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The cast of What We Do in the Shadows was visibly sad when they realized they may be all together for the last time, appearing on stage at Disney FYC Fest at the DGA Theater. But as the sixth and final season of the FX series demonstrated — as well as a slew of alternate endings they screened at the panel — they've gotten pretty good at handling goodbyes.

Showrunner Paul Simms, who parodied the famous finale moments in The Usual Suspects, Rosemary’s Baby, and Newhart in the alternate endings, revealed the additional iconic last-moments reference they were really trying to make happen but couldn't make work.

"The one we talked about most besides these was the ending of M*A*S*H, where he leaves in the helicopter and he spelled out 'Goodbye' in the rocks," Simms said. "We thought, budget-wise, how would we do that? Then for a while we...

Neca has brought a ton of brand new toy reveals to Toy Fair 2025 this weekend, with our friends over at ToyArk.com keeping us updated with great photos from the show floor.

The site lets us know this morning that Neca will be adding the characters from FX’s series “What We Do in the Shadows” to their cartoon-style “Toony Terrors” line!

Toony Terrors Series 11 will include Laszlo, Nadja, Colin Robinson, Nandor and Guillermo, the first ever officially licensed toys based on the beloved TV series characters.

It looks like Nadja’s toy will come with a mini Nadja Doll accessory, while Colin Robinson will come with a Baby Colin Robinson toy. Check out the full wave down below.

“What We Do in the Shadows” wrapped up its sixth and final season last year.

Photo Credit: ToyArk.com

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In the penultimate episode of Black Snow season 2, we prepare to close the chapter of Zoe as more questions arrive and an equal number of questions get resolved. We realize we are approaching the end. Apart from its tense drama, this episode is more like a laidback commemoration of the fiery rebel that was Zoe Jacobs. Like any youth of her age, through her simple and quiet acts, she tried to bring about change.

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At the beginning of episode 5, Sean makes a desperate call to his mother asking for her help after his laptop gets taken away. Samara and James find multiple folders on the laptop, storing compromising photographs of multiple women. None of them seem to be aware of a photographer being around. Samara is tasked with finding out if Sean owns Sapphire Futures. Samara finds out that Sapphire Futures is a shell company, a business created...

The quest to find Zoe Jacobs continues, with more evidence and mysteries piling up. Detective James Cormack continues to juggle the case of Zoe’s disappearance with his father’s plea to help him find his brother Richie. In the third episode, Sam is puzzled to see the word ‘Sapphire’ scribbled atop one of the flyers for Mont Vista Estate. This flyer had been recovered from Zoe’s backpack. It makes Sam think of Sapphire Beach, where they had gone on holiday in their childhood. Sam feels the need to recreate Zoe’s appearance as an adult with the help of a sketch artist and then sends it to the Sapphire Beach Police to check if they have any luck in finding her. Brad, on the other hand, declines being involved in Zoe’s disappearance. He claims that he had seen Zoe and Sean at a liquor store before Zoe disappeared.

After the first season’s exploration of the prevalent tradition of racism in Australia couched in a murder mystery, Black Snow returns with its second season. This season carries the subtitle ‘Jack of Clubs.’ Travis Fimmel helms the season both as a director and as the protagonist– a detective whose return to every cold case professionally also causes him to revisit his personal tragedy.

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What is the case with James Cormack?

In Black Snow episode 1, James Cormack is set to have his suspension revoked to work on a cold case that has been reopened. However, before Cormack can rejoin, he is required to undertake sessions with a therapist. The episode reveals that James has been sacked following his violent pursuit of a criminal who killed a child. His traumatic past also merits some evaluation to examine his present violent tendencies. Psychologist Nina Hirsch touches upon the sensitive areas...

FX chairman John Landgraf explained why the network decided to bring What We Do In The Shadows to a close with season 6 of the supernatural comedy series. The FX series follows four vampires and their exhausted familiar sharing a home on Staten Island among other creatures of the night as they hide among everyday humans. Inspired by Taika Waititi's 2014 mockumentary comedy of the same name, FX's series was developed by the movie's co-director Jemaine Clement and stars Kayvan Novak, Harvey Guillen, Natasia Demetriou, Matt Berry, and Mark Proksch.

Despite the hilarious vampire comedy being a continued hit, What We Do In The Shadows season 6 brought the Staten Island vampire's story to a close. However, despite the decision confusing many fans, John Landgraf revealed why the network decided to end the comedy during FX's 2024 TCA panel, which was attended by Screen Rant. The chairman explained that the network had seen...

“In Dreams Begin Responsibilities” is the title of a new Jonathan Rosenbaum reader, culminating nearly six decades of never-before-compiled writing on film, jazz, and literature. The legendary Chicago-based film critic known for iconoclastic takes on the canon has been published everywhere from Cahiers du Cinéma to Film Comment, Sight and Sound, and, of course, the Chicago Reader, where he succeeded Dave Kehr as head critic starting in 1987. He retired from that post in 2008.

Rosenbaum, turning 82 this February, is in conversation this weekend at New York’s Metrograph with filmmaker (and friend) Michael Almereyda. They’ll discuss Serbian director Dušan Makavejev’s cult classic, erotically charged political comedy “W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism” (1971), controversial for its montage throughline between sexual liberation and communist revolution, as well as the wild corporate satire “Giants and Toys” (1958) from Yasuzō Masumura. Rosenbaum has long championed the sociopolitically charged works of the Japanese director, who trained under Visconti,...

After six incredible seasons, What We Did in the Shadows aired its hilarious and delightfully meta series finale in December 2024. The mockumentary about an eclectic group of vampires living together on Staten Island with their familiar, Guillermo, was one of the most consistently funny and inventive shows on television. The final season was one of Wwdits's strongest and cemented its legacy in TV comedy history. While the final 11 episodes featured plenty of fun Wwdits cameos and major revelations, one of the biggest surprises revolved around the character Nadja, played by Natasia Demetriou — and it wasn't related to the plot.

Demetriou's Nadja, the fiery and fiercely independent centuries-old vampire, was one of Wwdits's best characters. From her razor-sharp wit and knack for delivering biting insults to her bizarre relationship with her doll, Nadja was an unforgettable mix of humor and menace. She could switch seamlessly from pining after her past lovers...

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As far as comedy TV shows in the last ten years go, it's hard to find one more beloved than "What We Do in the Shadows." Premiering on FX in 2019, the series was based on the movie of the same name by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement. Yet, as good as some things are, they must inevitably end.

The "What We Do in the Shadows" season 6 finale served as the series finale, with the vampires saying goodbye after more than 60 episodes and over five years on the air. The decision was made before the season started, however, so it's not as though this came as a surprise to any of the creatives involved, nor for any viewers who stay tuned into the news.

Generally speaking, the show documented the nightly exploits of vampires Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja...

The excitement builds for the upcoming episode of “What We Do in the Shadows,” titled “Laszlo’s Father.” Set to air at 11:00 Pm on Monday, November 11, 2024, on FX, this episode promises a mix of humor and supernatural twists that fans have come to love. In this sixth episode of Season 6, Laszlo’s father makes a surprising return, but not in the way one might expect. His ghost comes back to make amends, leading to some heartfelt and hilarious moments that delve deeper into Laszlo’s past.

Meanwhile, Nadja and Nandor find themselves facing a new challenge with the shapeshifters who have moved in next door. These shapeshifters are sure to stir up trouble, adding a layer of chaos to the already quirky dynamics of the vampire household. The interactions between the characters are bound to be entertaining, as Nadja and Nandor navigate the complexities of their new neighbors while...

The 10 Freakiest Film & TV Dolls of All Time — From Chucky to M3GAN - Main Image

When people think of something scary for Halloween, usually they think up some kind of big scary monster or psychopath with a weapon; but there’s also some horror to be found from the exact opposite of big monsters—creepy little dolls.

The horror genre has had some very memorable creepy dolls for decades, and we take a look at some that are worth checking out for anyone looking to get spooked for the Halloween season.

Chucky (Child’s Play)

Probably responsible for a lot of trauma for millennials when it comes to dolls, Chucky made his debut in 1988’s Child’s Play. His origin is that Chucky was originally serial killer Charles Lee Ray who was dying in a toy store, and in a last-ditch effort committed some voodoo to transfer his consciousness into...

Picking the best episodes of FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows” is kind of like… well, like picking your favorite character on “What We Do in the Shadows.” Or your favorite guest star. Or your favorite aspect of the series created by Jemaine Clement and based on the film he made with Taika Waititi in 2014; it’s just wrong, impossible, unnatural — like vampires themselves, some might argue.

For the IndieWire team, this masochistic exercise was born from our denial that the series from showrunner Paul Simms will end its run with Season 6, which premiered on October 21 with three episodes. Soon, fans will have seen every episode of the entire show, and that’s a milestone we dread even while feeling gratitude that “Shadows” gets to end on its own terms and a high note.

To celebrate the finale episodes and the triumph of this series, we picked 15 of...

Can you believe What We Do in the Shadows season 6 has already released the first four episodes of the final season? It's going to be so hard to say goodbye to everyone's favorite group of hilarious vampires. I'm already mentally prepping myself to have to say goodbye in just a few weeks' time. So when do new episodes come out so you don't miss any?

As mentioned above, the final season has already released the first four episodes. That's because on premiere day on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024, FX aired the first three episodes. And today, episode 4 made its debut. And so that means that new episodes of What We Do in the Shadows season 6 come out weekly on Mondays at 10 p.m. Et on FX. You can also stream new episodes on Hulu the next day on Tuesdays.

There's a total of 11 episodes, which is an interesting number but perhaps since...

Mark Proksch explains how a new character in What We Do in the Shadows season 6 affects his character. Proksch plays Colin Robinson, the show's plainclothes-wearing "energy vampire." In addition to Proksch, What We Do in the Shadows features a leading cast including Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Natasia Demetriou, Harvey Guillen, Kristen Schaal, and Doug Jones. The series returns for its sixth and final season later tonight, October 21, airing its first three episodes. From there, What We Do in the Shadows will continue weekly episodes on Mondays until December 16.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Proksch discusses how the introduction of Jerry the Vampire affects Colin Robinson. According to the actor, the introduction of Jerry equates to "more piling on Colin." Proksch added that "this guy can't buy a friend." Despite Colin's friction with Jerry, Proksch assured that actor Mike O'Brien "couldn't be further away from that character." This dissonance,...

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Headhunting Season 6 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “What We Do in the Shadows,” titled “Headhunting,” promises to bring more laughs and peculiar antics from the beloved group of vampires living in Staten Island. This episode continues to explore the unique, often hilarious, daily (or nightly) lives of Nandor, Laszlo, Nadja, and energy vampire Colin Robinson as they navigate their unusual existence in the modern world.

In “Headhunting,” viewers can expect to see the vampires tackle a new challenge that tests their skills and teamwork. The title hints at a humorous take on the idea of hunting, likely leading to some outrageous situations. With their centuries of experience, the vampires might approach this task in their own quirky ways, leading to unexpected outcomes and plenty of comedic moments.

As always, the chemistry between the characters will shine through,...

What We Do in the Shadows returns for its final season on October 21, bringing the beloved comedy horror series to an end after six seasons. Following the misadventures of a group of vampires and their familiar, What We Do in the Shadows Season 5 focused on Guillermo's (Harvey Guilln) newfound vampirism and his attempts at hiding it from Nandor (Kayvan Novak), with some help from Nadja (Natasia Demetriou) and Laszlo (Matt Berry) along the way. Showrunner Paul Simms has said to expect some big surprises for the show's final season, so let's take a look back at the events of Season 5 before What We Do in the Shadows returns for one last hurrah.

What We Do in the Shadows' showrunner Paul Simms recently addressed whether Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement will appear in Season 6. The upcoming season of the fan-favorite FX vampire series will premiere on October 21.

In an interview with Screen Rant, Simms confirmed the duo will not appear in What We Do in the Shadows Season 6, citing their busy schedule. The showrunner, however, revealed that they still found a way to pay homage to Waititi and Clement. "Those guys were very busy doing Time Bandits. So, I hate to disappoint people, but we made sure to pay homage to them by featuring them in some still photos, so they're in there in spirit, if not in flesh," Simms said.

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Baron's storyline in What We Do in the Shadows season 6 is explained by showruner Paul Simms. Baron is a decrepit but powerful vampire played by Doug Jones in the popular series What We Do in the Shadows. In addition to Jones, the show features a cast including Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Natasia Demetriou, Harvey Guillen, Mark Proksch, and Kristen Schaal. What We Do in the Shadows returns for season 6 on October 21, and will air 11 episodes in what will be its final season.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, Simms now describes a key element of Baron's storyline in What We Do in the Shadows season 6. According to the showrunner, the vampire has "discovered the little creatures" from season 5 "secrete a special cream that if he rubs on his skin, returns him to his former glamor." Previously, audiences had seen a version of the character that saw Jones "wearing 50 pounds of prosthetic makeup.

Everyone's favorite group of off-kilter vampires are about to say goodbye in What We Do in the Shadows season 6. Co-created by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, the show has served as a sequel spinoff to their acclaimed 2014 mockumentary horror-comedy about a group of vampires living together in Wellington, New Zealand. The FX show has followed a similar formula, bringing the setting to New York and centering on a new group of vampires and one of their familiars living together and still being well behind the modern times.

What We Do in the Shadows season 6 will be bringing the Emmy-winning comedy to a close, with Guillermo, a few months behind his transformation back from vampire into human, trying to figure out what life he wants away from being a familiar. The vampires, meanwhile, reawaken their fifth roommate they forget they left in hibernation, who tries to reinvigorate the group to conquer the New World.

Colin Robinson can't catch a break even heading into the final season of What We Do in the Shadows. Unlike the rest of the main characters seen in both the TV show and film, Colin is what's known as an energy vampire, who feeds off the life force of both humans and vampires simply by annoying them or boring them. The character is played by comedian and character actor Mark Proksch, who previously starred in the American version of The Office before going on to find further success both prior to and beyond the vampire comedy with Better Call Saul and Netflix's Exploding Kittens.

What We Do in the Shadows season 6 finds the group of vampires working to move on from Guillermo no longer being their and Nandor's familiar and, in the process, recalling they left their fifth vampire roommate, Jerry, in a state of hibernation. Colin, initially thrilled...

Plot: In the sixth and final season of the Emmy-nominated comedy, Nandor, Nadja, Laszlo, Colin and Guillermo will enter the workforce, visit New Hampshire, go to a human dinner party, fête The Baron and conjure a demon — all while trying to find their place and their purpose in this crazy, mixed-up world.

Review: Since it debuted in 2019, What We Do In The Shadows has consistently been one of the funniest television shows. Taking a cue from the mockumentary film of the same name starring Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, What We Do In The Shadows has followed the Staten Island-based vampires Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), energy vampire Colin Robinson (Mark Prosch), and Nandor’s familiar Guillermo (Harvey Guillen) as they have explored the day to day life of the bloodsuckers and their interactions with the human world. The series has been consistent in tone and...

Nandor is not having an easy time letting Guillermo go, as seen in What We Do in the Shadows season 6. The former warlord vampire is played by BAFTA winner Kayvan Novak, who first found success in his home country of England with the likes of prank call show Fonejacker, the political black comedy Four Lions and Thunderbirds Are Go. While the FX vampire comedy helped establish him as a household name for American audiences, he has also found international success with Disney's live-action Cruella movie and Fxx's Archer, among others.

What We Do in the Shadows season 6 picks up sometime after the events of the season 5 finale, in which Nandor helped Guillermo return to being human by killing Derek. Unlike prior seasons, the former familiar-turned-vampire has now moved out of the main house and into the garden house, figuring out what is ahead for his life, while Nandor also works...

The What We Do in the Shadows franchise has been so durable that a fan might be forgiven for thinking its shows may be just as immortal as its characters. From the mockumentary feature film to its first spin-off, Wellington Paranormal, to the FX series that also uses the movie’s title, we’ve enjoyed dozens of hours’ worth of comedy in this world. Given the facts of undead life for its mostly vampire cast, less discerning creators could have potentially kept it in (bat) flight for dozens more. But said creators are discerning, and whether we’re ready or not, the sixth season will be the last. The silver (bullet) lining: What We Do in the Shadows is going out at the peak of its vampiric powers.

Previous seasons have ended on a cliffhanger, most memorably the Season Four reveal that human familiar Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) had finally run...

“What is our current dark purpose?”

Each What We Do in the Shadows season has been interested in the unique growing pains experienced by Staten Island’s favorite misanthropic vampires, but there’s a sense of catharsis and closure in the series’ sixth and final season. It’d be very easy for What We Do in the Shadows to coast on what’s worked in the previous five seasons without rocking the boat. However, this farewell season channels the appropriate energy as it prepares the audience — and the characters — to say goodbye. There’s heavy awareness and reflection as What We Do in the Shadows’ vampires take stock of what they’ve accomplished throughout their lengthy lives and what they have to show for it all. There’s a lot more that could be done with these characters and What We Do in the Shadows as a whole, but it...

The first three episodes of What We Do in the Shadows season 6 offer a glimpse at the final season of FX's vampire comedy. While they set up multiple storylines that are likely to stretch across the 11-episode season, the most important is the awakening of Jerry (Mike O'Brien), a former roommate of the mockumentary series' Staten Island-based immortals who went into a "super-slumber" in the mid-1970s. Though they promised to wake him up in the '90s, they predictably forgot all about him, and his re-entry into their lives reminds them of forgotten dreams and desires from their pasts.

What We Do in the Shadows

Cast Matt Berry, Doug Jones, Harvey Guillen, Natasia Demetriou, Mark Proksch, Kayvan Novak, Kristen SchaalRelease Date March 27, 2019Seasons 6Genres Comedy, Horror, FantasyNetwork FXStreaming Service(s) HuluWriters Taika Waititi, Jemaine ClementDirectors Yana Gorskaya, Kyle Newacheck, Jemaine ClementShowrunner Stefani Robinson, Paul SimmsRating TV-ma Stream on...

While the equally delightful "Eagle vs Shark" and "Boy" positioned Taika Waititi as one of the strongest cinematic voices out of New Zealand, it was "What We Do in the Shadows" that turned him into an international superstar. The mockumentary about a group of vampires living together and carrying out their daily lives wasn't just a laugh-out-loud success, it was, as /Film writer Jeremy Mathai describes, "a parody and a satire that borders on farce, but underneath such slapstick joys, it's also a deeply melancholic ode to finding acceptance among those who help make life worth living in the first place." Five years after the film charmed horror fans the world over, FX announced a TV series adaptation with a new gaggle of bloodsuckers, characters that I'd argue have since surpassed the beloved vamps from the film.

There's Nandor the Relentless (Kayvan Novak), a centuries-old Persian vampire who was once...

After five and a half years, the vampires’ reign over the kingdom of Staten Island is unfortunately coming to an end. Although it doesn’t have quite the same bite it used to, What We Do in the Shadows remains a charming, funny sitcom buoyed by lovable characters and excellent performances by the entire ensemble.

What We Do in the Shadows Season 6 Review

Season 6 of What We Do in the Shadows follows the vampire roommates and their former familiar, Guillermo (Harvey Guillen), as they have existential revelations that send them on a quest to find their purpose in their unique ways. With this being the show’s last season, it’s clear that the writers are trying to set up these characters to go their separate ways, but they get off to a rocky start.

“What We Do In The Shadows” — Season 6 — Pictured (L-r): Matt Berry as Laszlo. Cr:...

Dark greetings are in order one last time as the cast and crew of What We Do in the Shadows prepare to bid viewers adieu after wrapping filming its sixth and final season earlier this year. TV Insider was on set for a rainy April day in Toronto (the real location of the Staten Island-based vampire roommate comedy from FX), where we were welcomed into their abode. Located on a sound stage, we joined other reporters for a front-line look at what’s to come in the final season. And the visit hinted at some big changes for the vampires — Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Colin Robinson (Mark Proskch), and The Guide (Kristen Schaal) — and their human friend and former familiar Guillermo (Harvey Guillén). As viewers will recall at the end of Season 5, Guillermo rejected his vampirism, opting to remain human, but forgo his servitude to...

The sixth season of the FX series What We Do in the Shadows will also be the show’s last. The final batch of episodes are scheduled to start airing on October 21st at 10 p.m. Et/Pt… and fans will have the chance to watch the first three episodes that night! The remaining eight episodes of the 11-episode season will be released on a weekly basis, and will be available to stream the next day on Hulu. They’ll be available to stream internationally on Disney+ at a later date. When the new episodes do air, viewers will be introduced to a new character: someone named Lisa, who “works in a corporate environment,” and today Deadline revealed that Lisa will be played by comedian Alyssa Limperis.

Limperis’ previous credits include Flatbush Misdemeanors, The List, Aunty Donna’s House, and Too Late. She also voices multiple characters on the Cartoon Network show We Baby Bears.

Exclusive: What We Do in the Shadows is heading into the corporate workplace for its final season and has added Alyssa Limperis to help.

The Flatbush Misdemeanors alum has joined the sixth and final season of the FX comedy, which premieres on October 21.

Limperis plays Lisa, who “works in a corporate environment” in the show, which stars Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, Natasia Demetriou, Harvey Guillen, Mark Proksch and Kristen Schaal.

Limperis starred in Showtime’s Flatbush Misdemeanors and has been in Universal Pictures’ feature The List, in Aunty Donna’s House on Netflix, voices multiple characters on the Cartoon Network show We Baby Bears and stars in the indie horror/comedy feature Too Late alongside Fred Armisen.

Best known for her viral mom videos, she also has an hourlong comedy special about losing her dad called No Bad Days on Peacock.

What We Do in the Shadows documents the nightly...

The comedy horror FX series What We Do in the Shadows premiered in 2019, based on the 2014 film of the same name. After a stellar run filled with many positive reviews and accolades, the series will end with the upcoming Season 6.

The series will bring back Kayvan Novak (Nandor the Relentless), Matt Berry (Laszlo), Natasia Demetriou (Nadja), Harvey Guilln (Guillermo), and Mark Proskch (Colin Robinson) for a new final adventure. As previously teased the final season will go out with a bang, the last installment will be filled with exciting guest stars and returning characters. Luckily, fan-favorite guest star Doug Jones, who plays the Royalty Vampire Baron Afanas will also return, as confirmed in an interview with ScreenRant.

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Mark Proksch addresses the future of What We Do in the Shadows.

The upcoming final season of What We Do in the Shadows...

What does Prime Video's "The Boys" and FX's "What We Do In The Shadows" have in common? Well, nothing immediate or obvious at all, as these respective shows dabble in distinctly different brands of genre subversion. While "The Boys" takes an irreverent, sharp, and satirical approach to the superhero genre, "What We Do In The Shadows" completely embraces vampire mythos while leaning hard into heartfelt charm and genuine hilarity. Neither show can be strictly considered horror, but do contain slivers of the genre, employed to lighthearted and gruesome extremes along the course of its seasons.

The only overlap between these two shows comes in the form of shared special effects teams who sometimes recycle props from one show and use them in the other. The practical and digital effects in "What We Do In The Shadows" mostly highlight (or evoke) something fantastical or supernatural, such as CG bats, invisible objects,...

What We Do in the Shadows Season 6 Teases A Fifth Vampire Roommate - Main Image

Nobody thought that a What We Do in the Shadows spinoff was ever going to top the original movie from Taika Waititi, but six seasons later and FX’s Wwdits series has managed to become a cult classic.

The series is now gearing up for its final season, and it teases a big surprise from the silly vampires of Staten Island – a new vampire.

A Secret New Vampire Roommate?

To get people in the mood for spooky season this October, the series has dropped its first trailer for the sixth season, and the premiere is expected to happen around the latter end of the month. Check this out:

Probably one of the biggest reveals is that the vampires actually have a fifth roommate that they forgot about—Jerry (played by SNL’s Mike O’Brien). Jerry...

Season 6 of the supernatural, live-action horror TV series “What We Do In The Shadows" premieres October 21, 2024 on FX:

“…based on the feature film by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, the series ‘documents’ the nightly exploits of vampires ‘Nandor’ (Kayvan Novak), ‘Laszlo’ (Matt Berry), ‘Nadja’ (Natasia Demetriou) and ‘Colin Robinson’ (Mark Proksch)…

“…as they navigate the modern world of Staten Island with the help of their human familiar, ‘Guillermo’ (Harvey Guillén), and their otherworldy bureaucrat acquaintance, ‘The Guide’ (Kristen Schaal).”

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“What We Do in the Shadows,” FX’s comedy series about vampires in Staten Island, is ending with Season 6, which…sucks. But this new trailer will get your blood pumping.

Vampire roommates Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), and Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) all return for the final season, along with their former familiar and current human friend, Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) and their vampire bureaucrat acquaintance, The Guide (Kristen Schaal). The new trailer gives fans a good look at a new character — the vampires’ other roommate, Jerry (“A.P. Bio” creator Mike O’Brien), who they forgot to wake up after he went down for a nap 50 years ago. His return forces Nandor, Laszlo, and Nadja to evaluate what they’ve been doing for the past half-century, and if they’re honest with themselves, things are not great. “Not one goal accomplished, not one dream pursued, not one part...

The sixth season of the FX series What We Do in the Shadows will also be the show’s last. The final batch of episodes are scheduled to start airing on October 21st at 10 p.m. Et/Pt… and fans will have the chance to watch the first three episodes that night! The remaining eight episodes of the 11-episode season will be released on a weekly basis, and will be available to stream the next day on Hulu. They’ll be available to stream internationally on Disney+ at a later date. With the premiere date swiftly approaching, a trailer for What We Do in the Shadows season 6 has arrived online and can be seen in the embed above.

A spin-off from Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi’s horror-comedy mockumentary film of the same title, What We Do in the Shadows centers on three vampires who live together: Laszlo (Matt Berry...

The sixth and final season of beloved series “What We Do in the Shadows” begs the question: Who will remain undead?

The series captures the nightly exploits of vampire roommates Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), and Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) as they navigate the modern world of Staten Island with the help of their former familiar and current human friend, Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) as well as their vampire bureaucrat acquaintance, The Guide (Kristen Schaal).

Yet after Guillermo was briefly turned into a full-blown vampire in Season 5, he is now re-evaluating his life goals. As the official synopsis teased, “Who Guillermo he if not a familiar who will do anything to please his Master in hopes of one day being turned into a vampire?”

Meanwhile, the core vampires are re-evaluating as well after their former roommate reappears after a 50-year nap. It turns out they haven’t...

In the trailer for the upcoming sixth and final season of What We Do in the Shadows, Staten Island vampire roommates Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou) and Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) are seen venturing out on their own journeys.

Even former familiar Guillermo (Harvey Guillén), after his brief stint as a vampire in season five, has left the vampires’ residence for a new home.

Nadja, meanwhile, is shown working at an office, where she tells viewers, “Every day I am learning the dark arts of corporate America … Tgi, Fml, Ngl, Lol.”

Laszlo continues his scientific experiments as he sets out to achieve his goal of “bringing life to a lifeless vessel.”

When Colin Robinson says that what he’s doing is like Frankenstein, Laszlo insists he has no idea what Colin is talking about.

“What I’m doing is completely original,” he says.

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The trailer for What We Do in the Shadows final season has been released. What We Do In The Shadows season 6 comes this month, putting an end to the mockumentary following the Staten Island vampires. The spinoff series, which is based on the spectacular 2014 movie starring Taika Waititi, stars Harvey Guilln (Guillermo), Kayvan Novak (Nandor), Matt Berry (Laszlo), Natasia Demetriou (Nadja), Mark Proksch (Colin Robinson), and Kristen Schaal (The Guide) and has been nominated for over twenty Emmy nominations.

FX has released a trailer for season 6. It's filled with the usual hijinks and devilment the group of vampires are known for with the addition of new projects that range from Dr. Frankenstein-like experiments to world domination. The returning cast seems to have had fun with this final season and they welcome familiar faces that have appeared in the show before. The trailer is a whimsical tease of whats to come in the final season,...

It’s almost time to bid the vampires of Staten Island “Dark Greetings,” one last time as the sixth and final season of What We Do in the Shadows prepares to launch this fall. As we look ahead to the next chapter in Guillermo (Harvey Guillén), Nandor (Kayvan Novak), Laszlo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch), and The Guide’s (Kristen Schaal) story, we’re breaking down everything we know so far about Season 6, below. Ranging from the premiere date and cast to poster art and beyond. When Does What We Do in the Shadows Season 6 Premiere? The sixth and final season of FX‘s Emmy-nominated comedy will debut on Monday, October 21, and will stream the next day on Hulu. The premiere will feature three all-new episodes from the 11-episode season. Is There a What We Do in the Shadows Season 6 Poster? FX Yes, FX has unveiled...

The upcoming sixth season of FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows” will unfortunately be the final season of the hilarious vampire mockumentary series, and the trailer has arrived.

“What We Do in the Shadows” Season 6 premieres Monday, October 21 on FX. The first three episodes of the eleven-episode season drop at once, and they hit Hulu the next day.

Watch the “What We Do in the Shadows” Final Season trailer below.

Here’s the official plot synopsis for Season 6…

“After a very brief stint as a full-blown vampire, Guillermo (Harvey Guillén) is re-evaluating his life. Who is he if not a familiar who will do anything to please his Master in hopes of one day being turned into a vampire? Meanwhile, the vampires are reevaluating, too.

“When their former roommate reappears after a 50-year nap, they realize how little they’ve done in half a century — not one goal accomplished,...

I love the beginning of a new month because that means there's so many new shows to come on streaming! It's a wonderful time for us avid TV fans and there's definitely lots to look forward to this time around. From spooky series' for the Halloween season to just regular ones, there's over 40 shows to watch on streaming in October 2024! Find out what you can tune in to on Max, Netflix, and more below.

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If you like the comedy series Somebody Somewhere, then you'll be happy to know that the third season of the show is coming back Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 on HBO...

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If you get stuck scrolling for hours searching for a good watch on Netflix, we’re here to help. Here are the best Netflix horror movies you can stream right now, from folk horror to existential nightmares to inventive creature features and beyond.

American Psycho

Mary Harron’s adaptation of the novel brings the dark humor and bloodletting in equal measure.

When thinking back on all the costumes that she’s helped design for “What We Do in the Shadows,” Laura Montgomery has a pretty easy time pinpointing who she had the most fun designing costumes for. “I can’t lie. Nadja is my favorite. I mean, I love them all but she’s the only woman in the lead cast and we don’t get a ton of female day players either. So getting to play with beautiful fabrics and the cuts, it’s really that kind of 1890s period meets with 1980s that’s a really fun period to design,” she tells Gold Derby during our recent webchat (watch the exclusive video interview above).

When thinking of a particular outfit of Nadja’s that she had fun designing, she thinks of a tartan traveling dress from the fourth season. She reveals, “It was this beautiful off-the-shoulder black brocade and...

What We Do In the Shadows star teases Harvey Guilln that season 6 will end with an expensive storyline that shakes up the final act. Guillermo's bond with Nandor will be addressed, questioning if their friendship is genuine or just business. The series will bring long-running character arcs to a fitting end, showing growth in the dysfunctional vampire family.

Harvey Guilln teases that What We Do In the Shadow season 6 will end by building up to an expensive storyline. Based on Taika Waititi's 2014 film, the FX series follows a group of Staten Island-based vampires navigating the modern world alongside their exhausted but loyal familiar, as they cross paths with witches, necromancers, werewolves, and the dominant players of vampire society. Guilln portrayed Guillermo, a loyal familiar to Nandor the Relentless (Kayvan Novak), who once dreamed of becoming a vampire himself. What We Do In The Shadows season 6 will be the last,...

It's almost time to say goodbye to What We Do in the Shadows. With the beloved FX mockumentary series set to end with its upcoming sixth season, star Harvey Guilln has teased what fans can expect from the final episodes.

Speaking with TVLine, Guilln who portrays Nandor's long-suffering familiar, Guillermo de la Cruz shared that the series will "end with a bang. He added with a laugh, "I would say were building up to something very expensive Were in a different world." His co-star Matt Berry (the vampire Leslie "Laszlo" Cravensworth) also revealed that Season 6 will feature plenty of "stunts," as well as "guest stars," which the series has become somewhat known for. Some notable stars who have appeared in previous seasons of What We Do in the Shadows include Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista and Star Wars actor Mark Hamill.

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The Guide can teleport, while Colin is an energy vampire who feeds off boredom and annoyance, making him intimidating. Jenna's ability to turn invisible gives her an edge as a young vampire, while Nadja has telekinesis and a paralyzing sonic scream. Nandor's unique abilities include pyrokinesis, hypnosis, and telekinesis, making him a strong fighter with lots of experience.

What We Do in the Shadows is a must-watch 2009 mockumentary series about an unconventional group of vampires based on a 2014 movie by the same name. The comedy show is full of conflicts between vampires and other creatures (or Guillermo) where the characters need to show their strengths. The show has many powerful vampires throughout its five seasons, but some stand out as stronger than most.

While Viago and the Vampiric Council have celebrity status and political power in the community but don't really demonstrate how strong they are in a fight or when hunting humans,...

“What We Do in the Shadows” is in the hunt for its third Best Comedy Series bid with its fourth season — but the show may be in for a timely boost as its fifth season will be premiering during the winners’ round of voting after this year’s Emmy nominations have been announced.

“What We Do in the Shadows,” adapted from Jermaine Clement and Taika Waititi‘s 2014 film of the same name, follows four vampire roommates living together in Staten Island: Matt Berry‘s Laszlo, Natasia Demetriou‘s Nadja, Kayvan Novak‘s Nandor, and Mark Proksch‘s Colin Robinson. Season four reached new heights, garnering a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes, and the show will be hoping that this will help it on its way to an aforementioned Best Comedy Series bid.

This FX hit sits outside of our predicted eight nominees, however: “Wednesday,” “Poker Face,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,...