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It's the kind of drama that captivates you with its aesthetic beauty and keeps you engaged with a plot that, without being overly complex, manages to connect. The effects are very well done, believable, and integrate perfectly with the narrative. But where the drama truly shines is in its art direction. The costumes are absolutely marvelous; every detail of the clothing reflects the personalities of the characters, demons, and the era. The acting is quite passable. The cast performs well, conveying the emotions needed to make the story believable and enjoyable to follow. This is one of its greatest strengths. It's a story that flows without falling into unnecessary drama, exaggerated sadness, or frustrating complications.

My only "but," and it's more of a personal wish, is that I would have loved to see more of the Snake Lady's partner.