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Very few movies outside of the "B" classification achieved this much "gore/horror" with such an interesting story-line. I think that the performances of everyone involved was quite masterful. The unique camera angles chosen were novel for the era. And the gothic story was told with just the right pacing.

I think this is a fine example of an early horror/thriller that was done with big name actresses and with a fine script and direction.

I think this is one of the best written shows on television today! The creators of this series are really in-tune with what a tv "series" should be like. They are not afraid to have really good character development.

But each episode is also great on its own! They have got an incredible blend of character development and action and intrigue all blended together in each episode (granted with differing amounts in each episode).

The cast is truly amazing at creating the complex relationships (so that you never see the "same old" interactions all the time). And each episode delves a little deeper into at least one character (and not just the main one or two characters, but there are six relatively majorly developed characters).

Every time I see this movie I can't help but laugh. The comedic timing of everyone involved is great. The screenplay is top-notch and reminds me of a Shakespearian comedy. Great performances by all involved (Stallone should stick to comedy... he is pretty good at it).