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Vlad Dracula

Daniel Nuță once again portraying Vlad Drăculea for a new production "Noaptea lui Vlad"

I am just trying to go on with my life, then I remember that this picture of Daniel Nuță exists, and I am on my knees:

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i'm a little confused towards people saying that Rise of Empires: Ottoman was biased because it favors the Ottomans and portrays Vlad as a monster in s2. personally for me, it was very easy to see that Vlad had reasons to be angry, and i loved his character. i was, of course, rooting for the Ottomans because you mostly see their perspective. the show is about them, from their perspective, it's always been. but even though to me Vlad had some... interesting methods, you can see why he became a man with such terrifying reputation and it made a lot of sense. he was removed from his home, was forced to be a prisoner with his brother, and so many things happened with his family. like, the show makes it pretty clear that there was a reason why he turned out to be the way he did and makes you sympathize with him and his brother. and he was a villain, a villain in Mehmed II's story, but if you have a functional brain you can see that Vlad had a story that made sense (reason to be angry), and that he was also pretty brilliant, intimidating and brave.

that being said, it'd be really cool to see how Vlad's life was after the war was over next season, if we get one. but i doubt that'll happen bc the story's not about him.

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Rise of Empires: Ottoman - Season 2

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Rookie-Critic's Top 25 Films of 2022: #10: Watcher (dir. Chloe Okuno)

Sometimes a film is just really good. It's not really artsy or metaphorical or "indie" (whatever that even means), it's just well-made, well-acted, and well-crafted. A real all-arounder. That's Watcher. Director Chloe Okuno's feature film debut is an incredibly effective thriller, and one that anyone can sit down, watch, and enjoy. The story is solidly paced and wonderfully written and the suspense that this film doles out is beyond comparison to anything else that came out in 2022. You are as afraid of Maika Monroe's protagonist Julia's situation as she is. Her paranoia is yours, and when she is gaslighted and put down as overreacting multiple times throughout the film, you feel as if you are being discredited as well. The film makes no bones about its story being predictable, that's almost the point. That's the beauty of Watcher and the reason it works so well as a piece of feminist media, what's happening to Julia is obvious, it's literally staring her right in the face. She knows how to solve it, she knows who it is, and nobody, literally no one has her back, except for someone who has dealt with her exact situation before. At first I criticized Watcher for being too predictable and for being slightly unoriginal, but as I got further away from it and had the time to reflect, I started to understand the core focus of the film. It didn't need to have some big twist, it didn't need some grand scheme or overly artistic "vision." It wears its message plainly and conveys it through an incredibly real, plausible, and heartbreakingly familiar scenario. This is one of two films in the Top 10 that got neither awards buzz nor a mainstream audience, and it's one that could have easily gotten and was deserving of both.

Currently streaming on Hulu.

I know I wrote a review for Watcher, but I never moved it over here from my Facebook page. Oh well, this is a little more in-depth than that one was, anyway.

Watcher (2022)

Watcher (2022) enters into a teeming sub-genre and Watcher might just come out on top.

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PINOCCHIO: CARVED FROM DARKNESS Another children's tale turned into horror

Pinocchio: Craved from Darkness is a forthcoming twisted horror film based very loosely on Carlo Collodi’s classic 1883 children’s story. Directed by Finnish-born Joona Tena (Super Furball) from a screenplay by Paulie Siegel. The Oceana Studios production stars Peter Stormare (The Ritual Killer; John Wick: Chapter 2; Clown; Fargo) as Geppetto alongside Vicki Berlin and Daniel Nuta. Blurb: “This…

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Daniel Nuță Rise Of Empires: Ottoman

Vlad Dracula

man, I fucking love Romanian actors portraying this long-haired son of a bitch down to a T

There is something very specific about Daniel Nuță’s Instagram feed that makes me immediately think of Vlad, so enjoy my humble headcanon of...

Modern!Vlad AU — social media