Reviews - What We Do In The Shadows

Wow, is it the end of season two already? Whether it’s because of its lightning-fast pacing, or, you know, 2020…

It’s downright trendy to be a witch in 2020. I myself admit to having an Instagram feed full of cauldrons and sigils…

This week’s episode felt like a throwback to the first season of What We Do In The Shadows, both in its…

Maybe the real cursed hat was the friends we made along the way. Two beloved guest stars from the show’s first…

Maybe it’s a “me” thing—like Laszlo, I’m terrible with putting names to faces—but if his role on the show hadn’t…

In honor of Colin Robinson becoming the most terrifying and all-powerful supernatural being in the What We Do In The…

One of the best VHSes I ever found at a thrift store was an instructional tape called Surfing For Seniors, one of a…

Before we begin, I have to confess something: Normally, I loathe Superb Owl jokes. They’re the type of faux-quirky…

One of the advantages of making What We Do In The Shadows into a TV series is the opportunity it presents to fling…

Well, friends, as four fine young men from Philadelphia once harmonized, now we’ve come to the end of the road.…

The vampire as erotic symbol is a longstanding cultural trope, one that has borne such ripe, sexy fruit as David…

I’m starting to think that Nandor might not be all that bright—either that, or the memory starts to go after seven…

There really is no substitute for Taika Waititi, is there? This week’s What We Do In The Shadows took the plot in…

Well, looks like we can officially put aside that quest for world domination. Much as it did last week with the…

After the events of this week’s What We Do In The Shadows, I can only assume that once the vampires succeed in…

The rest of the episode was perfectly fine, but this week What We Do In The Shadows featured a guest star whose…

I didn’t realize how badly I needed a Matt Berry monologue about erotic topiary in my life until it happened.…

Of course Colin Robinson likes to ride the bus. As a repository of human misery, there’s not much that can beat…

I’m not the type of person who watches the same movie over and over again until I’ve memorized it. Why do that, when…