What We Do in the Shadows
Comedy • R • 2014 • 1 hr 26 min
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Genuinely funny, but not at the expense of amazing characterization
Liked the series better. The nazi element was unecessary imo.
Not as great and funny as I hoped but pretty entertaining
Actually might be the funniest movie ever made.
Ripe with satirical humor, this mockumentary shines a light on the secret life of vampires. So good they turned it into a full series
Best show. So well written, actors are Devine, this is a literal gem.
A truly delightful comedy. Witty, ridiculous, and full of heart.
Such a fun and unorthodox take on vampire lore. Taika Waititi is to irreverent comedy what Martin Scorsese is to gangster movies.
One of Taika Waititi’s best. Dry, sarcastic and witty humor make for a pleasant window into the life of supernatural beings.
Incredibly funny , original and clever , if your in need of entertainment with belly laughs this will tick all the boxes
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