Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Beystiman It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

be-my-penguin I admit that when I first saw the advert for it, I wasn't amazingly impressed. But decided to watch it regardless. I ended up loving it, it has it's flaws as most British television does but I really liked it. Of course the main actor is gorgeous with a love interest... which is admittedly cliché. The story lines could be slightly improved or whatever and maybe the special effects aren't amazing, but it's honestly worth watching. Bit of an anti climax at the end if you ask me, and they haven't QUITE got got the tension building techniques down to perfection. Galvin also can occasionally get on your nerves, however Thrip is perfectly cast.

TheNaz Being an avid watcher of both Doctor Who and the Buffy The Vampire Slayer series I don't really see what everyone is complaining about. If you think it kills a TV programme for you then don't watch it! I thought that the programme was lovely! Considering that this is ITV, not a billion pound production, it was something to look forward to on a Saturday night. Albeit Philip Glenister needs to work on the monotone American accent. I'll admit that the special effects were a bit rubbish but you can't really base your whole opinion on the technical stuff. If the series doesn't appeal to you than so be it but you have to appreciate it for its charm! The characters are lovely and the plot surprising.WONDERFUL TV series. Just sad that it ended!

CountVladDracula As an American woman with a visual disorder is there any way this show does NOT offend me?! Seriously! I'm legally blind (that's NOT totally blind. I have optic atrophy. I'm blind in my left eye and I went to school with children of various degrees of visual impairment). Mina is VERY poorly portrayed. Her blindness makes little sense and is never really explained. There's a Braille translation of every book in "the stacks" (cough) Buffy (cough) really? And why did one of her Braile texts have an illustration!? She held her cane wrong for the first few episodes. Then when she started holding the cane right she was cautious about the stairs in the stacks. News flash, geniuses! Blind and visually impaired people learn to MEMORIZE familiar stair cases! Did no one think to research anything?! They don't take slow cautious steps if it's a clean, uncluttered stair case that they are very familiar with! They walk as casually as anyone else or even occasionally run if necessary.Also Mina comments about Rupert's weight in the episode where she temporarily sees. A real blind person can tell a person's body type by the body mass. You can detect this by voice, sound of footsteps, and simple touch. Everything she said of their appearances she saw in that one episode she could have easily learned from touch. The ONLY thing that should have been hidden to her was their exact color of their hair, eyes and skin and she could easily ask about those.Now as an American what is with Rupert's accent?! In episode six he's pretending to be from "Pensylvania" with this heavy Texan accent. Does he not know Pensylvania is on the East coast in the NORTH!? It's closer to New York than anything Southern! Philadelphia is in Pensylvania. That accent made me want to convulse with disgust. And I thought the New York accents in the Doctor Who episode, Dalek's in Manahattan were bad! Finally the plot... Was it intentional that I think Luke's father may have been right?! They kill people and beings just for being different and it looks like most of them just want to survive. Look at what Rupert did to Simion just for possibly one day telling Luke the truth! And by the end of the episode no one cared! They're coming off as heartless, these "heroes" who show no mercy and see no shades of gray and never see their own faults.Also we have a male Buffy, a blind female version of Angel. A wise teacher named Rupert with a dark past from across the Atlantic... Smiting in place of slaying, and even the Stacks. It's a revamped Buffy The vampire Slayer! This is the British revenge for Sancturary (pretty much Americanized Torchwood about a female British immortal running a secret organization that destroys evil 'abnormals' and helps the good).I need to wash this nonsense down with Being Human and The Dresden Files. At least those are well written.

Alex Hillier After Merlin came to an end my wife and I were delighted to find that Demons adequately fills the gap left by that series. Once again I find that the whiners and moaners have come out of the woodwork with comments about poor SFX and ripped off plot lines and once more we find those smart asses who, without actually checking their facts, bleat about incorrect parts of the script (Mina & Jonathon Harker's son Quincey for instance. To all of them I say get a life, it's an entertainment - simply remove your brain, sit back and enjoy it. If you don't enjoy it switch channel or turn your TV off and get some exercise. I shall continue watching and enjoying. Someone wrote that Ruby is 'hot' - so she is but Mina smoulders. I even like Mr Glenister's portrayal of that miserable sod Galvin.