She is a vampire..and hot

This is a 4-panel comic meme. The first panel shows a smug cartoon corporate presentation character introducing a new film franchise. The second panel displays the official poster for the *Underworld* film franchise, featuring the lead vampire character Selene, played by Kate Beckinsale, holding two guns and presented as visually attractive. The third panel shows a second cartoon character asking what the plot of the new franchise is. The fourth panel cuts back to the presentation character, who smirks and replies "Plot?" This relies on a double meaning pun: "plot" refers both to the narrative story of a film, and is also internet slang for an attractive person's physique, implying the franchise's main selling point is the attractive lead rather than a well-written story.

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Overview

This is a 4-panel comic meme. The first panel shows a smug cartoon corporate presentation character introducing a new film franchise. The second panel displays the official poster for the Underworld film franchise, featuring the lead vampire character Selene, played by Kate Beckinsale, holding two guns and presented as visually attractive. The third panel shows a second cartoon character asking what the plot of the new franchise is. The fourth panel cuts back to the presentation character, who smirks and replies "Plot?" This relies on a double meaning pun: "plot" refers both to the narrative story of a film, and is also internet slang for an attractive person's physique, implying the franchise's main selling point is the attractive lead rather than a well-written story.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on Reddit meme communities, with the original posted title "She is a vampire..and hot". It edits the widely used 4-panel corporate executive presentation meme template to reference the Underworld film series, playing into a common popular joke that many genre/action film franchises prioritize casting attractive lead actors over developing strong narrative plots.