GMMTV has a serious vampire problem. This hasn't been recorded yet and MGB ended a month ago and we haven't heard…
scared to launch dark themes as suggested by another person below. Both this and MGB has bit darker tone than the other two released last year. New Siwaj is not the person for this drama that's for sure. Man can't make any dark thing. I believe if given to Ark or anyone else, it'd probably see it's time of the day sometime this year.
If I remember correctly, MGB was featured in GMMTV Up & Above Lineup part 1 and still has not released, and they announced them in 2023. Now I can say that all the 2025 line ups gonna be released in 2027. Ex-Morning, Dark Dice and Leap Day are yet to release, possibly along with a few more. GMM should stop dreaming too much and take less projects, but they not just keep fans quaking in their seats but also keep taking in new artists whom they can't manage much. Revamp..idek when it will be released, if at all...
Then I will recommend you two of my favourite films. 1. A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, directed by Ana Lilly Amirpour. It's an Iranian film and has a very feminist angle towards the vampirism. 2. Byzantium directed by Neil Jordan. That too has a slight feminist angle. This one has a very interesting take on turning into vampire. I hope you like them
my favorite vampire movies are:What We Do In The Shadows (the movie) Thirst Dracula (Coppola's version)A Girl…
okay you are a person of culture. A Girl Walks Home At Night Alone is among my top five vamp films. I have mixed feelings for Thirst. I haven't seen the first one, I will as it is on my list. OG Nosferatu is one of my favs, I haven't seen the new one. The last name you mentioned I never heard about, I will check them out.
GMM should stop dreaming too much and take less projects, but they not just keep fans quaking in their seats but also keep taking in new artists whom they can't manage much. Revamp..idek when it will be released, if at all...
1. A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, directed by Ana Lilly Amirpour. It's an Iranian film and has a very feminist angle towards the vampirism.
2. Byzantium directed by Neil Jordan. That too has a slight feminist angle. This one has a very interesting take on turning into vampire.
I hope you like them
I have mixed feelings for Thirst. I haven't seen the first one, I will as it is on my list. OG Nosferatu is one of my favs, I haven't seen the new one. The last name you mentioned I never heard about, I will check them out.