This series had potential since it featured vampires, witches, and demons. You could certainly buy into that if you heard that initial pitch. But like everything, it all hinges on execution and this fails so, so badly there. Let's cut to the chase, this is an idealized, femme fantasy love story, and it's so cliché. As a dude, how I made it through all 8 episodes is a testament to my tolerance and workplace diversity training, but god was it a chore to watch. Something good to say? Teresa Palmer ("Diana Bishop") is a Charlize Theron look-alike, but she significantly trails in acting talent. The production values were decent but sorely lacking in VFX, the few of which mainly show in later episodes. I liked that there was suspense build-up music but didn't like that it ALWAYS failed to pay off. You expect to see vampires bite, and witches do witchcraft - and that happens - but the demons got short shrift, there was absolutely no demon play at all, unforgiveable. There were all kinds of plausibility problems as you can imagine with such a low budget in evidence, but when you've vampires that claim to be 1,500 years old then you expect so much more to be revealed about their expanse of knowledge, experience, and accumulated wealth. Instead, they seem fairly grounded in the present with little reference to past centuries. Then there are blatant inconsistencies like when it's claimed that vampires don't need sleep like we do then proceed to sleep so soundly they don't hear their mate get out of bed, probably stumble over things, get dressed, probably knock things over, and leave the room, just stupid. Finally, there's the SJW factor, too, where our protagonist is a champion of progressive rights for vampires, witches, and demons and an outspoken critic of biases against their intermingling and the traditional values that support such biases. Yeh, we're still being lectured, now it's by Sky One instead of Hollywood, ugh. The show has been recently renewed for a second and third season which is great for its demographic of teen girls and those in the LGBTQ community, but those like me will have moved on to other fare.