New Trailer for Netflix’s V Wars Pits Humans Against Vampires

Netflix revealed the official trailer today for V Wars, its upcoming television adaptation of the Jonathan Maberry humans vs. vampires comic series. The ten-episode first season is set to make its premiere on December 5th, 2019. For starters, you can sink your teeth into the trailer above and read on for more details on what to expect.

The series follows a scientist and his best friend as they face the evolving crisis of a deadly outbreak that fractures society into opposing factions, potentially escalating to a war between humans and vampires.

Created by William Laurin and Glenn Davis, the cast of V Wars includes Ian Somerhalder as Dr. Luther Swann, Adrian Holmes as Michael Fayne, Peter Outerbridge as Calix Niklos, Laura Vandervoort as Mila Dubov, Kyle Breitkopf as Dezs, Jacky Lai as Kaylee Vo, and Kimberly-Sue Murray as Danika.

As mentioned, the series is set to arrive on Netflix beginning December 5th. Be sure to stay tuned to Dead Entertainment for further updates ahead.

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