Spider-Man star's horror-comedy series canceled after just two seasons
Jul. 16, 2024Reginald the Vampire won’t be getting a third season
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Horror-comedy series Reginald the Vampire has been canceled by Syfy after two seasons,TVLinereports.
The show starred Jacob Batalon, best known for his roles inSpider-Man: Homecomingand the rest of Tom Holland’s web-slinging adventures, as the titular bloodsucker. Per the series' official synopsis, “Reginald Andres finally got his life together – when he was turned into a vampire. While he doesn’t fit into the stereotypical expectations of what a vampire looks like – he’s not chiseled or classically handsome – Reginald has found his place amongst an unlikely cohort that includes the cool vampire who sired him, the former vampire chieftain turned unexpected ally (or is she?), and his co-worker/former girlfriend.”
Batalon also recently starred in the horror movie Tarot and is set to appear in the upcoming action thriller Novocaine, alongside Jack Quaid andPrey’s Amber Midthunder, about a mild-mannered bank executive who must rescue his girlfriend after she’s held hostage in a bank robbery.
Reginald the Vampire is streaming on Hulu in the US and NOW in the UK. For more, check out our picks of the otherbest shows on Huluto add to your watch list.
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