Netflix?s fantasy The Order is an absurdist match for What We Do in the Shadows
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Summary
The first episode of Netflix’s new horror series The Order, which premieres on March 7th, reads like a pretty straightforward supernatural drama with a touch of dark humor. Like the werewolves that are featured prominently in its plot, The Order doesn’t make a particularly smooth transformation, but it’s a lot more impressive once it embraces the change.The Order is being marketed as a drama, and the initial trailer doesn’t even hint at the humor that makes the show stand out. The first scene where Jack and the other hopeful pledges meet the members of the Order would be a lot creepier if it didn’t take place in broad daylight and if the mages weren’t demonstrating their power with sleight-of-hand coin tricks that looked better when they were done in the first episode of American Gods.
As said here by Samantha Nelson