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It's horror meets sexy, gross meets gawky, and morbid meets grotesque. And yet it is engaging fare for the ones who won't feel pukish with all the blood and gore.
If it's redefined or not, I don't know, but it is surely a gutsy attempt by the makers, challenging the puritanical and prudish conventions that television series seldom tries to unsettle.
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