Warning: This article contains spoilers from the first episode of First Kill. Juliette and Calliope just met, and already their relationship is extremely complicated. How complicated? Their families — ...

Most people are familiar with Romeo and Juliet. But in Netflix's new series "First Kill," Juliet and Juliet is where it's really at. The series, which premiered on Friday, is based on the short story ...

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In the new Netflix vampire series “First Kill,” two teen girls fall in love. The catch? One is a vampire and the other is a slayer. “I immediately fell in love with the story of the show in general,” ...

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The moment that Netflix Geeked dropped the first look at the genre-blending vampire romance First Kill, the buzz has been buzzing. The series, in which a vampire hunter and a vampire fall in love ...

First Kill is a high school drama full of monsters. Calliope “Cal” Burns (Imani Lewis) and Juliette Fairmont (Sarah Catherine Hook) play forbidden lovers on the Netflix show. But how old are the ...

First Kill is the new Netflix series you need to sink your teeth into. Sarah Catherine Hook takes center stage in Netflix’s queer vampire drama, which premieres June 10. The actress is having her ...

Welcome back with another lesbian teen romance — but this time, instead of a movie, we have a whole series! On June 10, Netflix released “First Kill,” a supernatural drama surrounding teenage monsters ...

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