Im a sucker for vampire stories, and I really had fun watching Revamp. That said, it’s not a perfect series. It doesn’t have major plot twists, and the pacing felt off at times, too slow in some parts, too rushed in others. Still, it brought some really interesting elements to the table, and you can tell they were trying something different.
I loved that Ramil isn’t your typical vampire. He stands out with this almost innocent vulnerability, steering away from the usual dark and brooding vibe. That gave the supernatural angle a refreshing twist. Punn was the perfect match for Prem, and my sweethearts Boun and Prem delivered their usual captivating performances.
Overall, the cast did a solid job. Mark and Aun really stood out, and Dunk as Feratu was such a pleasant surprise. I’d love to see him play a villain someday. I adore Barcode, but I wasn’t feeling him as Ciar. If you’ve seen him in KP and DFF, you know he’s capable of so much more. Honestly, that was the biggest issue for me, the direction just couldn’t strike the right balance between romance and the supernatural.
What truly shined for me were the relationships. That dinner scene with vampires and humans sitting together like one big family? That was exactly what Ramil and Punn were searching for. It’s sincere and heartfelt, totally hits you right in the feels. I’m always here for that.
I loved that Ramil isn’t your typical vampire. He stands out with this almost innocent vulnerability, steering away from the usual dark and brooding vibe. That gave the supernatural angle a refreshing twist. Punn was the perfect match for Prem, and my sweethearts Boun and Prem delivered their usual captivating performances.
Overall, the cast did a solid job. Mark and Aun really stood out, and Dunk as Feratu was such a pleasant surprise. I’d love to see him play a villain someday. I adore Barcode, but I wasn’t feeling him as Ciar. If you’ve seen him in KP and DFF, you know he’s capable of so much more. Honestly, that was the biggest issue for me, the direction just couldn’t strike the right balance between romance and the supernatural.
What truly shined for me were the relationships. That dinner scene with vampires and humans sitting together like one big family? That was exactly what Ramil and Punn were searching for. It’s sincere and heartfelt, totally hits you right in the feels. I’m always here for that.
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