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The Vampire Diaries Parody is the parody made by The Hillywood Show. It was released on February 25, 2011.

CastEdit

Hilly Hindi as Elena (Dentist Girl) and Katherine (Vampire)
Hannah Hindi as Caroline
Brett Culbert as Steven
Nick Strong as Damon
Arialove Jackson as Bonnie

CreatorsEdit

The Hindi sisters have became famous by their musical parodies. They started doing parodies of several characters of Johnny Depp, but gained worldwide recognition with their Twilight Parodies, that went viral. They use cleverly chosen music, voice overs, well rehearsed choreography, carefully made costumes and a high quality of production. They often strive to give realism to their creation, carefully matching sets, clothes to the original to make them more believable.

SumaryEdit

The video starts with "Damien" and "Steven" at the dentist's office, and they note that the dentist "looks like the chick from Vampire Diaries". With the card with the Show name comes a wind up denture, which sets the tone of the parody.

When the song starts, they cut to several scenes from Vampire Diaries, season two, mainly focusing on the "Masquerade Ball " that took place at the Lockwood property. Hilly impersonates Katherine, and the scenes not only address events from season 2, but also sometimes ilustrate the lyrics of the song.

Among the scenes are Katherine killing random victims during the Ball, flashbacks of Katherine making love and drinking blood from both brothers in 1864 and being imprisioned in the tomb. I love when "Katherine" turns "Damien" into a vampire by sticking a plastic denture into his mouth, and the scenes where they are hanging upside down are just hilarious.

Hilly takes "bites" from several fruits, starting, like in the series, with a ripe strawberry, but progressing to bananas and watermellon.

The scene where Katherine enters the masquerade ball with one brother in each arm was later mirrowed in season three "Mikaelson's Ball", when Elena enters with both Salvatores.

Cultural ReferencesEdit

"Damien" in the waiting room makes reference to Glee, a musical comedy that airs on Fox. The Hillywood sisters way of including music numbers in their parodies reflect the show's musical attitude.
On Glee's episode Britney/Brittany , the show's characters have hallucinations, generated by the anesthesia.
"Teeth" is probably the least known of Lady Gaga's album "Fame Monster ". It was written by Taja Ryley, has many gothic and vampiric imagery.
The song Teeth was used on the official promo for the Episode "Masquerade "
The phrase "Show me your teeth" could also mean "show me the truth". It could be a reference to the expression "you know a horse by the teeth ", which is a way to tell the horse's age by inspecting their teeth.