Castlevania Breaks Rotten Tomatoes Record
It's been quite a trend in Hollywood that whenever they see a franchise with a massive cult-following, they feel the necessity of milking that cow, regardless of the genre of that franchise. So far, comic-book movie adaptations are a phenomenon these days on both theater and televisions. Sometime, they even manage to garner critique's praises too. This trend is goes reverse whenever they decide to do a video game adaptation and for decades, it's been carried away like an ancient curse.
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There are movies that made huge bucks at the box office like Tomb Raider movies, a series of multiple sequels like Resident Evil or have highly dedicated fan groups like Silent Hill that ranks high among the list of video game adaptations that has failed to satisfy the ever so unsatisfied tastes of the critiques. It looks like there is no apparent end to this misfortune of critically unsuccessful video game adaptations. The most recent causalities to add to the pile are the Assassin’s Creed and Warcraft adaptation films of 2017.
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This massive curse streak has been broken recently and the credit goes entirely to the Netflix’s Castlevania anime series that has been certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 90% rating. However, the rating is currently based on 10 reviews that have been given by various reviewers but to officially certified as “fresh”, Castlevania has to get a total 20 positive reviews. Still, the sign is enough for everyone to take a hint about what is about to happen.
RELATED: Netflix’s Castlevania Teaser Trailer
Netflix’s Castlevania series is a project produced by Adi Shankar (Dredd, The Grey) and popular comic-book writer Warren Ellis (Iron Man, Ultimate Fantastic Four). The immense success of the series has also resulted a renewal for Castlevania Season Two by Netflix. With everything going right, there is also news that Shankar will also be taking over Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed TV Series adaptations.
RELATED: Netflix’s Castlevania Poster Reveals Dracula’s Castle
The series is loosely based on the plot of 1989' Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse from the NES Game Pak. The story revolves around Belmont clan’s eternal clash against Count Dracula, when he returns after every century. Castlevania anime features Graham McTavish as the lead antagonist Count Dracula, along with Alejandra Reynoso, Emily Swallow, James Callis, Richard Armitage and Tony Amendola in the roles of Sypha Belnades, Lisa Tepes, Alucard, Trevor Belmont and the Elder respectively.
RELATED: Netflix Wants Castlevania Season 2
There are movies that made huge bucks at the box office like Tomb Raider movies, a series of multiple sequels like Resident Evil or have highly dedicated fan groups like Silent Hill that ranks high among the list of video game adaptations that has failed to satisfy the ever so unsatisfied tastes of the critiques. It looks like there is no apparent end to this misfortune of critically unsuccessful video game adaptations. The most recent causalities to add to the pile are the Assassin’s Creed and Warcraft adaptation films of 2017.
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RELATED: Netflix’s Castlevania Gets Retro International Poster
This massive curse streak has been broken recently and the credit goes entirely to the Netflix’s Castlevania anime series that has been certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 90% rating. However, the rating is currently based on 10 reviews that have been given by various reviewers but to officially certified as “fresh”, Castlevania has to get a total 20 positive reviews. Still, the sign is enough for everyone to take a hint about what is about to happen.
RELATED: Netflix’s Castlevania Teaser Trailer
Netflix’s Castlevania series is a project produced by Adi Shankar (Dredd, The Grey) and popular comic-book writer Warren Ellis (Iron Man, Ultimate Fantastic Four). The immense success of the series has also resulted a renewal for Castlevania Season Two by Netflix. With everything going right, there is also news that Shankar will also be taking over Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed TV Series adaptations.
RELATED: Netflix’s Castlevania Poster Reveals Dracula’s Castle
The series is loosely based on the plot of 1989' Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse from the NES Game Pak. The story revolves around Belmont clan’s eternal clash against Count Dracula, when he returns after every century. Castlevania anime features Graham McTavish as the lead antagonist Count Dracula, along with Alejandra Reynoso, Emily Swallow, James Callis, Richard Armitage and Tony Amendola in the roles of Sypha Belnades, Lisa Tepes, Alucard, Trevor Belmont and the Elder respectively.
This is so awesome. Loved everything about Castlevania TV show. Need more of it.
We too can't wait for more.