'What We Do in The Shadows' set to return as FX series with newer vampires and their twisted Staten Island tales

Gone are the days when our vampires would just float mid-air vacuuming the house. Let's just say, they are a lot more human when it comes to vacuuming now.
PUBLISHED MAR 25, 2019

Netflix's very popular horror comedy on vampires, 'What We Do in The Shadows' is set to make its comeback, but the reboot, unlike the original film by the streaming platform, will arrive as a series only on FX. The first trailer for it came out a little over a week ago, and by the looks of it, a lot has changed since the times of the golden trio of vampires, who adored flying around vacuuming their place.

But the vacuuming situation isn't the only thing that's different from the original movie in the upcoming series. For starters, there are a lot more vampires than the original trio from the New Zealand vampire comedy, whose opening scene was a lot similar to 'The Blair Witch Project.' In the series, the vampires aren't being introduced as three ancient men trying to make the best out of a life full of caricature, ridiculous situations, and humor, like the original film, showed.

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