Matt Berry plays Laszlo Cravensworth, the flamboyant centuries-old vampire, in the television comedy What We Do in the Shadows, a series adapted from the 2014 film of the same name. Berry's over-the-top vocal style has made many of his lines popular as standalone reaction clips, passed around by fans on soundboards and social video edits. Human beer fits that pattern perfectly, because it sounds like a formal vampire observation while also working as a joke about drinking culture. That double meaning keeps it useful long after the original scene, especially in short-form comedy.
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Matt Berry delivers a theatrical human beer line from What We Do in the Shadows, perfect for vampire jokes, drinking memes and funny reaction edits.
This clip captures Matt Berry in full Laszlo mode, rolling out the phrase human beer with the slow, booming, slightly aristocratic delivery that made his What We Do in the Shadows character a fan favourite. His voice rises and falls like a stage actor savouring a ridiculous idea, turning a simple drink order into something grand, absurd and faintly sinister. The humour lands because it sounds completely serious while meaning almost nothing sensible, which is why listeners instantly recognise the tone even without seeing the scene. It works as a punchline on its own, needing no setup to feel funny.