Revamp the Undead Story

Not bad but Not Good.

I don't want to say my brutally honest review cause I'm scared of those crazy fans making us feel bad for criticizing this series.
Y'all have to understand that criticizing, hating and opinions are three different word with three different meanings.

The show would be great if the producers made more effort into it.

The story line was okay HOWEVER the execution and acting?! A big no, specially for the main characters. (Some of the support actor are okay and even better than the main one's)

I don't know if the director is okay with this series but I'm not.

I cringed at most parts (try watching the action scenes with the main actors)

honestly some of the casts needs more workshop not just the main actor.

I'm a bit concerned about the actor cause maybe there's a reason he wasn't at his best on this series.
I hope he's okay and wish for his happiness 😊
I noticed that on his eyes and expressions by the way he executes his Acting. (I've watched between us and he's way better back then ).

Watch at your own risk, if your a fan maybe you'll like it cause of the actors but overall it's not good.

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This was so confusing…

I have to say, I was so excited to watch this, and was let down in SO many ways. I had to force myself to finish all 10 episodes, hoping that it would get better along the way, just to be let down.

I’ll start with casting. I LOVE BounPrem and they were the main reason I was so excited for this series, but there was just something so off about their acting? Where was the passion? The supposed “love” the characters had for each other that was so strong? Both characters just felt so flat and borderline emotionless sometimes.

The storyline all together was a LOT. So many things happened within 10 episodes and it felt like none of it ever reached a true conclusion. I was left with more questions than I was answers. The whole concept of going into Punn’s memories really made no sense to me, and I can’t figure out if I’m just too dense to understand it or if it really made no sense. How was Punn seeing things before Ramil ever entered his memories to alter them? And if Ramil put his half brother into eternal sleep, how’d he wake up and somehow magically possess Jett? Also, why was Ramil SO chill with the fact that Punn killed his entire bloodline??? Punn was like, “I’m sorry I killed your family and kept all their necklaces as trophies” and Ramil was just like “yeah sure, no problem!” like….And time just stopping when they go into the painting apparently? If that were the case, when they came back out after Ramil was healed, then wouldn’t there have still been a fight going on between the vampires and hunters? Why did Pokpong faint from getting bit on the arm??? There were just SO many plot holes and confusing things happening throughout this series.

Overall, the cute and funny moments were nice, but I would’ve liked to have seen the more serious and dark side of the plot explored more. How do vampires become vampires? How do they survive without a blood source? Ramil said he was born a vampire, but the hows of the other brothers becoming vampires was never really explained or explored. If there is going to be a second season, I’ll be hoping for something much better than this.

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we waited all this time but what cost?

we waited so long, and this is what we got? i've been a long-time bounprem fan, but besides the bad script, the acting seems to be getting worse.

they explained unnecessary things and didn't explain things that needed explaining. honestly, i took a break for a few months because i was so bored watching it, and it was still quite tedious.

actually even they do not have to much kissing scenes; prem still acts like he's afraid to kiss i honestly skipped even those scenes. this is the first time i've seen a couple who's been together for so long and then regress.

yes, the script was terrible; they couldn't convey that dark theme at all. director new is incompetent. he can only ruin every project he takes on like this. it was awful. i thought it was worth the wait, but i waited in vain.

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Utter Disappointment

It's disheartening to see the stark contrast in quality and care between GMMTV's hetero shows and their BL offerings. The hetero series consistently receive the benefit of strong writing, skilled acting, competent directors, generous budgets, and thoughtful cinematography, they are given every resource to succeed. Meanwhile, BL shows are consistently treated as an afterthought, leading to a cycle where the company prioritizes quantity over quality.

My frustration has hit a new peak after watching "Revamp." It is the perfect example of everything wrong with this system: a show with a terrible story and downright mediocre acting, where the production was clearly okay with delivering a subpar product. They gave us a fundamentally broken show and hoped the BounPrem ship alone would make us accept it, relying entirely on their fanbase to consume this rubbish.

This is why I am so tired of fans providing inflated ratings based solely on their favorite ships, rather than a show's actual merit. We must collectively raise our standards. If we don't demand better, we will never get it. To quote Tyra Banks, some of these shows are so bad you "wanna give you a 0 but that's not possible so I give you a 1."

While we have been gifted a few exceptional BLs, they are rare exceptions. Why can't studios take a creative risk on BL narratives? We should be sold a compelling story first and foremost, not just a marketable pairing. I don't care about a ship if the actors cannot deliver a believable performance, that is the simple truth.

All I want is for BL stories to be treated with the same respect and given the same production love as any other genre. I am tired of the constant letdown. Many fans accept mediocrity because BL is still considered a niche market, but being niche is no excuse for inferior quality. This genre and its audience deserve the same level of excellence, and it's time we stopped settling for less.

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This story rewards patience and attention

This series is for viewers who are willing to slow down, pay attention, and actually think. It doesn’t spoon-feed its story, and that’s exactly why it works for me.

The comedic elements are very intentional. They’re not there just because Ramil is a “goofy vampire,” and Punn’s seemingly unbothered attitude isn’t indifference, it has purpose. In fact, Punn is a character you’re not meant to fully understand at the beginning. The confusion is part of the experience.

What may initially feel like plot holes gradually make sense as the story progresses. If you stay with the series, you’ll realize that many details are carefully planted, and the twists and turns are genuinely rewarding. This is a story that reveals itself in layers.

The relationship at the center of the series is complex and deeply intertwined. Their connection feels like going in circles, almost fated, and it becomes clearer over time how each choice, memory, and moment matters. The story wouldn’t be what it is without that journey.

To be fair, my main issue with the series lies in the editing. Some action scenes, especially knowing how much effort the actors put into them, didn’t translate as well onscreen as they could have. A few editing choices weakened moments that otherwise had strong potential.

Is this series perfect? Of course not. I’ve never watched a perfectly flawless series. But this one resonated with me deeply. Its themes, characters, and narrative ambition made it something special. And perfect for me.

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I never knew I needed a pookie vampire in my list of faves.

By no means was this a perfect production – but I wasn’t looking for perfection when I hit play. I just knew BounPrem would deliver a great watching experience and they did that in spades!
The vampire lore plot actually had a lot of legs, and it was one of those times I wished a show had a few more episodes so they could delve deeper into the story. But what we got was really well done.
I particularly enjoyed when Ramil walked through Punn’s memories, and how all those earlier episode threads were neatly addressed. So well done!

I loved the vampire brothers and their differing personalities. They could absolutely give each one their own show, and with that puzzling end scene with Methas shaking hands with guest star Junior Panachaileads made me believe that could happen? Fingers crossed, anyway!

The only question I was left with was, why they went into the painting so soon? If it was to stop Punn aging, surely they could have waited a few years, spent it with Pokpong until little bro was grown.

Worth the watch to see Boun’s yearning eyes – so dreamy.

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THIS WAS VERY LACKING!

This had the potential to be so much better than it was! First of all, just let me say that I'm not a fan of Boun/Prem; I never have been but this was not the reason for the ratings I picked. I don't really know what to say about this show. It was so bad that it's left me literally speechless as to what to write about it, but I'll try to say what I think about this show in so many words....

Second the acting; I may not be a fan of the main pairing but I've seen them act before and I do think they have excellent acting skills but their acting skills were wasted on this series. The main issue I have with the main pairing is their kissing scenes. They've never been good with their intimate scenes. As a matter of fact, everybody's acting skills were wasted on this series and some of the cast members were not very good in their acting in this series. It looked fake, the fight scenes were terrible and I was trying to give this show the benefit of the doubt after I read some of the reviews and needless to say, a lot of the reviews I read about this show were spot on. This really was pretty bad. I really don't know how to explain how bad this was. I only watched it for one reason and I'm not going to say what that is because it would spoil it and it was the only reason I finished it.

Third the story; it felt like it was jumping each episode; like there were pieces missing in every episode that came after the first episode. I was having a difficult time following it. Some parts of it did not make sense. It was like the story was just rushed as if there was no thought put into it when it had so much potential to be better than this; with better acting, maybe a different cast and better plot. I liked all the cast members they chose for this series except for the main pairing because I've never been a fan of them, but it really felt rushed. It took everything in my power to finish watching this and not fall asleep.

Someone else might enjoy this series. I didn't but that doesn't mean someone else won't. It just didn't tickle my fancy and I'm a BL lover.

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This is why Scriptwriting and Editing is important.

The series had potential, if only the scriptwriters and editors did their job right.

The story was mid but it could've been salvaged through good writing and editing. The actors did their job, you can tell that if they were given good scripts and directing, the delivery and scenes would've been perfect.

I'm so serious about complaining that the editing sucks because WTH was those fight scenes??? As a viewer you can feel its so off, like it didnt feel intense at all. BounPrem's first kiss had no thrill and intensity at all, like "thats it?" editors could've done so much more to make us feel the tension, but not- they literally just went and done it like a beginners type assignment !!

BounPrem in GMM is such as big leap to their career, it saddens me that their first series in the company is low rated. Its not bad but its also not good. Hopefully next time they quality check their works because what an actual waste of potential this is.

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I had higher expectations

While I love Boun and Prem, I had higher expectations for this series. Watching the first trailer (with Santa and Boss) may have shaped what I wanted from it, but honestly, I expected more.


Boun and Prem have great chemistry, or at least I thought they did. Yet in this series, it felt like they were awkward with each other at times. There were moments when I genuinely sensed that they didn’t want to be near one another, and that had nothing to do with the vampire vs. human aspect of the plot.


Speaking of the plot, where was it heading? It felt like it lost its initial direction halfway through. I was also slightly disappointed that the series turned into a romantic comedy instead of sticking to the darker tone presented in the trailer. The script made characters like Ramil, Punn, and Methas appear silly in scenes where they were supposed to be tough fighters.


We did have some fun cameos (IYKYK), which I appreciated, but it wasn’t enough to redeem the plot for me. Additionally, the suggestion of a possible pairing between Aun and Pokpong was disappointing. I was truly invested! They had such great chemistry, and I felt let down that their storyline went nowhere.


Nonetheless, because I adore these actors and the story is not unbearable, I’m giving this drama 7 stars. I can’t rate it any higher because I was genuinely disappointed by the time I finished watching it.

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