United States |
IGN
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"[5th Season Review]: [It] delivers on last season's cliffhanger ending, changing up character dynamics in a way that keeps the supernatural sitcom fresh" |
POS
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United States |
The Playlist
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"[5th Season Review]: One of the reasons the new episodes work is how comfortably the cast has settled into these roles and allowed their characters to develop over the years" |
POS
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United States |
Bloody Disgusting
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"[5th Season Review]: Five seasons in, 'What We Do in the Shadows' proves that it still has lots of life coursing through its veins and plenty more to say (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
Paste Magazine
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"[5th Season Review]: The show remains, first and foremost, dry, biting, and deeply, often painfully funny" |
POS
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United States |
SlashFilm
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"[5th Season Review]: The series is getting a little long in the tooth" |
NEG
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United States |
The Daily Beast
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"[5th Season Review]: The series refuses to rest on its laurels, repeatedly expanding its crazy vampire mythology and universe in unexpected ways" |
POS
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United States |
Collider
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"[5th Season Review]: The show is delving into some truly exciting places while never losing sight of its identity" |
POS
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United States |
rogerebert.com
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"[5th Season Review]: This comedy remains one of the funniest ongoing shows on television" |
POS
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United States |
IndieWire
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"[5th Season Review]: Rather than coasting on their laurels five seasons in, the entire team is striving for bigger and better ideas, jokes, and effects" |
POS
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United States |
IndieWire
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"[4th Season Review]: 'What We Do in the Shadows' is in that precious TV sweet spot: old enough to draw from its own experience, and young enough to be emboldened by its enduring potential" |
POS
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United States |
The Playlist
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"[4th Season Review]: these vamps definitely aren’t dead yet (...) What has changed about the show is it seems emotionally richer, allowing the characters to unpack the misery that comes with living forever" |
POS
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United States |
Paste Magazine
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"[4th Season Review]: Four seasons in, 'What We Do in the Shadows', FX’s vampire mockumentary from the mind of Jemaine Clement, is still one of TV’s best comedies" |
POS
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United States |
Den of Geek
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"[4th Season Review]: In many ways, season four comes across as the strongest and most focused year of 'What We Do in the Shadows' (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
Collider
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"[4th Season Review]: What We Do in the Shadows hasn't only hit its best and most comedic stride yet; like the vampires it's centered around, this series is damn near immortal" |
POS
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United States |
IGN
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"[4th Season Review]: while the show’s strongest elements continue to shine, its weak points have become even more threadbare" |
NEU
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Canada |
CBR
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"[4th Season Review]: One of the silliest shows on TV maintains that standard with strong writing, great performances, and enough gonzo violence to make Sam Raimi blush" |
POS
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United States |
Decider
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"[4th Season Review]: Whether you’re into vampires or not, 'What We Do in the Shadows' remains laugh-out-loud funny from moment to its next absurd moment" |
POS
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United States |
IGN
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"[3rd Season Review]: [The first] episode makes great use of slapstick physical humor (...) The characters are still loveable losers" |
POS
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United States |
Bloody Disgusting
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"[4th Season Review] Staten Island’s favorite vampires return for more misguided macabre comedy in a season that’s full of growth, change, tap dancing, and home renovation (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
IndieWire
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"[3rd Season Review]: Few shows make it feel like anything can happen, yet 'What We Do in the Shadows' just keeps opening doors to fascinating new personal voyages and inventive world-building" |
POS
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United States |
Vulture
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"[3rd Season Review]: [It remains] delightfully weird, acted by pros with impeccable timing, and Goth-gorgeous in every detail" |
POS
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United States |
Paste Magazine
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"[3rd Season Review]: Yes, 'What We Do in the Shadows' is still very, very good—maybe even better than ever." |
POS
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United States |
Bloody Disgusting
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"[3rd Season Review]: [The character dynamics] have never been more articulate, but there’s also a lot to enjoy here for those that are specifically looking for creative subversions to classic horror tropes (…) Rating: ★★★★½ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
Collider
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"[3rd Season Review]: [It] brings together combinations of characters that shouldn’t work, but come together beautifully" |
POS
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United States |
Rolling Stone
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"[2nd Season Review]: [It's] a relief to have this unapologetically juvenile, unmistakably funny show bring some lightness to these new times, when we’re all hiding inside like this crew of oddballs (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
Vanity Fair
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"[2nd Season Review]: [It] is exactly what you want a high-concept sitcom about Staten Island vampires to be: funny, fast, unpretentious, and dumb in the very best possible way." |
POS
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United States |
The Hollywood Reporter
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"[2nd Season Review]: An already great series smartly reinvents itself." |
POS
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United States |
Decider
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"[2nd Season Review]: This new season is exactly what you want from 'What We Do in the Shadows', but even better." |
POS
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United States |
Den of Geek
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"[2nd Season Review]: squeezes itself well onto the small screen. As the series enters its second season it solidifies its place as a placeholder for classic TV comedy." |
POS
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Canada |
Screen Rant
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"[2nd Season Review]: [It] proved itself one of FX’s best comedies, and season 2 is set to establish the series as one of the funniest on television, period." |
POS
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United States |
Paste Magazine
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"[2nd Season Review]: Parody presides over plot, and humor over horror, though occasionally the show takes a pitstop to indulge in undead melancholy and black magic sadism." |
POS
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Denmark |
Heaven of Horror
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"[2nd Season Review]: If you’re in need of laughs and plenty of awesome iconic horror creatures, then dive into season 2." |
POS
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United States |
The Hollywood Reporter
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"[1st Season Review]: You'll die laughing (...) Wonderfully, absurdly over-the-top and hilarious (...) The real achievement might be in how surprisingly fresh the conceit feels episode after episode, which is no easy feat." |
POS
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United States |
IndieWire
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"[1st Season Review]: The silly jokes are so good (...) There’s a lot to admire in the opening episodes, and the potential within each only drives more excitement for the next." |
POS
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United States |
Variety
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"[1st Season Review]: Kayvan Novak, Natasia Demetriou, and Matt Berry are witty, engaging company (...) The show’s mockumentary format feels, for the first time in a while, like something new." |
POS
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United States |
IGN
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"[1st Season Review]: It's fangtastic (...) Fans familiar with Waititi and Clement’s style and snarkiness (...) are sure to be hypnotized (...) A quirky, creative, and consistently entertaining twist on the vampire genre" |
POS
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United States |
Den of Geek
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"[1st Season Review]: One of the most impressive and fun parts of the show is how it seamlessly merges the slice-of-undeath documentary approach with the special effects necessary to establish these are real vampires (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" |
POS
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United States |
Bloody Disgusting
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"[1st Season Review]: [The first episode] lets its characters breathe and progressively immerse the audience in this unique world. It’s a smart approach in general (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 5)" |
POS
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