I've heard that the show was supposed to star just Jennette McCurdy, but they decided to throw Ariana Grande in there too. Wonder how the show would've gone had they just stuck to their original concept.. I feel like Cat's character is just holding Sam's character back.
Yeah, Jade's character was a bit weird. Same with Robbie's & Freddie's. Gahh, Dan's shows used to be so good, & now it's just filled with bad comedy & no character development.. as are 98% of today's Nick & Disney shows :P
Oh and I haven't watched that new film about vampires yet so in all fairness I won't comment on it until it comes out on video or Netflix. (I don't pay to see a movie at a theatre and spend the time to do so unless I know for a fact it will be awesome lol) Although, if it’s anything like Blood and Chocolate for example, it will be a disappointment.
Ah, film class huh? Well that's good. One should have an understanding of the history of films, especially when it comes to things/topics of film they like ^_^
I completely agree. They've dumbed her down so much since the first season.. I think Dan's lost it with this series :/
I liked that episode too, but it's kinda weird how it made it seem like the characters haven't met before. I feel like they totally dismissed the iParty with Victorious special.
^ Ran out of space lol. Anywho, point being ~ there are countless others during the 30's and 40's that were filmed that are very good, also worth checking out if you like black and white horror films.
I also saw a good movie about Elizabeth Bathory a while back, worth noting but I can't recall the title at the moment. She of course, is known as 'The Blood Countess' from the history books.
If you do like vampire films then I would recommend the following: (Obviously certain films/books I won't add - What Hollywood has done in more recent times with the idea of the vampire is disturbing to me. Furthermore, one particular person I don't need to mention I'm sure, really only contradicts herself in her writings about the vampire lure and the way she's created her own "vampire".)
- Interview with a Vampire ~1994 film (The books by Anne Rice are good and cover a lot more ground since its actually a series concerning lestat)
- Bram Stoker's Dracula ~1992 film (The novel is a timeless classic - worth a read)
- Dracula ~ 1931 film (Bella Lugosi plays the classic dracula role in this)
- Nosferatu ~1922 film (its in black and white of course but also, a classic)
