If the show Being Human were on MTV

Rating: 8/10 (17 February 2015)

-What We Do In The Shadows (2015) movie review: -What We Do In The Shadows is a comedy in the shape of a documentary about three friends, Viago, Deacon, and Vladislav, who are struggling through everyday life, because they are vampires.
-A comedy that is about a documentary crew following vampires doing average vampire things, but completely seriously as if it were real? Yeah I'm all about that.
-The story was great, and the fact that nothing is treated like it is a new thing for the audience was so smart. Things just happen and move on casually, like freak sunlight accidents.
-The pace was mostly good, but I did feel like it had a slow wrap-up.
-The acting was great. I don't know any of the actors, but they all did a convincingly good job.
-The characters were really likable and funny, but also serious. Like introducing themselves as 600 years old, but being completely chill about it. Or having fights by flying.
-I did not really care much for the music, but it was fittingly weird.
-So more about this film that I just loved was that it was set in a world where everything that would be a big deal to anybody is just casual and treated so for the cameras in the film. They go to a party with zombies or make fun of werewolves. Or have trouble getting dressed because they can't see themselves in mirrors.
-The films effects are also realistic and surprisingly not cheesy.
-It does not have a rating, but I would say it would be a heavy PG-13 or light R. There's 2 F-words and some other mild language. There is some violence, but some of it is blurred. There is some suggestive material also, but either blurred or just not shown.
-What We Do In The Shadows is a great example of how to make a satirical comedy so entertaining and original. It is like if the show Being Human were on MTV. Best way I can think to describe it. And that said, What We Do In The Shadows is totally worth checking out! (Would be worth seeing in theaters, but it is in limited release, so worth seeing at theater price I guess)