I've been a Ravenloft fan for thirty years, with netbook and Dragon articles on the setting to my name.
This looks like they're taking out a lot of the elements I liked (classic monster archetypes, the Gothic atmosphere, the moral underpinnings of the setting, the product aesthetics), doubling-down on elements I
didn't like (the real-world fortunetelling elements, the Gnostic/Sadean idea of the world as fundamentally evil and irrational), and suffusing the whole thing with their hamfisted 'diversity' approach as well as making it much more D&Dish than its predecessors.
Even if I hadn't found
Curse of Strahd underwhelming on a readthrough, and wasn't boycotting WotC on principle, I don't think I'd be inclined to pick this up for anything more than completion or morbid curiosity. There are a few things I do want to see how they handle--Bluetspur, G'Henna, and Risbilios--but that is again morbid curiosity. This was WotC's
one big chance to win me over, and they've blown it. Bear in mind that I started moving back into
4E when they announced the Ravenloft revival that never wound up happening.