A new take on 'Dracula' launched on BBC last night and it's already getting a big reception.
Claes Bang stars as the title character while Dolly Wells plays Sister Agatha, a descendant of Dracula's nemesis, Van Helsing.
The show will consist of three episodes which air over three consecutive nights.
It then heads to Netflix on January 4th so you'll be able to catch it there if you missed it on TV.
The latest adaptation of Bram Stoker's classic is developed by Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, who also collaborated on 'Doctor Who' and 'Sherlock'.
You can check out the trailer here.
Below are spoiler-free fan responses to whet your appetite.
I’m all your nightmares at once, I’m an intelligent woman with a crucifix
Sister Agatha is 2020’s first heroine #Dracula pic.twitter.com/s1lM2FIGwr— Alistair Canlin (@alcanlin) January 1, 2020
So, yeah, #Dracula is a delight.
Gatiss’ love of pulp horror paired with Moffat’s love of stories. pic.twitter.com/lMFECGBWza— Darren Mooney (@Darren_Mooney) January 1, 2020
Watching #Dracula I am aware that post #Buffy we are more interested in the slayer than the vampire
"I'm all your nightmares at once, an educated woman with a crucifix"
Give Agatha Van Helsing her own show....she's magnificent but she's more mesmerising than the Count!! pic.twitter.com/LI02YKsNz6— Coffin Boffin (@DrSamGeorge1) January 1, 2020
An exceptional performance from Dolly Wells as Sister Agatha. #Dracula pic.twitter.com/8ZS3es9xJq
— Matthew Rimmer (@MatthewRimmer) January 1, 2020
Sister Agatha was JUST what I needed in #Dracula 🖤🖤🖤 “Like many women my age I am trapped in a loveless marriage, maintaining appearances for the sake of a roof over my head” BEST NUN EVER pic.twitter.com/0Vt7FEs6jZ
— Amanda Duke (@AmandaDuke_) January 1, 2020
Enjoyed #Dracula. Agatha Van Helsing rocks. My new crush is Claes Bang 😍 pic.twitter.com/kcuJSCeN8N
— Vic Burrows (@VickyBurrows) January 1, 2020
#Dracula God damn that episode was brilliant #ClaesBang is terrifying as the Count ⚰ pic.twitter.com/IFqImyCY9z
— Ripley (@Mad_For_Movies) January 1, 2020
Well, that was GREAT!!! @Markgatiss and Steven Moffat might have created the best adaptation of #Dracula in a very long time. It captured all that classic gothic goodness but with some great modern twists and surprises...plus some nasty gruey body horror to boot. LOVED it. pic.twitter.com/g9BPnnWd69
— The Evolution Of Horror (@EvolutionPod) January 1, 2020
The second episode of 'Dracula' airs tonight on BBC One at 9pm while the finale airs Friday.
