I Woke Up a Vampire is a Canadian series on Netflix created by Thomas W. Lynch starring Kaileen Angelic Chang.
If you’ve caught the first season, you already have a hint of what to expect: a rather light story aimed squarely at the younger crowd, with a touch of mythology, a lot of vampires, and a bit of comic book world.
A series without too many pretensions that, it seems, has found its audience.
The world is vast, and sometimes these series, which the adults don’t always grasp, are a hit among the younger crowd.
Plot
Carmie wakes up at 13 years old to find herself a vampire, which gives her superpowers, but also presents her with new challenges.
About the second season
Somewhat more of the same as in the first, but this time our three friends embark on their high school journey, with everything that it entails: more teenage challenges and confronting a different world.
Don’t expect a world filled with irony or cruel jokes, because “I Woke Up a Vampire” is one of those light (very light) series where all characters are good, exemplary, and their antics aren’t exactly epoch-making. We’ve here a series for all audiences, especially for those less inclined to the extravagant, even though the setup could have provided for much, much extravagance.
If you like it, go ahead, one more option to enjoy this Thursday on Netflix.