Simply shot on handheld cameras and drones, and no outside crew, this show resembles Ewan Mcgregor's travel shows more than something like Palin's travels with a full crew.

I found that this added to the experience. The presenters really bring you along with you, and confide their thoughts and confusion about Dracula and his role as hero or villain in history.

There are times when the sound could be improved, but it didn't detract for me. Hopefully they can improve it for their next video, which I'll keep an eye out for.

It's not cinema or anything approaching a serious documentary but there is some research into the topic presented and the presenters are kinda fun. There's no stunning cinematography, it's all shot on a phone, and the sound is all camera mic, the editing is slapped together in order of shooting. The overlay map was terribly done, and there isn't really a point, but, it's watchable and the next best thing to going there yourself.

I really enjoyed watching this. It was well done, great information, and something I would love to see more of. Keep up the hard work, we NEED to see more of these, No pressure.