Fun and entertaining take on Dracula.
Well acted with surprisingly great cinematography, effects and over all production value.

Genuine masterpiece.
Perfect from beginning to end.
Theologically fascinating, terrifyingly human, and profoundly beautiful.

Crazy, disgusting, gory, powerful.
The subject "you should love yourself" is present in many movies, books and songs, but nowhere else has it been communicated trough such direct and shocking means. And that made me appreciate and internalize this message more so then with any other piece of media.
Demi more then earned that golden globe and any future award she gets

Not as compelling as the second entry in the series, which remains for now the high point, but has good scares, a freat main character, further expansion of the lore, and provides with its ending, a rare kind of twist, that makes the previous 2 movies retroactively much, much scarier. That alone is deserving of high praise.