As a fan of horror anthologies, this has been on my Netflix queue for a long time. It turned out to be completely different than the description led me to believe.
There are three stories - sort of. The stories are mostly a vehicle for musical performances. It’s primarily a musical, with creepy makeup and some gothic touches, but the horror is pretty tame. The stories barely qualify as stories. But this isn’t able plot - it’s about presentation.
It’s kind of nice, in that regard. It’s a spectacle, and the music is interesting. The lyrical approach is a bit flawed, since there’s so much padding of the lyric to match some awkward meter, but it’s always nice to see some music that doesn’t feel predictable.
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