Fans of ‘First Kill’ said the show is “very relatable,” and are hoping for a second season.
In terms of innovative takes on cherished genres, Netflix has been a game changer. This time, they’re back with a new vampire romance series called ‘First Kill,’ which is quickly garnering a devoted following. Two very different females are pitted against one other, only to fall in love.
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A adolescent romance between a vampire and a monster hunter is depicted in the new series. V E Schwab developed ‘First Kill’ from her short tale of the same name, and Felicia D Henderson is the showrunner. Fans are enthralled by it because they adore the protagonists.
The program premiered on June 10th, with such a compelling narrative that it quickly garnered a following that is eagerly anticipating a second season. But whether they receive it or not depends on Netflix, which has a habit of abruptly canceling series featuring strong female leads (The OA, Anne of Green Gables).
The forthcoming program revolves around a vampire’s forbidden love for a monster hunter. Juliette (Hook) is about to make her first vampire murder, while Calliope (Lewis), a slayer from a line of slayers, is preparing to stake her first vampire. A fan said on Twitter, ” “I finished watching First Kill today, and I’ve never seen a show that offered me so much and yet gave me so little. “If the kissing booth can get three movies, then first kill can get a second season #First Kill,” one user wrote, while another added, “If the kissing booth can get three movies, then first kill can get a second season #First Kill.””
Some fans were also ecstatic that Elizabeth Mitchell was cast in the film and were eager to see the character she played. “Falling in love is tough for youngsters Juliette and Calliope: one is a vampire, the other is a vampire hunter, and both are preparing to make their first murder,” according to the original plot. What do you think will happen when in love ladies are forced to confront the truth of their objectives and aspirations in order to gain a position in their families?
One supporter commented, “#FirstKill went above and beyond by including Elizabeth Mitchell. #HappyPride continues to triumph for gays.”
Some viewers also turned to Twitter to express how’relatable’ the film’s two characters were. As one person put it, “Juliette and Cal’s initial encounter is so realistic! Juliette reminds me a lot of myself when I’m around my crush. “I was okay with #FirstKill at first but kinda bummed that they’re immediately canon but holy shit the angst in season 2 is going to be so good!” said one user, while another added, “I was okay with #FirstKill at first but kinda bummed that they’re immediately canon but holy shit the angst in season 2 is going to be so good!” I’m a sucker for the lovers to enemies cliche.”
