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Laszlo Cravensworth calling someone a devious bastard in What We Do in the Shadows, used for sneaky reveals, betrayals and funny accusations in edits.

This is Laszlo Cravensworth, played by Matt Berry, relishing the insult devious bastard in his unmistakable pompous drawl. He stretches the words, savours the consonants, and makes a simple accusation sound like a centuries old vampire delivering a formal verdict. The delivery is both offended and delighted, which is why the line lands so well out of context. Played over a knowing smirk, a caught lie, or a petty scheme exposed, it instantly adds mock horror and camp gothic drama to an otherwise ordinary moment.

What We Do in the Shadows premiered on FX in 2019, adapting the 2014 mockumentary film by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi into a Staten Island vampire sitcom. Matt Berry's Laszlo quickly became the show's breakout voice, with his clipped insults and grand pronouncements clipped endlessly for reaction videos. The devious bastard line fits that pattern perfectly, surviving because it works without any setup and instantly signals sneaky behaviour. Fans keep reusing it for pranks, betrayals and petty drama online.

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Who says devious bastard in What We Do in the Shadows?

It is Laszlo Cravensworth, the flamboyant vampire played by Matt Berry in What We Do in the Shadows. Berry delivers the insult with exaggerated relish, turning a two word accusation into one of Laszlo's most quotable reaction lines.

Where is the devious bastard sound from?

The clip comes from the FX comedy series What We Do in the Shadows, which follows vampire housemates on Staten Island. The series began in 2019 and is based on the 2014 film by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi.

How do people use the devious bastard sound?

Creators drop it after a sneaky reveal, a caught lie, or a petty betrayal in an edit. The pompous delivery makes the moment feel theatrically scandalous, so it works especially well for gaming clips, pranks and reaction videos.