The Count

  Our intro is dark and explanatory, and the violence is "to die for.' The way they show our main story’s character is quite elegant and eye-catching, and I’m finding the storytelling to be rather fun as well.   The imagery is fun and still feels poignant to our story, yet remains silly at times. There is treacherous behavior going on, and I’m hoping it holds some bearing to our story as it progresses further.   The cinematography is done in such a way as to feel as though we’re watching art happen in person, and I’m finding it hard to look away. The bluntness of the dialogue is actually comical and refreshing and is silly enough to be entertaining.   A wonderfully told story and portrayal of an old tale of love and desires, passion, and eternal loneliness, in a way that you felt as well as visually enjoyed.