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Of the various live-action adaptations of anime that I have yet seen, this one has done the best in staying true to the essence of the anime, all while making it still feel believable! I don't remember there being so much gore in the anime, but it has been quite some time since I've watched it, so I could be wrong there. I loved that they kept the intro the same, and the humor is great! The actors did a fantastic job (for live-action anime, that's no easy feat!), and the set and graphics stayed true to the gritty style of the anime as well! I was quite pleased! My only complaint, especially since a very prominent character makes their appearance at the very end of the show, is that there is no second season! PLEASE MAKE A SECOND SEASON!!! Or at least a nice movie that will wrap it up with all the characters having their time to shine.

This movie has all the right vibes for Winter and Christmas time, with coziness, classic countryside/small town Christmas aesthetic, a "timeless" romance with a dash of wit and humor, and a good ghost story to boot!

This one surprised me and surpassed my expectations. Good Christmas movies, particularly romantic ones, tend to be hard to find. I came across this purely by chance and it quickly became a favorite that I must watch every December!

Can't say much else without spoiling anything. At this point I'm just trying to run out the required character number. Help me out here and just go watch it! Go! XD.

This is not true to the story, nor accurate to the time-line of when it took place! Liberties were taken that shouldn't have been. For one thing, it is so far off that it should NOT be titled "Interview with the Vampire," nor should it be listed as having any affiliation with the original story. It can only lightly be said that some elements were inspired by Anne Rice. It's more of a fan fiction with little to no historical accuracy.

The cinematography, costume, and music is well done. So visually it is pleasing. Anyone watching should detach any expectation of it being true to Anne Rice's work.