Sentences with phrase «what penny dreadful»
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«In Penny Dreadful's first episode, «Night Work,» Sir Malcolm Murray (Timothy Dalton) told Ethan Chandler (Josh Hartnett) to not be amazed by what he sees.»
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Penny Dreadful, Season 3: The cast of Penny Dreadful discusses what's in store for them in Season 3.
Penny Dreadful, Season 2: Harry Treadaway discusses what's in store for Dr. Frankenstein in season 2 of Penny Dreadful.
Penny Dreadful, Season 3: Josh Hartnett discusses what's in store for Ethan Chandler in season 3 of Penny Dreadful.
«Penny Dreadful is concerned with what it means to live out in the open, where the power of owning your story puts a target on your back, but Dracula has his blood bag and eats it, too: He lets his story spread, and he hides in its shadow.»
Penny Dreadful, Season 2: Helen McCrory discusses what's in store for Evelyn Poole in season 2 of Penny Dreadful.
What I do know is that in «Resurrection» it was all made clear, or at least, as clear as Penny Dreadful ever is.»
«I watch Penny Dreadful for two things: the what and the why.
Penny Dreadful, Season 1, Episode 7: Sir Malcolm, Ethan Chandler and Dr. Frankenstein discuss what to do with Vanessa.
MediaMikes: Coming up, you've got Penny Dreadful where you're playing Dr. Frankenstein, what is the show bringing to this character?
What I'd put above the rest, however, is Penny Dreadful, Maggie and Mad Max: Fury Road.
What were your thoughts on the series finale of Penny Dreadful?
Far from the Gothic trash on the surface, Penny Dreadful emerges over its surprising, scary and sad first season as an atmospheric exploration of what it means to be different.
With Penny Dreadful brought to a surprising and all - too - abrupt end earlier this year, it looks like we won't have to wait long for new take on the classic Dracula mythology to arrive on TV in what could be a cool cross-breeding of Underworld and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
In every respect, Penny Dreadful knows what it is, and revels in its trappings.
Screenwriters John Logan (Skyfall, Spectre, Penny Dreadful) and Dante Harper attempt to make sense of it by playing on the crew's fear of getting back into their cryosleep pods after what happened to the captain, but it still requires a significant suspension of disbelief that the film doesn't earn.
He finally revealed himself to be the werewolf we all knew him to be, which was Penny Dreadful «s most obvious moment (although it made everyone feel smart, so what's the harm in that?)
Penny Dreadful spent most of the season laying the groundwork for the finale's reveals (the show has always been about the how rather than the what).
Here's what I'm getting at: This episode of Penny Dreadful gets off to a great start.
What a wonderfully weird show Penny Dreadful turned out to be.
What is Penny Dreadful, I hear you ask?
What about this show sets it apart from the thriller shows like it on television right now, such as «Penny Dreadful,» «American Horror Story,» «Supernatural» or «Hannibal»?
Not good art because they seldom have anything to say about the society that spawned them (and because the directors of these messes are generally assclowns) and not good travelogues, either, what these little straight - to - home penny dreadfuls tend to be are tired variations on the same quasi-Christian mythos, tarted up with surprisingly good production values and the kind of cheap thrills that kept EC Comics, then Hammer Films, then Italian giallos, in business.