Composer:
Ramin DjawadiCast:
David Bradley, Sean Astin, Javier Botet, Natalie Brown, Francis Capra, Roger Cross, Kevin Durand, Ruta Gedmintas, Leslie Hope, Jonathan Hyde, Mía Maestro (more)Seasons(4) / Episodes(46)
Plots(1)
When a plane lands at John F. Kennedy Airport with no lights on and the doors sealed shut, Dr Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll) and his team of epidemiologists are consulted and asked to investigate. When they discover that 206 of the 210 passengers on board are dead, the four remaining survivors are their only hope of finding out what happened on the plane. (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment)
(more)Reviews (2)
After the first season: Terribly B-movie like, repetitive and with few ambitions. The one-dimensional characters don’t generate any drama, the main villain looks ridiculous and the fights with the generic vampires are always the same. It’s nicely brutal towards the secondary characters, though – it kills grannies and toddlers – but that’s the only thing I actually liked about The Strain. When taken as a whole, not much happens during the first season, and I probably won’t watch the second.
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A pleasant genre piece that, after three parts, has no problem keeping the tone set by a somewhat overcomplicated pilot. Interestingly developing characters and the two biggest badasses of the current series - rat killer Vasilij and maestro Satrakian ensure a sufficient supply of platelets. Viggo Nekromortensen Thomas Eichhorst on the other side of the river only completes the beautiful panopticon. The fear that the wheels will fall off and everything will start going in circles disappears in part five. As soon as the fight for life and death begins, The Strain gets going in exactly the way that pulp demands. Te Nosferatu commando and the formation of vampirological-deratization-virological revolts are explicitly top moments.
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