When watching the new StarZ series Spartacus: Blood and Sand next spring, it's hard not to think of the movies Gladiator and 300. In fact, the series will have a strong "sword, magic and action" flavor, which is inseparable from their "bloodline" - Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert, who created the series, are a golden pair in the field of magic and fantasy. Their works Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess have always been talked about. Last year, they created Legend Of The Seeker again. Although it can't catch up with the glory of its predecessors, it has also been recognized by many people. There is no doubt that times are changing, concepts are changing, and audiences' tastes are changing. Spartacus: A Tale of Blood and Sand does not have the lightness of The Legend of the Warrior God, nor the humor of Xena the Warrior Princess. It is full of thrills, excitement, and splashes of blood. In the first three episodes of the show, the plot took a back seat, and a large number of fighting scenes became the main attraction, among which one-on-one fights in the arena were the most common. The shooting techniques of the show are full of the shadow of 300 Spartans - pure color pictures, slow motion shots, chaotic fighting scenes, and the use of green screen technology. Spartacus: A Tale of Blood and Sand also makes full use of the "privilege" of the pay cable TV network without any constraints. There are a lot of swear words and vulgar words, which are even more "dirty" than the TV series Deadwood, which is famous for swear words. Spartacus will lead the slave uprising in ancient Rome. His uprising army almost buried the entire Roman Empire. This is the core plot of the Spartacus legend. No matter how Spartacus: A Legend of Blood and Sand changes, it won't change the basic story. These may not appear in the first season, but they will appear eventually. In other words, we can fully predict the fate of Spartacus and the final ending of the show.