Castlevania Season Three
SCORE: 25
After watching the first two seasons of Castlevania I knew better
what to expect from this show. Castlevania Season Three does all it can
to be worse than the first two seasons. Please be aware there will be
spoilers in this review. Thankfully there are only ten episodes in
Castlevania Season Three. It takes two hundred and seventy minutes to
watch Castlevania Season Three from start to finish. I have zero plans
of watching this show again - ever. I believe this show could have been
so much better without so much gross content.
Human life has little value in Castlevania Season Three. From the judge
that kills off people he does not like with a pit near an apple tree to
a mage that enslaves an entire town. Isaac one of the forge masters has
a very low opinion of humans and tells the audience over and over again.
He stabs people and turns them into demons. Or the demons somehow
possess their bodies and take complete control. I am not sure which.
Whatever it is - is it bad, dark, ugly, and nasty. He is one of the
“heroes” in Castlevania Season Three.
The issues families will have with Castlevania Season Three are blood,
gore, violence, magic, bad language, enticement to lust, nudity, sex
outside of marriage, sexual deviancy, pro alcohol, and more. Castlevania
Season Three attacks Christians multiple times. There are even lies
about Christians in Castlevania Season Three. The monks serve a demonic
creature because it spoke to them in their minds. An entire town is
sacrificed to a demon so a doorway to hell could be opened. Why do that?
To bring Dracula back to our world.
Alucard gets two apprentices who are obsessed with moving Dracula’s
castle. They wind up betraying Alucard and dying for it. Alucard starts
to behave a bit more like his dad Dracula after that. Trevor Belmont and
Sypha Belnades hunt down night creatures and settle in a town for a bit.
I honestly expected Trevor and Sypha to get married and have some kids.
The Belmont line continues and those two make the most sense. Alucard
starts to lose his mind early in Castlevania Season Three.
The storyline in Castlevania Season Three is way too predictable. They
can’t have nice people or nice things in this show. There are predators
and there are prey in Castlevania Season Three. Sometimes a predator
thinks another predator is prey and pays the price for it. Hector the
other forge master winds up a slave at the end of Castlevania Season
Three. He thought life was turning around for him. He does not know
Isaac is hunting him.
- Paul
Graphics: 20%
Sound: 30%
Replay: 25%
Gameplay: 30%
Family Friendly Factor: 20%
System: DVD/Netflix
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: Viz Media
Rating: ‘TV-MA’ MATURE AUDIENCES - EIGHTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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