“The first death”: an impossible romance appears in the first trailer of the vampire fiction

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the battles between vampires and the hunters of these creatures will be the scene of the first death (First Kill)the upcoming teen series from Netflix that will have as its central point a lesbian romance. This Thursday, The first official trailer revealed how the television adaptation of the short story of Victory GO Schwab which she herself describes as a mix of fantasy drama Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the black humor thriller killing eve.

“When the time comes for teenage Juliette (Sarah Catherine Hook) collects his first victim in order to claim his place in a powerful family of vampires, he sets his sights on Calliope (Imani Lewis), the new girl in town. But to her surprise, the newcomer is a vampire slayer from a family of renowned slayers. Each one will discover that annihilating the other will not be as easy, as it will be to fall for their respective tricks”, advances the synopsis.

Sarah Catherine Hook and Imani Lewis star in this teen drama. (Netflix)

Each episode will follow these two young women who, in addition to having established roles, live from day to day between high school classes, parties, friends, and unexpected first crush. Will they really have to kill each other? Both will do everything possible to avoid it, but the family pressure will be strong enough to establish a hostile terrain for their love relationship, according to what is shown in the advance just shared by the digital platform.

Victoria Schwab’s short story turned into a Netflix series

the first death is based on the original story of the youth writer who also has a position as co-writer and executive producer of the fiction along with the showrunner Felicia D. Henderson. american actress emma roberts also appears in the executive production. Along with Hook and Lewis, the cast consists of Elizabeth Mitchell, Aubin Wise, Gracie Dzienny, Dominic Goodman, Phillip Mullings, Jr. Y Jason R. Moore.

The story was based on the short story by youth writer Victoria “VE” Schwab. (Netflix)

The publication of Victory GO Schwab was released in September 2020 and, almost two years later, the project of bringing this story to the small screen is finally a reality for its fan readers. The new vampire title will join the extensive content catalog LGBTQ+ from service streaming and promises to put in the spotlight the sapphic love between two teenage girls.