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-/10

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bamw

10 /10

amazing series!!

WandRaver

-/10

I actually shipped Vanessa and Dorian, too bad they broke up :(

satanicat9lives

10 /10

fucking hell this show has one of the best endings ever. i'm speechless

satanicat9lives

8 /10

one of those shows that can get a bit boring at times but when you really get into it, it's your everything. you become fucking obsessed

WandRaver

10 /10

DON'T STOP FILMING! The show is 9,28 rated and that is very very good. I'm sure that everyone will agree with me when I say that the how should continue.

Vlugo766

10 /10

Very good series :)

TCM1211

6 /10

Does it have to be so explicit? half of what is depicted would not have been tolerated back then... But still believe it to be captivating enough to continue watching.

bridgetinez08

10 /10

No words to express, the best series in a very long time....

bloodstormz

9 /10

A Seductive onslaught of diabolic romance. Great Story-line, exotic theology of the characters, Acting that any could satisfy any poetic heart. I felt they over did the Romantic attatchments of Dorian Grey he was much more of a sociapath and did not attach himself to anyone like they portrayed him to except one, the Demonic babbling witch queen that this story lingers around.

iguedes

10 /10

Loved this show from its beginning to this very ending. And what an amazing end. I take my hat of to the actress Eva Green (Vanessa Ives) the most impressive acting I've seen in a long time. Her dynamic, posture, face and body expression, the mysterious and sometimes mad way that she was. Congratulations on the show. Sad to have ended but happy to seen it.

GreyKelfem

4 /10

Starts out strong, slows down a crawl. It is not such a bad show, and it stays beautiful throughout the seasons. However, it should've been named Vannesa Ives rather than Penny Dreadful. A lot of the other characters' stories were simply poked at or completely untouched.

JitzyJT

10 /10

Im glad showtime ended this fantastic series right in its glory.... They gave the story much importance over fans decision..... Yet another great series comes to an end

Boombzzt

10 /10

Honestly, the best serie in a long long time....after 3 seasons this will be remembered as an underdog show. So much bad series arround with endless plots and still on air. At leat this one end in his prime and will not be "destroyed" on a futere season. I have to admit, this one goes away from the screens with the head up!

claymore092

10 /10

love this show and the unique twist it has given to the old stories

MadGamer

10 /10

Best series online of its kind. Addictive and well worth the watch. Great casting and storyline.

annamaraki

10 /10

This show is captivating, it has a mysterious air, it leaves you wanting more. I just love this series!

mafalda1

-/10

simply fantastic............

sergiosantos

10 /10

Finally...wonderful

JitzyJT

10 /10

Can't wait for Season 3....Absolute masterpieice. Terrific story with that dark touch and great acting. Truly a remarkable series. Eva Green at her very best

Lairus11

10 /10

slow start but you gonna love it

trishacontreiras

10 /10

The first season is the best so far. It was so captivating and "WTF" terrorizing, I fell in love. But it's a goddamn awesome show altogether and unlikely any other TV show on today's tely.

tesfamarg

10 /10

Great story telling and fantastic acting!!!loved it ,cant wait the next season to come out

Nicoleyn

-/10

Slow start but I fell in love with this show! It is so unlike any other show out there!

AvalosBr

10 /10

Best series i have watched this whole year

MotherRussia

10 /10

Great combination of Victorian England and Classy horror. If you are tired of simple jumpscares, bad acting and horrible plot lines and want to watch a horror series with dignity, class, beautiful acting as well as memorable dialogue? Yea... watch this immediately~!

beluaq

5 /10

I was eager to watch the series, yet after the first three episodes i found it very boring indeed. I just could not grasp the whole story line. It's understandable to put so many characters as centrals in the series but the plot fails to show coherence and develop quite slow including the characters' building. Even with all the nudity and gore, this series just fails me. I rest my case here.

The pilot is worth your penny, the rest is dreadful.

4 /10

The rule of not judging a show by it's pilot seems true once again, except this time it's the other way around. Penny Dreadful starts out strong, wit ...

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One of the year's more pleasant surprises

7 /10

After a slightly shaky start, (I think trying to encapsulate the stories of Frankenstein and his monster, Dracula, Dorian Gray, not to mention a rip- ...

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Penny Dreadful should be named Pretty Awful

10 /10

Had Free Showtime weekend thought the trailer for Penny Dreadful looked interesting. Sort of like The League of Extraordinary Gentleman.Boy it didn't ...

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First Two and a Half Minutes is Mouth Breathing

2 /10

A woman mouth breathes heavily, then a little girl mouth breathes heavily. Opening sequence done!WTF is this trash filler crap?Gun expert shoots a gu ...

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I couldn't finish the pilot

10 /10

Well most of the positive reviews around here are due to all gore and nudity applied in the making of this show, which some will find appealing but n ...

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One of the year's more pleasant surprises

7 /10

After a slightly shaky start, (I think trying to encapsulate the stories of Frankenstein and his monster, Dracula, Dorian Gray, not to mention a rip- ...

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Excellent top quality production

8 /10

Well I'll try and not reveal much however Penny Dreadful is most certainly one of the best series on our screens at the moment. It is somewhat of a s ...

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Epic Horror and Mystery Drama: Penny Dreadful makes Supernatural look like kindergarten

10 /10

This review is based on the pilot of the show. This show is great. It's designed for the viewers who like horror genre. It's kind of hard core and so ...

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Surprising, and exciting, well written, and beautifully produced.

9 /10

If you have watched a lot of TV and you have ever asked what it would be like to mix Ripper Street with Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and Supernatural, p ...

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Love horror? watch this!

9 /10

I had to add a review of this show after i saw the minority of reviews were so negative, i really can't believe that anyone would rate this series at ...

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Best new show on TV?

10 /10

Penny Dreadful is to horror what Game of Thrones is to fantasy and Walking Dead is to the zombie apocalypse - its all about the characters and story ...

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Sinister and Gothic!!!!

9 /10

As the creators' fascination with 19th century horror literature comes to life we are introduced with a result that is part gory part calculated cons ...

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An odd duck, this one.

8 /10

The pilot episode was a typical getting-to-know-you episode where it introduces most of the characters and some intriguing aspects. At first, I was l ...

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A promising start

9 /10

The first episode of Penny Dreadful does a number of things right, making me hopeful for the future of this series.1. The atmosphere is perfect: dens ...

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The first episode of Penny Dreadful does a number of things right, making me hopeful for the future of this series.1. The atmosphere is perfect: dense, Gothic, surreal and unsettling. The camera work is fluid and imaginative, and the grimy London settings are really well designed, almost expressionist at times. I was particularly impressed by the scenes in the gentlemen's club, shot from a high angle, and laid out in a curious Victorian grid-pattern.2. The characters range from predictable but very welcome, to genuinely unique. Timothy Dalton is the former: a generic British adventurer, about equally suggestive of Alan Quatermain, as seen in Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Sir Richard Francis Burton, real-life explorer extraordinaire. But the pink-haired Egyptologist is a character I've never quite seen before. His dialog is colorful, erudite and truly off-beat.3. The dialog, now that we're on the subject, is literate and dense. This alone would make the show worth watching. There's a Victorian flamboyance about it, but also some real intellectual content. When's the last time you heard the word "outré" spoken by a character in a TV series?4. The pace, the steady evolution of the plot, are a refreshing change. Too many shows are forced to rush ahead because they're not really about anything. Moment-to-moment activity is all they've got. Penny Dreadful feels like it's building up something more than that. (Time will tell.)5. Finally, a very welcome omission: the shortage of jump-scares. There's really just one, and it's placed in such a way that it's almost a spoof of itself. Several other situations, which most shows would have exploited for a cheap shock, are handled with admirable subtlety. There is some gore, but no more than needed to establish a seriously scary tone, a sense of danger.Penny Dreadful isn't exactly going where no entertainment has gone before. It's clearly 'inspired by' two previous efforts. Most obviously, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, a comic that came off rather poorly on the big screen. But also the very under-rated film Van Helsing, which brilliantly re-imagined the classic horror movies of the 1930s, but failed to find an audience perhaps because of its highly energetic style.Penny Dreadful seems to have learned from both of these sources. Where League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was lightweight and loose with logic, Penny Dreadful is atmospheric and well-plotted. Where Van Helsing was kinetic and flamboyant, Penny Dreadful is quietly creepy.All in all, it's off to a great start. Let's hope the producers can continue 'in the same vein.'UPDATE: Closing in on the end of the 2nd season, my admiration for this series continues to grow. The atmosphere of Victorian menace is denser than ever. The characters more flamboyant, the dialog more poetic. I'm not sure where the story is going, or, indeed, if it needs to be headed for any specific destination, when every moment of it is so enjoyable. Rating enthusiastically unchanged: a solid 9 out of 10.

Strikes the perfect balance between Gothic art-house horror and gory B-movie action; visuals look great

8 /10

Well, I'm trying to write a completely spoiler-free review here, but I guess it's safe to announce that 'Penny Dreadful' looks positively gorgeous. G ...

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Well, I'm trying to write a completely spoiler-free review here, but I guess it's safe to announce that 'Penny Dreadful' looks positively gorgeous. Great production design and cinematography: by the time we get to see Victorian London as night descends upon the city and the fog starts creeping through those narrow cobblestone alleys, nearly every frame looks like a beautiful, Gothic painting (and not once did I spot a fake looking CG-background). As far as the actors are concerned, they portray their obscure, troubled characters with a certain kind of "theatre" intensity that fits the story and the turn-of-the-century setting very well.Story-wise I don't want to give away anything – but of course, there are unholy things lurking in the shadows that need to be fought (and they look rather convincing: the make-up effects are another strong point of this show). Like the iconic "Hammer Horror" films of old (usually starring either Christopher Lee or Peter Cushing – or both), 'Penny Dreadful' draws its setting, characters and general inspiration mainly from some famously dark tales written by Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde (and to a lesser extent from sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories). And just like the Hammer films - who may seem rather tame now but were shockingly violent for their time - this show is neither for purists of said literary works nor for the faint of heart.While some scenes are genuinely scary in a tension building, "old school" kind of way, we also get blood soaked action sequences that will probably put off some viewers, but seem entirely appropriate given the show's title (in the 19th century a "penny dreadful" used to be a booklet of cheap, sensational fiction printed on pulp paper which could be purchased for - wait for it: a penny).My overall verdict: 'Penny Dreadful' dishes out a hefty mix of gory violence, classic horror creatures, sex and action, but it never forgets to build atmosphere. The B-movie elements are undeniably there, but they're deliberate (the title says it all), and this is by no means a cheap affair. Beautifully crafted and with a great cast, I strongly recommend this show to anyone who likes the old "Hammer Horror" movies as well as films in the vein of Tim Burton's 'Sweeney Todd' and 'Sleepy Hollow'.But not just for the fans of "Goth Horror" is this well worth checking out; I would say that after 'True Detective' and perhaps 'Fargo' this is one of the most promising new TV-shows of 2014.Favorite Films: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls054200841/Lesser-known Masterpieces: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls070242495/Favorite TV-Shows reviewed: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls075552387/In an ideal world, movies would be made without the aim for a certain rating. This article sums up why this is so important:www.the-fanboy-perspective.com/the-importance-of-the-r-rating.html