continua a leggere… ]
Castlevania: review of first, second and third season
As always, attracted by all the vampires’ world, particularly Dracula’s world, I couldn’t miss Castlevania, animated series inspired by a video game. Plot of the first season Targoviste, Wallachia, 1475. [ continua a leggere… ]
Locke&Key: review of the first season
The trailer of this new Netflix series is so powerful to convince me to watch it. This story has a sort of “Burtonian” style, but go to discover what I [ continua a leggere… ]
Ragnarok: review of the first season
Attracted by the title, Ragnarok, I choose to dive into this story by Netflix. The events, which at first glance could seem banal, are compelling and treat actual issues. Plot [ continua a leggere… ]
Dracula: review of the first season
A new story about him, Dracula, and how could I miss it? His world always fascinated me, so it was inevitable to yield to this seductive nocturnal creature. Plot The [ continua a leggere… ]
Little Women: a short review
Facets of the female figure Cheerful, altruistic, talkative, sensitive, creative: these are all the adjectives that jump to my mind when I think to March girls. Meg, desirous of a [ continua a leggere… ]
V Wars: review of the first season
What a surprise, when Netflix streamed the first season of this new TV series, V Wars. I was very curious to see again Ian Somerhalder in a new vampires’ telefilm, [ continua a leggere… ]
